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
