Maybe -> http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/

It's free and you can zoom & freeze in on the frequencies too.

Maybe -> http://www.voxengo.com/product/span/

It's free and you can zoom & freeze in on the frequencies too.

yeah the gliss eq is actually my eq i use which has that same spectrum analyser built in it

There's a guitar tuner in Live 9.5. It should work on synths as well.

tuner is ok but once the patches start getting a bit more mangled etc it doesn't pick anything up

i guess what im trying to say is that if i have made a sound that when i hit, for example, C2 on my keyboard, ill look through an analyser and notice it has quite large spikes in frequencies around it (E2,G2,A#2), which looks like a chord is playing and in fm8 I've just done a heap of fm making my sound they way i want it, and it doesn't sound chordal but it shows like one is playing through

i dunno im trying to find the right words to explain my situation but im struggling to find the words haha

That's harmonics of the sound. Every non-sinewave sound has them. You're interested in the lowest sinewave, that's your fundamental.
Also usually (unless you did something crazy with keytracking) sounds have the same pitch at any octave. Try to play it in higher octave and see if the tuner picks it up.
If not, find frequency analyser that allows you to crank FFT window so high you'll see fequencies not as a "hill" but almost as a "line". That should help you tune it by analyser.

Fuck, i just tried what you said with playing it right up the octaves and it worked a treat, thanks man