Hi Lists,
Just wondering if anyone on the list is a guitar player and if so
What do you use to help tune your guitar?
I'm just trying to pick it up again again after years of not touching one,
So I'm looking for an app I can have on my phone that will help me tune my
guitar,
What I've looked
I'd recommend talking tuner. It only costs a buck, but does work
pretty well. It uses your phone mike and tells if your note is sharp
or flat.
On 4/19/21, Simon A Fogarty wrote:
> Hi Lists,
>
> Just wondering if anyone on the list is a guitar player and if so
> What do you use to help tune
I just went through my email, so I don’t have any conversations left at the
moment to play with, but I can tell you a bit that will hopefully help.
When you bring up your in box, you’ll be able to flick left and right to move
from conversation to conversation. You’ll hear how many messages are
I agree.
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Mike,
Have you done this from anything other than Apple Music?
I wanted
And how did your message contribute to the topic. I own the PhonesForTheBlind
list and if you posted a message like that you would be moderated. The
subscribe for the phones for the blind list is
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Simon A
And is there a reason we have to be subject to your cussing and tantrum on
list? Why can’t you do what the list owner and moderator ask you to do? Why do
the rest of us have to suffer because you have trouble dealing with a thread
you’re not interested in that has more traffic then you can
Yes. I tune each string. The app tells me whether the string is flat or
sharp, or intune. It also tells how far out of tune it is. Harps need to be
tuned often. So, I have my old iPhone 5S, which I keep charged near my harp
for that purpose.
Karen P
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Talking Tuner is by far the best because it is the only one I know of that
tells you with speech output if the note is sharp or flat, and by how much.
I learned from Talking Tuner that notes are broken into 100 cents per half
step. So note a is 100 cents sharper than a g-sharp. So you might
I had 3 misses.
Very frustrating and I’m sorry, being new at a job doesn’t excuse those
mistakes, I called people who are paid to be there, I didn’t ask the local
homeless guy or a random guy at a bar… these guys should have known better.
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From: Daniel MacDonald
I'll add to what Christopher has already said. When you open a thread by double
tapping on it, the messages on the screen that opens are in chronological order
with the oldest listed first even though in the previous threaded screen they
are listed in reverse chronological order with the newest
Thank you Daniel.
I’m sorry my note came across as snotty, I did talk to Apple accessibility who
sent me over to tier 1 support who were absolutely useless, they didn’t even
know what Bluetooth was, refused to believe that I bought my charger and Iphone
from actual vendors v. off the back of
Does it work in the same way? I suppose as long as you know what note
you need to tune each string to, it would work.
On 4/19/21, Karen Poulakos wrote:
> I agree. Talking Tuner is the best one I've found. I use it to tune a 44
> string harp.
>
> Karen P
>
> -Original Message-
> From:
I agree. Talking Tuner is the best one I've found. I use it to tune a 44
string harp.
Karen P
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of
Joshua Hendrickson
Sent: Monday, April 19, 2021 6:42 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Cc:
Hello,
Debby, thanks for such a positive and helpful response. Your suggestion to
use the rotor to find links and then flick to the link was a big part of
the solution. After doing that I ended up having to take it a bit further
by performing a one-finger triple tap (long press) on the link. I
For what it is worth, I forwarded the conversation from this list to apple
Accessibility and requested both managers in Accessibility and regular tech
support see the notes.
Please, do what I am also going to do, and provide feedback through the
With Talking Tuner, you do not need to select a note. You simply pluck a string
and the app will identify what the note is and whether it is flat or sharp. No
pre-selection of notes involved.
Dave Clement
Winnipeg MB
On Apr 19, 2021, at 7:24 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote:
Does it work in
When you receive a ring tone as an attachment on your phone how do you get it
to the tone section on the phone?
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The only way to get Ringtones on the phone is to use iTunes.
I guess there is the WLTR2, program which needs iTunes on the computer to
function.
You have to have the ringtone copied to the clipboard for the steps below.
Open iTunes with your phone connected via USB.
Open the phone item in
You do not need iTunes with WARLT 2. You could also use garage band.
> On Apr 19, 2021, at 1:28 PM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
>
> The only way to get Ringtones on the phone is to use iTunes.
> I guess there is the WLTR2, program which needs iTunes on the computer to
> function.
> You have to
When you are putting tones into your phone, do you put them on the root part or
do you press spacebar and then paste it?
Sent from my iPhone
> On Apr 19, 2021, at 1:28 PM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
>
>
> The only way to get Ringtones on the phone is to use iTunes.
> I guess there is the
Below are the instructions on how to get ring tones on your phone from a Mac
1. Connect your iPone/iPad to your Mac with the USB charging cable.
2. Open the window where the custom ring-tone resides.
3. Press cmd-n to open a second Finder window where you select your iPhone
from the Sidebar.
Sorry what!?
Who this day in age doesn’t know what Bluetooth is?
Hell it’s been around longer than most of the devices we’re talking about on
the list.
Not knowing about voiceover is something I can kind of understand,
But Bluetooth, really!
From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of
For what it's worth, here is the US store link. a
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/talking-tuner/id421065079
Richard
"Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss
people." -- Eleanor Roosevelt
www.turner42.com
On Apr 19, 2021, at 5:45 PM, Simon A Fogarty wrote:
Apologies
I found it but it's a hell of a long way down the list of guitar tuning apps.
I would have thought using the exact name it would have been at the top.
Cheers and I'll see how this works.
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Dave
Clement
Sent:
Thanks Richard,
I found it but it was not at the top where I expected it to be.
But hey having to grab it from the USA store isn’t an issue when you have
multiple itunes accounts.
From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Richard
Turner
Sent: Tuesday, 20 April 2021 12:58 pm
To:
Hi dave and others,
Could one of you quickly check the app store for me and see if Talking Tuner is
available still?
It would appear that it's not in the NZ app store for me.
I'll have to do some playing and get it from the USA or Australian stores if
there.
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From:
Hello list,
*I’m reposting this because I messed up the link at the bottom of this post.
I hope I did a better job this time around.
I recently learned about a product from Orbit Research. It is a very small
Bluetooth Braille keyboard called the Orbit Writer.
It can remember being
Hi list,
Can the Air Pods Max be used as hearing aids? If so, how much of a audio delay
exists? Can they be used without any external audio delay?
Thanks.
Dan
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Hello list,
I recently learned about a product from Orbit Research. It is a very small
Bluetooth Braille keyboard called the Orbit Writer.
It can remember being paired to 5 different Bluetooth devices at one time.
It can also remember 1 USB device.
For example, I plan on pairing the
i would say no.
The transparency mode allows you to hear your surroundings, but not anything
like what hearing aids would offer.
Richard
"Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss
people." -- Eleanor Roosevelt
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