Features: -
Multiple skins, each with specific functionality -
Multiple tunings so you can explore with ease -
Accurate and fast -
Pitch fork function -
Simple to use -
Well behaved - does not use up resources when closed
Screenshots:
GLIK comes with multiple skins, each with its own set of features.
You can pick and choose which skin best fits your needs.
Here are screenshots of the various skins:
Full
Spectrum - This is
the standard tuning skin GLIK ships with as default. The
upper boxes show the tuning of the string being plucked, and where the
string's tuning lies within the full spectrum of that tuning.
The skin also comes with an input volume meter.
Full
Spectrum Black - same
functionality as Full Spectrum, but in black. This is useful
for that last minute tune up backstage when you don't want to draw
attention to yourself with a blazingly bright smart phone screen!
Vintage
- mimicks the look of vintage electronic equipment, complete with
vintage scales, knobs, switches.... and a nixie tube!
Simple
- When all you need is a simple tuner without clutter, this would be
it. Big green light in the centre means you're in tune.
Big red light on the left means you're flat, and big
red light to the right means you're sharp. Simple.
Numbers
- Strictly for those with a head for numbers! This skin shows
the detected and the desired frequencies. It also
shows the equation used to convert the non-linear frequency scale into
linear cents. All this floats on a sea of scrolling
numbers taken from the phone's A/D convertor in real-time.
Step
2 - Select a skin
GLIK ships with Full Spectrum as the default skin. However,
you can change to a skin you like by touching the skin selection
button. The skin selection menu pops up from where you choose
your new skin. This new skin becomes the default at the next
start up.
Welcome
to SpiralightSoftware,
makers of GLIK!
