guitarfinetune11.5.1

guitarfinetune helps tune a guitar by comparing the current frequency of each string with the frequency that string should produce. As a string sounds, the player can use this comparison to identify whether its pitch needs adjustment and bring it closer to the intended note. The focused approach is useful for routine practice, preparing an instrument for a performance, or checking tuning before recording.

The program is a Music & Audio utility published by Eigil Krogh Sorensen. It works through the guitar’s strings using frequency as the reference, giving guitarists a more measurable guide than relying on pitch perception alone. Its narrow focus makes it suited to players who want a dedicated fine-tuning aid rather than a broader audio-production environment.

guitarfinetune runs on Linux and requires snapd, with support for amd64 and arm64 systems; it is distributed as freeware. The current release is version 11.5.1, and a change recorded for version 11.1.13 removed the ALSA startup window, so that extra audio-related window no longer appears when the program starts.