You wrote:
>Can anyone suggest a tuner app. I have used Cleartune on my iPad but
>the reviews for the update are not good.
>
I get good results from Airyware Tuner. My got to for all sorts of
strings
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: Wednesday, January 29, 2020 12:57:27 PM
To: Anthony Hart
Cc: utchug ; lute
Subject: [LUTE] Re: Tuner for android
which update for Cleartune? There hasn't been an update in years from
what I know. I find nothing to complain about it
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Airyware Tuner is good...
On Wed, 2020-01-29 at 18:26 +0100, Anthony Hart wrote:
>Can anyone suggest a tuner app. I have used Cleartune on my iPad but
>the reviews for the update are not good.
>Thanks
>Anthony
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which update for Cleartune? There hasn't been an update in years from what I
know. I find nothing to complain about it
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On Wednesday, January 29, 2020 7:25 PM, Anthony Hart
wrote:
> Pitchlab pro doesn't appear
Pitchlab pro doesn't appear on Google play
I have found other sources but my phone denies download.
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020, 18:46 utchug, <[1]utc...@gmail.com> wrote:
PitchLab Pro
Il giorno 29 gen 2020, alle ore 18:26, Anthony Hart
<[2]anthony.hart1...@gmail.com> ha
PitchLab Pro
Il giorno 29 gen 2020, alle ore 18:26, Anthony Hart
ha scritto:
Can anyone suggest a tuner app. I have used Cleartune on my iPad but
the reviews for the update are not good.
Thanks
Anthony
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Haven't seen the original post, but if you're looking for a real one
[1]https://www.turbo-tuner.com/
is what I use, it has options to save your own temperaments and pretty
easy to useA
On Mon, Apr 6, 2015 at 4:26 PM, Robert Clair [2]rcl...@elroberto.com
wrote:
On Mar 7,
On Mar 7, 2015, at 5:36 AM, Anthony Hind agno3ph...@yahoo.com wrote:
Bob, it sounds as though it combines the best of the expensive Peterson
strobe and the temperaments of cleartune, but might it be a little cluttered?
Has anyone done a comparison? Does it have the same pitch calibration
Thanks Bob, probably I will download it, but unfortunately, I'd have to remove
another app, as I have so little space left on my iphone.
In fact my question was as much for others as myself. At home I generally use
the Sonic Research turbo tuner, but also have the Korg OT-12. On my phone, when
Bob, it sounds as though it combines the best of the expensive Peterson
strobe and the temperaments of cleartune, but might it be a little cluttered?
The various displays are on different views. You can show 1 view on the screen
or two views side by side. The latter is slightly crowded on
Bob, it sounds as though it combines the best of the expensive Peterson strobe
and the temperaments of cleartune, but might it be a little cluttered? Has
anyone done a comparison? Does it have the same pitch calibration possibilities
as the Cleartune?
Regards
Anthony
On 5 mars 2015, at 15:31,
The MT-1200 manual can be found
atA [1]http://seanmehan.globat.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/mt12
00.pdf.zip
It has a supplement which gives cents deviation for each pitch in the
chromatic scale for each temperament as provided by Korg.
Some other useful resources:
At least my Cleartune in Android shows also the frequencies...
Arto
On 05/03/15 15:01, doug asherman wrote:
Hi David:
Thanks very much for the info. The tuner is Cleartune for the
iPad/iPhone.
Great idea, making a list -- I'll see if I can find a tuner that
displays
One thing -- as Arto said, it is possible with Cleartune to display the
frequency. I also didn't know about the Android version, and so I got
that one as well. On that version 1/6 SC Attenuated is simply
displayed as 6 Comma Meantone, so I have to assume they're the same
thing. In any case,
Hi David:
Thanks very much for the info. The tuner is Cleartune for the
iPad/iPhone.
Great idea, making a list -- I'll see if I can find a tuner that
displays frequencies and work from there.
Best,
Doug
On 3/4/15 11:12 PM, David van Ooijen wrote:
Hi Doug
Hi Doug
Attenuated is diluted or weakened. For a temperament this can mean that
the extremes are made a little less extreme. For (any shade of) mean
tone usually this means making the wolf less harsh by lessening the
cents deviations from ET around the wolf. If you give the brand
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Objet : [LUTE] Re: Tuner
The entire case (including battery cover) of the new version is made
from very classy brushed aluminium. I've already dropped the tuner a
few times and it seems to be pretty bomb proof
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Yes, I also
to the new one.
Regards
Anthony
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Hello Anthony,
The reason I am writing today, however, is because I had a
problem
with
a slightly fractured battery cover on the ST-122 (this is a
part
which
Yes, I also got the ST-122a some time ago. It's an extremely
well-designed and robust piece of kit and in terms of accuracy and
functionality I don't think you can beat it for the price. It seems to
be virtually the only thing Sonic Research produces, and they clearly
pour a huge
On 3 September 2012 05:01, Bruno Correia bruno.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anybody experienced the Turbo tuner ST 122?
I have for for several years now: solidly build, very accurate, easy
to use, programmable.
David
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If you have an iPhone I would go for Cleartune. Very accurate and it has 25
temperaments.
Cost is about $ 3,-
Op 3 sep 2012, om 08:49 heeft David van Ooijen het volgende geschreven:
On 3 September 2012 05:01, Bruno Correia bruno.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anybody experienced the Turbo tuner
temperatures
Op 3 sep 2012, om 09:05 heeft Lex van Sante het volgende geschreven:
If you have an iPhone I would go for Cleartune. Very accurate and it has 25
temperaments.
