I’ve always wondered why there aren’t more tuner modules with a big clear easy to read display showing the FREQUENCY (not more) of the oscillator or LFO plugged into it. The only ones are the NYSTHI modules Tunathor, Hot tuna, Gran tunismo. But none of them have large easy to read displays, they are quite small. It would be cool to have a module thats customizable by size and display kind of like a notepad module, but i’d be happy with anything. the Tunathor module is good but i only need the display, and its too small.
It’s just way too big. And I use frequency not NOTE. I’d love something more reasonably sized that shows FREQUENCY. I have some dense patches that fit nicely on my screen and gran tunismo takes up too much space and is mostly white or other info I don’t need.
In a world where there’s sooooo many modules that do the same thing, it’s surprising there’s barely any tuner modules at all.
Gimme a Gran Tunismo that’s half the size or less, with a big frequency readout. Let me choose the background color and text color.
Oooh, I wasn’t aware of the module zoom feature. Very handy.
It would be nice if there was a temporary zoom that you could back out and return to the previous zoom level and location. F4 always zooms to display the entire patch. I might submit a feature request. I haven’t figured out the full specs though. There are a few designs I am thinking about.
Well. Yeah zero-crossing detection seems to work the best. I compared it to HotTuna and the ilk, and I think it’s more stable for most things. You can give it a test go if you want.
I had a FFT version option, but the precision wasn’t very good at all… so I need to rethink that.
this module looks awesome. i’d love it if i could replace the blue display of the waveform with a large frequency readout in blue, just like the waveform, but in a larger font than the current frequency readout below the waveform. possible to add a context menu option for that in the future perhaps?
Stroke is still my fave way to zoom levels. I use alt Z, alt A, alt Q for “zoom” “all” and “quarter”. Goto used to go near where I focused, glad it works well now.
Soo. I got it working sooooo perfectly nicely using autocorrelation, but now it likes to barf out giant spikes of CPU every few seconds… Go figure! But I did get it working on wavefolded stuff, and now I know why there are very few tuner modules for VCV!
I have no idea how the GranTunismo works inside… unfortunately it’s closed source.
Yeah, autocorrelation is I guess the “gold standard” for that problem. Perhaps for this application it doesn’t matter if the cpu usage is “bad”. I don’t know how “guitar tuner” apps on phones work so well… don’t know how they work. Anyway, cool that you are hacking away at that!
But I did get it working on wavefolded stuff, and now I know why there are very few tuner modules for VCV!