Free: Kushview reTuner: Open Source Pitch Shifting Plugin

[MusicMan]

Free: Kushview reTuner: Open Source Pitch Shifting Plugin

reTuner is an open-source audio pitch shifting plugin that converts music between tuning standards (A440, A432, etc.) with professional quality. Powered by the Rubber Band Library, this cross-platform plugin (VST3, LV2, CLAP, AU) delivers artifact-free pitch shifting while preserving audio character. Perfect for musicians, producers, and wellness content creators. Includes standalone app with file export. GPL-3.0 licensed with free lifetime updates.

Access the full repo on our Github: https://github.com/kushview/retuner

https://kushview.net/product/retuner/

[TheSteven]

Can't say that I've ever needed to convert between tuning standards (A440, A432, etc.) or likely to at this point, but nice to know a tool is there if the need arises.

Edited yesterday at 12:03 AM by TheSteven

[MusicMan]

Just now, TheSteven said:

Can't say that I've ever needed to convert between tuning standards (A440, A432, etc.) or likely to at this point but nice to know a tool is there if the need arises.

Me neither! But it's a topic that seems to have a lot of believers and advocates (as well as plenty of critics!) but I have read interviews about engineers being asked to perform the function for customers at times.

[TheSteven]

20 minutes ago, MusicMan said:

Me neither! But it's a topic that seems to have a lot of believers and advocates (as well as plenty of critics!) but I have read interviews about engineers being asked to perform the function for customers at times.

I can believe it.  If you're a staff engineer in a studio you run into a lot of 'different' people. 
When I was an engineer I came in to do a session one day and all the windows into the studio were covered up. The studio manager explained to me that they had a session earlier with a woman who could only sing her best while nude.   I neither saw the woman (clothed or not) nor heard her music so I can't comment on the results.  

Edited yesterday at 12:27 AM by TheSteven

[MusicMan]

27 minutes ago, TheSteven said:

I can believe it.  If you're a staff engineer in a studio you run into a lot of 'different' people. 
When I was an engineer I came in to do a session one day and all the windows into the studio were covered up. The studio manager explained to me that they had a session earlier with a woman who could only sing her best while nude.   I neither saw the woman (clothed or not) nor heard her music so I can't comment on the results.  

Whatever works I guess 😂  I have heard some pretty funny and bizarre stories about requests like that. If they aren't too bad and can be accommodated, then why not I suppose.  Especially if it makes the artist, or producer feel their best, or that the result is better.

[CSistine]

8 hours ago, MusicMan said:

Powered by the Rubber Band Library, ...

There is also a DAW (my favourite, begins with R...) that supports the Rubber Band tuning algorithm!

[MusicMan]

36 minutes ago, CSistine said:

There is also a DAW (my favourite, begins with R...) that supports the Rubber Band tuning algorithm!

I didn't know that, but if it's the one I'm thinking of and I'm certain it is, then I'm definitely not surprised!