Cost is about $ 3,-
Op 3 sep 2012, om 08:49 heeft David van Ooijen het volgende geschreven:
On 3 September 2012
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Of William Brohinsky
Sent: Monday, September 03, 2012 6:22 AM
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: Tuner
I have one. I have had it for a few years. For piano tuning, it is not a
choice.
For just about everything
On Mon, 3 Sep 2012 09:22:11 -0400, William Brohinsky wrote
I have one. I have had it for a few years. For piano tuning, it is
not a choice.
For just about everything else, it is wonderful.
Please correct me if I'm wrong - but isn't this tuner out of stock
since _years_?
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R. Mattes -
Hi Bruno,
Are you looking for a dedicated tuner only? I considered the Turbo Tuner as
it had programmable temperaments but balked on the price.
Currently I am using Gstrings for Android on an LG Gravity Smart and it
works really well. It has a plethora of temperaments (2 flavors of Equal,
When I went to order mine a few moths ago, the ST-122 was indeed out of stock
and out of production. But it has been replaced by the ST-122a, a very
similar but slightly upgraded version. I'm very happy with it also.
On Sep 3, 2012, at 1:14 PM, R. Mattes wrote:
On Mon, 3 Sep 2012 09:22:11
It has been my go to tuner for the last several years. Highly recommended.
Danny
Sent from my iPad
On Sep 2, 2012, at 11:01 PM, Bruno Correia bruno.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anybody experienced the Turbo tuner ST 122?
[1]http://www.turbo-tuner.com/st122-index.htm
I've been
On Fri, 5 Aug 2011 09:22:13 -0400, Garry Warber wrote
Thank you all... I only discovered electronic-tuner handiness
from my grandson when he used his app on his I-phone last month.
I personally do not have a cell phone, by choice.
But you can use the 'cell phone' just as an excellent
Ooops! But you will need a microphone. Meritline sells one for $2 that
is essentially a little button that plugs into the earphones slot.
http://www.meritline.com/apple-mini-microphone-mic-recorder---p-37453.aspx
You don't need the phone. The Cleartune tuner is downloadable to any
iPad
Yes, you could think of your lute as being in F, or you could think of
it as being in G at a'=392. Since I have a Korg which allows me to
set a'=392, I tend to go for the latter these days.
It also allows me to not to have to think too much about whether all the
notes are in the correct
Am 05.08.2011, 16:25 Uhr, schrieb Martin Shepherd mar...@luteshop.co.uk:
snip... By the way, the Korg
doesn't do 1/6 comma, but Vallotti is the same for the open strings in
nominal G tuning.
Well, that depends on what comma you think of. If your 1/6 comma is
pythagorean it's indeed the
Hello,
You can download Tunelab software, trial version for free from
www.tunelab-world.com it will work long enough to tune a lute (or wait
a few minutes before you can relaunch). Works on a laptop with Windows
or on a pocket pc. You can choose temperament and any pitch.
All the best
Roland
6:32 PM
Subject: [LUTE] Re: tuner re's
Hello,
You can download Tunelab software, trial version for free from
www.tunelab-world.com it will work long enough to tune a lute (or wait
a few minutes before you can relaunch). Works on a laptop with Windows
or on a pocket pc. You can choose temperament
Thanks David and Jean-Marie! At work!!
Jose.
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A lot of people use the Korg OT120, myself included, and it is a good
buy for a lot of reasons.
You can tune in an orchestral setup, with a lot of ambient noise.
It does have some drawbacks, specifically the lack of ability to
program a temperament. For example, I use Neidhardt, Ordinaire,
As an infidel heretic myself with a tin ear I salute and welcome
you and thanks very much for a heads up on this tuner. Between my
Baroque lute of a mere 24 strings and my wife's harpsichord any good
tuner will not be bored or underemployed here. Before the batteries
wear out on the Violab
Anthony and listites,
I do not have first-hand experience with this tuner. I do, however,
have lots of experience with electronic and software tuners (Hale
sight-o-tuners, TuneLab Pro, Korg and Yamaha chromatic tuners, lots
and lots of guitar/violin/mandolin dedicated tuners, and an 1960-era
and
You never see strobe tuners in Europe, but a while ago I used a
loaned Peterson Strobostomp tuner to set the intonation of a
particular guitar (sorry).
I was quickly convinced of its superiority over my usual digital
needle tuner.
You can have a taste of famed strobe precision when you try
Hello Howard,
Welcome to the Lute list. Thanks for the review of this tuner. Très intéressant.
On the subject of electronic tuners, Does anybody have any experience with the
StroboSoft Software tuners from Peterson?
Craig
Craig R. Pierpont
Another Era Lutherie
www.anotherera.com
George
George
This tuner does sound interesting. It appears to becompletely
prorammable, up to 14 presets? I had a look at the site you indicate,
and it also looks much smaller than the Petersen, which would be a
great advantage.
I presume there is a mic in? When you say it will probably go lower
Welcome, Howard, and thank you for bringing this to our attention. I have
tuning forks in 415, 430 and 440, three tuners (the first, a programmable
second, a tiny clip-on third), tell myself I should only tune by ear, but am
sorely tempted by this new gadget ...
David
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