09-03-2011
guitar tuning software
Is there a piece of guitar tuning software for linux.
i know for windows there is one (cant find the name) that when you open in and put your mic in front of the guitar and play then it will say what snares are out of tune and how to adjust them.
looking for the same thing on linux.
thx
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a2crd(1) General Commands Manual a2crd(1)
NAME
a2crd - attempts the conversion of lyrics file into chordii input
SYNOPSIS
a2crd [ options...] [ filename... ]
DESCRIPTION
a2crd reads the lyrics of one songs from a file, and attempts to produce a output suitable for chordii. Chord names can appear above or
below the lyrics. a2crd will embed those names into the lyrics.
The FAQ list of alt.guitar documents the way a ascii file should look, but this format is not recognized by everyone, or fully enforced.
Thus, it is impossible to modify chordii itself to read *any* type of ascii input and produce good result. a2crd tries its best to to do
the tedious conversion job.
a2crd attempts to recognize mail/news headers, and comments them out. It preserves as is any line starting with a '{', which would indi-
cates a chordii command. It also preserves any lines starting with a '#'.
a2crd prepends to the output the content of a file called $HOME/.a2crdsig, if it exists.
The first line that is not a comment is assumed to be the title of the song. The nest lines until a blank one are assumed to be sub-titles.
OPTIONS
-r ratio
Sets the threshold for chordii line recognition. a2crd looks at every line. If the ratio ( space_characters / (non-space_charac-
ters) is greater than ratio, the line will be recognized as a chordii line, and its content will be merge with the next available
text line. The ratio has a initial value of 1. It is defined as a floating precision value.
-D Prints debugging information. For programmers only.
-o filename
Sends output to filename
See Also
chordii(l)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2008 The Chordii Project
Copyright 1992 by Martin Leclerc and Mario Dorion
AUTHORS
Martin Leclerc (martin.leclerc@canada.sun.com *** DEFUNCT ***)
Utilities July 2009 a2crd(1)