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You can use something like sox (for ladspa plugins) or lv2file (for lv2

plugins) to run any sort of autotune plugin you want on a wav file.
Jeremy
On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 2:21 AM, Nils Gey  wrote:
> Hello,

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>

> I have samples here, single-note recordings from instruments, that need

> tuning.

> I am looking for a permanent/destructive way to do that.

> I can do the batch processing part myself so I only need a hint how to do

> it for one file.

>

> The file(s) are nearly correctly tuned and I already know what it is

> supposed to be, if that helps.

> Example: I have a file resembling the midi a4 which should be 440hz, but

> maybe it is 430 to 450.

> So the optimal input would be: "Tune this file to a4" where the analysis

> of the actual frequency is done by a program.

>

> Quality is the top priority. Since the tuning is very fine I don't care if

> the speed of the recording changes or not. I take what sounds best.

>

> So, any command line tool available for that? If not a GUI tool is fine as

> well.

>

> Nils

>

>

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You can use something like sox (for ladspa plugins) or lv2file (for lv2 plu=

gins) to run any sort of autotune plugin you want on a wav file.Jer=

emyOn Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 2:21 AM, Nils=

 Gey <list@nilsgey.de> wrote:
Hello,
I have samples here, single-note recordings from instruments, that need tun=

ing.

I am looking for a permanent/destructive way to do that.

I can do the batch processing part myself so I only need a hint how to do i=

t for one file.
The file(s) are nearly correctly tuned and I already know what it is suppos=

ed to be, if that helps.

Example: I have a file resembling the midi a4 which should be 440hz, but ma=

ybe it is 430 to 450.

So the optimal input would be: "Tune this file to a4" where the a=

nalysis of the actual frequency is done by a program.
Quality is the top priority. Since the tuning is very fine I don't care=

 if the speed of the recording changes or not. I take what sounds best.
So, any command line tool available for that? If not a GUI tool is fine as =

well.
Nils
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