Xitona Guitar Tuner

Amongst the multiple genres of music, a musical instrument most widely used is the guitar. Furthermore, an acoustic guitar is something that still retains a huge popularity even after the arrival of the electric Guitar that uses a sound board and sound box for creating the sound waves through the Guitar strings with considerable volume. However technology can help improve the music created through an acoustic guitar and an application like the Xitona Guitar Tuner provides an impressive platform for its users to fine tune their guitar strings and creatively compose music along with complete accuracy and precision.

The Xitona Guitar Tuner 1.0.0.0 consists of a neat and smartly arranged interface with the options placed vibrantly at the top and the main screen poses as a sound graph with high and low notes. The software facilitates high precision note pitch measuring and acoustic guitar strings tuning alongside having the use for microphone and sound card. The user has the option to try the software free of charge for the first and feel the working decide later regarding the purchase. The intuitive working of the software assists the user to determine the exact pitch of the guitar and choose from a host of features like; guitar tuning with extremely high precision and accuracy and further choose from multiple tunings and signals. Moreover, the user can tune the guitar as per discretion with no electric signal output and with the usage of a general microphone. The software is excellent for music lovers and even Guitar learners and provides for ample creative freedom and music composition.

The Xitona Guitar Tuner 1.0.0.0 scores high in comparison to its counterparts for its class leading functionality and the amount of creative input it offers and application gets a score of four rating points for its user friendly application and stellar performance.

Acoustic guitar strings tuning. High precession note pitch measuring. This simple software determining exactly pitch of your guitar strings, by using microphone and sound card. You can try it free of charge even without microphone. If you think you can tune your guitar exactly using only reference tones, you are poorly wrong. Theoretically, when you are using reference tones and the frequencies are roughly the same, a great resonance is produced. In this case reference tone become a source of forced oscillation, which cause strings oscillation on the same frequency. And it sounds like guitar is tuned. But actually own string frequency can greatly differ from reference tone. That's why preferably to use passive system which only listen and does not provide any sound oscillations.