A precision strobe tuner built for handpans and other multi-modal instruments where one strike sounds three notes at once.
Read the fundamental, octave, and 12th as independent strobe bands. Isolate any two chosen frequencies with the Spectrum Analyser to reveal their dedicated strobe bands.
Windows SmartScreen flags installers it hasn't seen many times yet — it's not a virus warning, just an "unrecognised app" notice (V-Tune is open-source and new). To install:
See the fundamental, octave, and 12th as independent strobe bands. Motion means drift; stillness means locked.
Hear the reference tone for any band — continuous, or a beep that fires on each strike so you can match by ear.
The note your mic picks up lights up on the pitch wheel in real time, so you always know what you just struck.
Kurd, Amara, Celtic and more — the ding highlighted, every note at its real octave.
See the full frequency content, then bracket any peak to give it its own dedicated tuning band.
Peak detection finds the loud frequencies; phase-rate analysis measures how stable each one is, frame to frame.
V-Tune processes microphone audio entirely on-device, in real time. Nothing is recorded, stored, or transmitted. No accounts, no analytics, no ads, no network requests — the app works fully offline.