DarknessFury
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neuro182 said:
So all chromatic tuners are generally better than auto ones?
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So all chromatic tuners are generally better than auto ones?
DarknessFury
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I was looking at the Korgs at Luther's...they seem nice...
theblueark
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This is one funny ass thread.
DarknessFury
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If the manual stated what I wanted, I wouldn't be asking here.
theblueark
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You didn't state the model of your tuner at all.
Lemme post a question to you.
My computer spoil!!!
How to fix!!?
I'm surprised so many people know solutions to your problem when they don't even know the details.
Lemme post a question to you.
My computer spoil!!!
How to fix!!?
I'm surprised so many people know solutions to your problem when they don't even know the details.
DarknessFury
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If your computer's spoilt, state the problem and experts might know...you're telling me that if the same virus attack occurs with a Compaq computer and an Acer one, the solution would be different? I already stated my problem and people are giving me solutions, simple.
Anyway, my tuner is a Diana VAT-10.
Anyway, my tuner is a Diana VAT-10.
Different tuners, different sensitivity. Different control, might need to activate certain settings to get a b/# reading. And from read all the posts, I'm guessing your tuner is not a chromatic one. Which means , you prob have to press some buttom to get it to go flat, which in standard.
DarknessFury
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No, my tuner is not chromatic...which is why I'm contemplating to get a chromatic one...
theblueark
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Different tuners, just like anything else, have different buttons and controls and displays and everything.
If I tell you how to install a canon printer does that mean you know how to install a hp printer?
If I tell you how to cook chicken chop does that mean you know how to cook pork chop?
Ok why don't I answer your question. Just switch on the tuner, that's how it works for mine. I just switch it on and it displays the # when my tuning is sharp. Or maybe your tuner spoilt. Or maybe your's is not on that's why not showing.
Good answers based on absolutely nothing. :roll:
Ooo Ooo I know the answer:
Therefore
Ans: state the problem and experts might know...
Do I get a cookie?
If I tell you how to install a canon printer does that mean you know how to install a hp printer?
If I tell you how to cook chicken chop does that mean you know how to cook pork chop?
Ok why don't I answer your question. Just switch on the tuner, that's how it works for mine. I just switch it on and it displays the # when my tuning is sharp. Or maybe your tuner spoilt. Or maybe your's is not on that's why not showing.
Good answers based on absolutely nothing. :roll:
Ooo Ooo I know the answer:
Therefore
Ans: state the problem and experts might know...
Do I get a cookie?
DarknessFury
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ShredCow said:
Erm, apparently, my tuner doesn't have the detune/flatten capability...or maybe I just cannot access it, haha...
theblueark: Computers are electronics, so are tuners...but food is not...so it's totally different...and besides, installing and repairing are totally different things.
DarknessFury, you said you can see the # sign on your LCD.
If so , your tuner should have the capability.
Okay, does your LCD have a "b" sign?
Anyway, press the buttons on the tuner, see if the # lights up.
I suspect you got one of them el cheapo tuners which... well... work in a primitive sort of way.
If so , your tuner should have the capability.
Okay, does your LCD have a "b" sign?
Anyway, press the buttons on the tuner, see if the # lights up.
I suspect you got one of them el cheapo tuners which... well... work in a primitive sort of way.
DarknessFury
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Haha...you could be right, shredcow...it came as a package with the guitar...but it was worth 20+ the last time I saw at Davis...that is if, I didn't see wrongly...
well, press some buttons and continue doing so... just tune your Low E string to slightly flat.. and see if the tuner picks it up.
Other wise, the Korg tuners are fine for a budget. 40 bucks, for a chromatic one if you want.
The best is still a strobe tuner, ala strobostomp.
Other wise, the Korg tuners are fine for a budget. 40 bucks, for a chromatic one if you want.
The best is still a strobe tuner, ala strobostomp.
DarknessFury
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Why strobes? They are the most accurate ones?
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