Download and Install

New Users

If you're new to Intonia, download now for a fully-functional 30-day free trial.

Note for 64-bit Windows users: because of a bug in the Java Sound implementation, you must use the 32-bit implementation of Java on 64-bit machines. For more information, see the user documentation.

Download Intonia Version 1.2.5 for WindowsDownload Intonia Version 1.2.5 for OSX and Linux

Updates

If you've already got Intonia installed, you can update to a newer version at no cost.

Update to Intonia Version 1.2.5 for WindowsUpdate to Intonia Version 1.2.5 for OSX and Linux

Installing

Download the file to your desktop and double-click it. (Windows Vista Users: The default installation will make Intonia available only to the user account that did the installing. If you want Intonia available to all users on the same computer, instead of double-clicking the installer icon, right-click it instead, and select "Run as Administrator".) The .exe installer first checks to see if you have at least Version 6.0 of Java. If you have the required version, you can skip to the next paragraph, but if you don't have it, you will get an error message. Then after a short delay you will be directed to a website where you can download and install it. Click "Download Free Java". On the next page that comes up, click "Download Now". If the download doesn't appear to be happening, be sure to read down the page for specific instructions for your browser: Internet Explorer or Firefox. After the Java installation is complete, double-click the InstallIntonia icon again. The next step is to present you with the End User License Agreement. Read the license agreement carefully. You must agree to the terms and conditions in order to install the software. If you do not agree, click Cancel and the installation will be stopped. Keep clicking through the boxes until the installation is finished. It will add Intonia to your Start Menu, and it will leave an icon labeled Intonia on your desktop. After you verify that everything works, you may remove the installation file from your desktop. Once the program is installed, you can start it by double-clicking its icon on the desktop. If you're new to Intonia, we recommend you visit the Getting Started Guide on the help menu.