Where's the Pitch?

[Ryan]

I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.

Thanks

[Neil Henderson]

>I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
>but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
>need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
>freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
>A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.

I am pretty damn sure I have seen one of those things as a freebie utility on
either the AnalogX site or the Direct X-Files:

http://www.analogx.com

http://www.directxfiles.com

If I'm mistaken, and if no one else comes up with one in a day or so, I try to
check & see if I can find where it was that I saw that... it was pretty
recently, so I might be able to backtrack & locate it.

NeilH

[S O'Neill]

Ryan wrote:
> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
> A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.
>
> Thanks

http://www.nt-instruments.com/minstruments/

[Kenny Mims]

Isn't that thing called "Make A TestTone 1.0"

works on Mac OS9

In article >,
(Ryan) wrote:

> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
> A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.
>
> Thanks

[Albert McDonnell]

(Ryan) wrote in message >...
> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
> A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.
>
> Thanks

Audioease has a freeware program called Testone which can generate
sine waves, full spectrum sweeps, and custom sweeps. Very handy.

Albert

[Albert McDonnell]

(Ryan) wrote in message >...
> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
> A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.
>
> Thanks

Audioease has a freeware program called Testone which can generate
sine waves, full spectrum sweeps, and custom sweeps. Very handy.

Albert

[Ricky W. Hunt]

"Ryan" > wrote in message
om...
> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.
> A pulgin for SX would be extra special nice.
>
> Thanks

http://www.brainspawn.com/products/ToneGen/

[Ethan Winer]

Ryan,

The best freeware sine wave oscillator I've found is Vincent Burel's. Go
here:

www.vb-audio.com

Then find and click "LF Generator 1.0" on the lower right. Unlike some of
the others mentioned, this one can play any frequency, not just the ISO 1/3
octave standards.

--Ethan

[Mike Rivers]

In article > writes:

> I know this is going to sound very easy, hopefully, for most of you;
> but I can't seem to find any pitch generator software anywhere. All I
> need is a simple dial that would play a sine wave consistantly at any
> freq (20- 20000hz) and be able to adjust the frequency in real time.

The closest thing I know of like this is the Virtual Minirator, which
I think is a Flash application. Not a dial, and not continuous
adjustment, but rather discrete frequency and amplitude steps. It
plays out the Windows sound device. I don't know if it works on a Mac
if that's what you have. It's a free download somewhere at the NTI web
site, http://www.nt-instruments.com




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[Ryan]

> I am pretty damn sure I have seen one of those things as a freebie utility on
> either the AnalogX site or the Direct X-Files:

http://www.analogx.com

http://www.directxfiles.com

Well, I couldn't find a pitch generator on either of these sites, but
props for hooking me up with them. You can find some sweet stuff at
analog X. A .WAV file audio appregiator that works in any direct x
enabled host! And it's free! For those that haven't perused these
sites, I highly recommend them.

[JmS]

> The best freeware sine wave oscillator I've found is Vincent Burel's. Go
> here:
>
> www.vb-audio.com
>
> Then find and click "LF Generator 1.0" on the lower right. Unlike some of
> the others mentioned, this one can play any frequency, not just the ISO
1/3
> octave standards.

As usual, Ethan is right on the money.