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Gospel Instruments => Bass Guitar => Topic started by: Groovesmith on September 29, 2005, 12:15:14 PM
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Just wanted to know if any of you guys and gals use a metronome to practice and what kind of tuner to you use I have this little korg tuner it cost bout 20 bucks canadian but alot of the bassplayers I know use the expensive model of korg tuner but for what reason i dont know this tuner I have can tune my five string but the tuner I had before another korg couldnt. And if you all do use a metronome what kind do you use.
Groovesmith
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I think my tuner cost about $20 or less. The same goes for my metronome. Both electronic, but fulfills its purpose and still works since 2000. I can't recall the brand name though.
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I'm not having good success with tuners...
Tony
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Grovesmith- I believe your tuner is the one that I used to have, great tuner I paid $16for that. I gave it away when I got a tuner/metronome in one. It's a $25 Ibanez and I love it, it's a chromatic tuner so it tunes everything.
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I have a Korg tuner and I use a drum machine in place of a metronome. From my finding, the Korg tuner does a pretty good job but my instructor showed me that when you are changing registers (playing in the higher ranges) the tuning can get a little off. He recommended learning to tune by ear using harmonics. I've found this to be pretty accurate. Some of the more expensive tuners tend to be more accurate.
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the tuning off in the higher registers is more likely due to the bridge needs adjusting. which can be adjusted with the aid of a tuner
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I have a little Korg tuner and metronome.
I plan to get the more expensive one, like you said. My Korg tuner and metronome don't have an output to pass the sound through.
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What do you guys think about floor tuners? The one you have to step on I want to get a new tuner and cant decide on what to get. I would love to get one of the tuners they have at music stores the wall mount ones that would be phat!