A guitar tuner for your terminal
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stars
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Apr 14, 2026
updated

tTune is a stylized, extendable, keyboard oriented guitar tuning app right in your terminal!
Note: tTune is still actively developed. Future releases may be incompatible with configurations of previous versions due to my lack of foresight and poor system design skills. If you cannot run the program after updating, please back up and delete your ~/.config/ttune directory and try running tTune again.



1.2419.7.0sudo pacman -S pkgconf portaudio go
sudo apt-get install pkg-config portaudio19-dev golang-go
yay -S ttune
# get dependencies first
git clone https://github.com/SteveMCWin/ttune.git
cd ttune
go build
You can add your own options to custom_options.json as long as you follow the existing format. You can also override existing options by defining a custom option with the same name (the border styles cannot be overriden).
Note: If something breaks, back up and delete the edited files or the entire
~/.config/ttune/directory - the defaults will be regenerated on the next run.
Place your own ASCII art files in ~/.config/ttune/art/. To display a tuning alongside your art, insert %n% where you'd like the n-th note to appear ((see ~/.config/ttune/art/utf_guitar for reference)).
Recommended size: no wider than 24 characters and no taller than 20 lines. Oversized art will not render properly.
Not extensible at the moment :^/
Want this to be moddable? Open an issue.
To add a new color theme, open ~/.config/ttune/custom_options.json and find the list of color themes. Add an entry with:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name | Name of the color theme |
primary | Hex color for borders |
secondary | Hex color for text |
tertiary | Hex color for selections |
Note: Your terminal's background color will not be affected.
To add a new tuning, open ~/.config/ttune/custom_options.json and find the list of tunings. Add an entry with:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name | Name of the tuning |
notes | List of notes it contains |
Note: Each note must be exactly 3 characters long. Pad shorter note names with spaces (e.g.,
"E4 ").
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A guitar tuner for your terminal
48
stars
81
commits
Go
primary language
Apr 14, 2026
updated

tTune is a stylized, extendable, keyboard oriented guitar tuning app right in your terminal!
Note: tTune is still actively developed. Future releases may be incompatible with configurations of previous versions due to my lack of foresight and poor system design skills. If you cannot run the program after updating, please back up and delete your ~/.config/ttune directory and try running tTune again.



1.2419.7.0sudo pacman -S pkgconf portaudio go
sudo apt-get install pkg-config portaudio19-dev golang-go
yay -S ttune
# get dependencies first
git clone https://github.com/SteveMCWin/ttune.git
cd ttune
go build
You can add your own options to custom_options.json as long as you follow the existing format. You can also override existing options by defining a custom option with the same name (the border styles cannot be overriden).
Note: If something breaks, back up and delete the edited files or the entire
~/.config/ttune/directory - the defaults will be regenerated on the next run.
Place your own ASCII art files in ~/.config/ttune/art/. To display a tuning alongside your art, insert %n% where you'd like the n-th note to appear ((see ~/.config/ttune/art/utf_guitar for reference)).
Recommended size: no wider than 24 characters and no taller than 20 lines. Oversized art will not render properly.
Not extensible at the moment :^/
Want this to be moddable? Open an issue.
To add a new color theme, open ~/.config/ttune/custom_options.json and find the list of color themes. Add an entry with:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name | Name of the color theme |
primary | Hex color for borders |
secondary | Hex color for text |
tertiary | Hex color for selections |
Note: Your terminal's background color will not be affected.
To add a new tuning, open ~/.config/ttune/custom_options.json and find the list of tunings. Add an entry with:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
name | Name of the tuning |
notes | List of notes it contains |
Note: Each note must be exactly 3 characters long. Pad shorter note names with spaces (e.g.,
"E4 ").
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