The 'e' Chromatic Tuner V0.9    Suggested by Onesimus Prime - Updated by guinness on 11 Feb 2010 216KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (404) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (5) - Post comment - Permalink

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 Onesimus Prime: Tucows only lists Windows 2K and XP compatibility for this program. I tried it on Vista anyway, and it doesn't seem to work for me. Can anyone else verify that, or test it on Win7? Thanks [2009-12-20 06:56]

 freakazoid: Cool! Nice to see a tuning program! Bonus is its small filesize! [2009-12-20 19:51]

 ashghost: It works for me on Win7. Did it run for you, Onesimus Prime, but just look sort of grayed out in the display area? It did for me, too, but, as the readme says, you have to set Windows' default sound recording option in Control Panel -> Sounds -> Recording. [2009-12-22 01:41]

 Onesimus Prime: ashghost, that did work. I've changed the entry to include Vista and Win7. Anyone want to try on earlier OS's? [2009-12-26 04:05]

 bassiliin: Cool app. "Always on Top" option would be nice. [2010-02-12 18:23]

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