Is there a way to make "speakers" pickup 440hz?
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I am crafting a guitar tuner and I came across a problem. I am not sure how I can have the audio input be set to 440hz. Any suggestions?
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I am crafting a guitar tuner and I came across a problem. I am not sure how I can have the audio input be set to 440hz. Any suggestions?
Ask on a hardware site, rather than software? What does this have to do with C#?
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I am crafting a guitar tuner and I came across a problem. I am not sure how I can have the audio input be set to 440hz. Any suggestions?
Supposing you want use C# to write your program, it seems that you are a little bit confused: do you want pickup the A tone (La 440Hz) with microphone or you want your speakers play a sinusoidal 440Hz tone? But anyway why don't you start using search engines? Googling you'll find many open source programs that do that. One from FFT Guitar Tuner from Codeproject[^], or this from Sourgeforge[^]...
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I am crafting a guitar tuner and I came across a problem. I am not sure how I can have the audio input be set to 440hz. Any suggestions?
First thing to do is reading this: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/1278604/How-to-get-an-answer-to-your-question.aspx[^] If you are trying to make a guitar tuner in C# program, there is no way to get audio input from your speakers, you have to use the microphone input. This Codeproject article How to implement the FFT algorithm[^] is useful to analyze audio frequency and help you with writing your program. If you want to generate reference pitch tones this is helpful: Simple Signal Generator[^]. By the way it took me less then a minute to search the Codeproject to find this! Regards, Groover.
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