FMIT is a free, open-source musical instrument tuner that estimates the fundamental frequency of an audio signal in real-time and displays it against the closest musical note. It offers advanced features including frequency and volume traces, multiple tuning scales (chromatic, historical temperaments, diatonic), microtonal support via Scala files, waveform and harmonics visualization, DFT analysis, and customizable panels. Users can select from ALSA or JACK audio systems and switch between simple analog tuner and advanced analysis views. It is designed for musicians needing precise instrument
In the Audio editing & DAW space, FMIT takes a focused approach. Accurately tuning musical instruments by visualizing and comparing their fundamental frequency to musical notes and scales in real time. It is built as an open-source project for musicians and instrument players. The product is available for free. The product ships for Linux.
Behind FMIT is Gilles Degottex. Key capabilities include real-time frequency estimation, multiple tuning scales, and microtonal tuning support.
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