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I use a DigiTech ht-6. I think these go for like 50 bucks on reverb now.
Gibson G force tuners do that, if you like robot tunersDon't you still have to reach up and turn the peg of the out of tune string?
Maybe there's a device that gets a signal from a tuner and even turns the peg for you.
Don't you still have to reach up and turn the peg of the out of tune string?
Maybe there's a device that gets a signal from a tuner and even turns the peg for you.
Damn. I thought I was being sarcastic, but it already exists.Gibson G force tuners do that, if you like robot tuners
Tune on the FLY?! ...only if the fly knows how to hum an A 440!
Yeah, I have a polytune pedal and if I kick it in, it mutes the guitar (as a tuners should)Check out TC Electronic Polytone3, displays tuning of all strings simultaneously while playing as jestme also suggested.
https://www.tcelectronic.com/Categories/Tcelectronic/Guitar/Tuners/POLYTUNE-3-MINI/p/P0DHQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=137&v=YnuBrr02ZDM&feature=emb_logo
I use a DigiTech ht-6. I think these go for like 50 bucks on reverb now.
Do you want Skynet? Because that's how you get Skynet.
Is it a 1 or 2? The Polytune 3 has a built in bonnafide buffer. If you set the dip switches to engage the buffer you can have the tuner always on without muting the sound. I have mine in this setting. Great to see if a note is in tune as you play and excelent for practicing bends.Yeah, I have a polytune pedal and if I kick it in, it mutes the guitar (as a tuners should)
But doesn't that have the same draw backs?
1) Kick the tuner on and all sounds dies so it won't work in the middle of a song
2) It expects open strings not a chord in the middle of a song.
Just about ANY tuner will work before you start the song, but after s solo full of big bends strings sometimes go out of tune, but you gotta keep playing. Plus if you are like me, by the time you get to the end of the song I'm thinking about the next song or a request I just received so I for get to tune between songs.
Is it a 1 or 2? The Polytune 3 has a built in bonnafide buffer. If you set the dip switches to engage the buffer you can have the tuner always on without muting the sound. I have mine in this setting. Great to see if a note is in tune as you play and excelent for practicing bends.
cheers
Al.
Truly, the best thing to do is try it one way, switch it, and listen to it the other way. If you hear a difference, go with the one you like better.I have one of each. I completely forgot about the switches on the Polytune3!
Of course one answer leads to another question. I can set it to be True Bypass or Buffered Bypass...
I know that @Griff was talking about buffering during our last AAP session and said that I probably didn't need to worry about buffering, but now that I have an easy option, what are the pros and cons of True Bypass vs Buffered Bypass?
Truly, the best thing to do is try it one way, switch it, and listen to it the other way. If you hear a difference, go with the one you like better.
If you don't hear a difference, flip a coin