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Hi and thanks for the invite. Recently I was working with a slightly out of tune audio file and wanted to tune Traveler to the audio. I could not find a way to do it. The options I found did not cover the range I needed. I wonder if these features are "in the works". What are your thoughts about this? Love the sound of Traveler but in this case I had to use another synth for the job, unless I had tweaked the tuning of the audio. Thanks!
Posted : 06/11/2026 4:55 pm
In the SETTINGS menu you'll find a Master Tuning option.
-Mike Martin
Founder, KeySolutions Sounds
Posted : 06/11/2026 7:35 pm
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I had not noticed that we can enter a specific value. With some experimentation I found the min to be 400Hz and the maximum 480Hz. I still find it a bit awkward. I believe many of us are used to two controls. Coarse and fine tuning. Also, when fine tuning to audio, it is usually done with an instantaneous response that is adjusted by ear rather than by numbers (or in incremental small values). In Traveler they come into effect only after entering a guessed value, which cannot be heard beforehand (not having perfect pitch nor the knowledge of the sound of those numbers).
Regarding coarse tuning, I made a research and found a chart that may be useful for me in the future:
| C4 (Middle C) | 261.63 |
| C#4 / D♭4 | 277.18 |
| D4 | 293.66 |
| D#4 / E♭4 | 311.13 |
| E4 | 329.63 |
| F4 | 349.23 |
| F#4 / G♭4 | 369.99 |
| G4 | 392.00 |
| G#4 / A♭4 | 415.30 |
| A4 (Reference Pitch) | 440.00 |
| A#4 / B♭4 | 466.16 |
| B4 | 493.88 |
| C5 | 523.25 |
If I understand correctly, that gives us 3 options for coarse tuning. 440Hz (or reference pitch), 1/2 step up and 1/2 step down. Hence my questions. No big deal...
Thanks!
Posted : 07/11/2026 6:25 pm