Guitar Tuner is an easy, hands-free way to tuner your guitar. Listens while you tune and visually guides you through the tuning process. This is an all-new rendition of Rustle Laidman's famous Guitar Tuner, completely rewritten for Mac OS X.
What's New
Version 5.2.1:
Minor bug fixes.
Version 5.2:
Added Intel Mac support (universal binary).
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
From Apple's site
http://www.apple.com/support/garageband/hottips/
"GarageBand 3 features a built-in instrument tuner to help you get your instruments in perfect tune. To use it, enable a Real Instrument track for recording (click the red Record Enable button on the track). In the time display, click the tuning fork icon in the upper left corner to display the instrument tuner. Make sure that your instrument is connected to your computer, and play a note. The tuning meter will tell you what note is being played and how far off you are from the proper pitch-shoot for the zero (0) mark. The tuner displays a green light once you've hit perfect pitch."
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Guitar Tuner is an easy, hands-free way to tuner your guitar. Listens while you tune and visually guides you through the tuning process. This is an all-new rendition of Rustle Laidman's famous Guitar Tuner, completely rewritten for Mac OS X.
From Apple's site
http://www.apple.com/support/garageband/hottips/
"GarageBand 3 features a built-in instrument tuner to help you get your instruments in perfect tune. To use it, enable a Real Instrument track for recording (click the red Record Enable button on the track). In the time display, click the tuning fork icon in the upper left corner to display the instrument tuner. Make sure that your instrument is connected to your computer, and play a note. The tuning meter will tell you what note is being played and how far off you are from the proper pitch-shoot for the zero (0) mark. The tuner displays a green light once you've hit perfect pitch."