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| You can try Tuning Meister free for 90 days. The program will run completely unrestricted for that time. This is a one-time trial only. To continue using Tuning Meister after the trial period, purchase a license for $100; for a somewhat restricted set of features for Indian musicians, the cost is $80. NOW COMPATIBLE with all Windows versions. Installation requires an immediate complete reboot, so keep that in mind when preparing to run the Installer. Please follow the instructions carefully. Please note that some anti-virus software may flag the CrypKey files which enable the licensing and anti-copying of TuningMeister, despite CrypKey's attempts to keep the anti-virus companies informed. You may ignore the warnings. Yes, CrypKey writes a hidden file, but it functions only to work the licensing procedure. Download Tuning Meister Installer for Indian music Download Tuning Meister Installer for Western music. version 1.14 KNOWN BUGS for some versions before 1.13 [upgrade to 1.13 please] There seems to be a problem with deleting files from the list of scales/temperaments, so please avoid doing so until a repair is found. Thank you. Also, using the instrument or scale dialogs from a TM window that is not maximized causes problems. Simply be sure your TM window is run maximized to avoid any grief. Fixes are on their way. I feel ripped off by many software companies that issue incomplete software editions and then charge for updates. I, and presumably many others, therefore often wait for several releases before purchasing a program. But software like mine needs the input of users, and the constant testing that takes place by putting it out for the public. Tuning Meister is very functional, but I look forward to input from you, the users, so that it can be perfected even more. Because of this, I intend to offer updates without charge under most circumstances; so you need not worry about buying a product that is new on the market. Exceptions to this would include fixing problems that might occur under the release of different versions of Windows, i.e., something caused by Microsoft's changing the operating system. Your license can always be transferred to a new computer; I will charge only a small fee for processing, $10 at the moment. This expression of my intention to offer free upgrades under most circumstances does not give you any specific legal rights for free future upgrades; but I affirm that I will follow through to the best of my ability. UPDATE to latest version - check your version number. [PLEASE WAIT FOR VERSION 1.09 or earlier UPDATES] If you have already installed Tuning Meister and it is running successfully on your computer, and is version 1.10 or higher, you can use the following links to download the installer for the latest version; which will just copy the newer over the older. Also, sometimes a newer version of the tutorial is included. Updating the program file does not change your license status; the free 90-day trial continues without change, or your license authorization remains in effect. Currently, these work only for those running version 1.10. Please wait for a different setup if you have any earlier version, or email me. Update Tuning Meister for Indian music - version 1.13 Update Tuning Meister for Western music - version 1.14 Version History. 1.14 Added a variable threshold for sound-activated tuning. 1.13 Fixed a problem with the file management, which behaved strangely when TM was not maximized. Added comments about practice methods, and tuning analysis to the tutorial. 1.12 On some computers (not mine, so I wasn't aware of it) the Echo Tones feature hung the program. The change incorporated seems to work now on those computers. 1.10 Now the CkrypKey software protection is compatible with Windows Vista and Windows 7 as well as previous versions. Fixed some problems with saving wave and tuning files. Fixed (I hope finally) some problems with manipulating the Instrument and Scale entries. Some screen-shot videos improve the tutorial greatly. 1.09 Removed Calibration function, as some variable-speed CPUs will give erroneous micro-second clock information, against which the soundcard was being calibrated. Safer to stick with generic 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz; calibration against the millisecond clock would take hours. Looking for some solution. Aligned pitch with western equal temperament for Raga mode. Added View Upper and Lower Graph as the splitter bar was hard to find in full upper or lower modes, and users could not fathom how to return to showing both graphs. Removed some (not all) of the drawing problems seemingly associated with dual-core CPUs. 1.08 Added Always On Top. Made more visible, in View menu, the option for trace either to run continuously, or stop when input signal stops. 1.07 Continued improvement of scale dialog box to allow editing of secondary temperaments. Introduction of compressed scale for fine-tuning graph to track wide vibrato; still rather crude but reasonably good for extended notes. 1.06 Fixed some more problems with drawing routines. Had to change link to Tutorial files, as the file names had to be changed to work online (seems no spaces were allowed). Greatly expanded some tutorial pages. 1.05 Mostly fixed problems with the Secondary Temperament Display, which went wacky under transposition and/or when changing pitch. Seem to have fixed some drawing lacunae that appeared under XP SP2 - empty columns appeared when completely redrawing the graph screen while the tuning trace was running; for instance, when repositioning the splitter bar, opening or closing the Temperament/Scales dialog, or switching to/from Full Screen Mode (F11). |