Amp tuner interference
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Amp tuner interference
Why does this happen?...I can't leave my tuner on my amp head while tuning my guitar 'cause it totally fucks it up and won't tune.
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I take it you're plugging the guitar into it, rather than just using the built-in mic? Cause putting it on top of your amp and using the mic isn't gonna give it a very loud or pure signal for it to register..
Pedal tuners are very much for the win- instant "MAKE QUIET" function and all at yer feeties. The Arion stage tuner is a cheap but totally effective solution, although it's not chromatic- just EADGBE.
Pedal tuners are very much for the win- instant "MAKE QUIET" function and all at yer feeties. The Arion stage tuner is a cheap but totally effective solution, although it's not chromatic- just EADGBE.
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BobArsecake wrote:One of those Korg jobbies.
Here it is;
I don't think it does matter where I put it either.
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THe bass player in my friend's band used that tuner until we compaired it to a boss tuner and a different korg, it was all over the place when tuning, and would usually tune a bit sharp.
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I used one of them for my bass in I3 for a while because we tuned one or two semitones down and my Arion stage tuner DID NOT LIKE OTHER NOTES. It was free though, a promoter's wife gave it to me because she was tired of it being in their kitchen after some band left it there years ago.
Worked okay for me then, but the guitarist was out of tune more often than not anyways.
Worked okay for me then, but the guitarist was out of tune more often than not anyways.
He just had the habit of tuning it slightly flat, to compensate for the slight sharpening of the note first off when you hit it hard in a dropped tuning. Priceless advice from some idiot muso.
Which of course was totally pointless seeing as I wasn't tuning like this and refused to, seeing as there was no way of getting it dead on. So I usually had to tune, then get him to play me an A onstage for me to match him
Idiot. I finally talked him out of it, though.
Which of course was totally pointless seeing as I wasn't tuning like this and refused to, seeing as there was no way of getting it dead on. So I usually had to tune, then get him to play me an A onstage for me to match him
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Idiot. I finally talked him out of it, though.
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