Kushview pushed out reTuner as a free pitch conversion tool that runs as either a plugin or a standalone app with file export capability. The software uses Rubber Band Library tech to shift tuning standards without wrecking audio quality, and it works across Windows, macOS, and Linux through VST3, LV2, CLAP, and AU formats.
Users can adjust the A4 reference frequency anywhere between 380 and 460 hertz while the algorithm keeps formants intact during real-time processing. Pitch shifting maxes out at plus or minus three semitones, and volume controls span negative sixty to positive twelve decibels. The whole package drops under GPL-3.0 licensing with lifetime updates thrown in.
Minimum specs call for at least four gigs of RAM on Windows 10, macOS 10.15, or Ubuntu 18.04 systems, though eight gigs works better for heavier sessions.
Users can adjust the A4 reference frequency anywhere between 380 and 460 hertz while the algorithm keeps formants intact during real-time processing. Pitch shifting maxes out at plus or minus three semitones, and volume controls span negative sixty to positive twelve decibels. The whole package drops under GPL-3.0 licensing with lifetime updates thrown in.
Minimum specs call for at least four gigs of RAM on Windows 10, macOS 10.15, or Ubuntu 18.04 systems, though eight gigs works better for heavier sessions.
