Features
Plug in your guitar
Connect an audio interface or a microphone to tune your guitar, hear it through the track’s pedalboard and teach Tonograph the tone of your strings. The sound is processed on your computer and is never stored or sent.
A tuner that follows the track
The tuner reads the tuning of the track under the cursor, whether it’s standard, a drop tuning or a seven-string, and picks out the string you’re closest to. A row of LEDs shows how far off you are, and every string you’ve tuned stays marked, so you can see at a glance what’s left.
Play through the pedalboard
Turn on Play through pedalboard and what you play runs through the pedalboard of the track under the cursor: the same amp, drive and delay the score plays through. The left panel has an input trim and a meter, Settings shows where the latency comes from, and a smaller audio buffer cuts it down.
Your strings, measured
Every set of strings bends its overtones sharp in its own way. Play each marked position three times and Tonograph records the tone of your strings, so audio note input can tell more reliably which string you played.
Manual
Connect a guitar
Bring your guitar's sound into Tonograph, tune up, play through the pedalboard and write what you play into the score.
Start with the free version
Open your .gp files, play them through the Resonance Engine, and decide afterwards.
Get the free version for Mac