Korg EFG5J2, Руководство пользователя

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Tuning via wireless microphone
You can use the built-in microphone on the
Tuner by only turning on the power to the
Tuner. At this time, the MIC indicator on the
LCD will turn on.
Once wireless tuning is enabled, the Tuner
will maintain wireless tuning mode even if
it is unable to receive a signal because the
power to the Transmitter is turned off, the
batteries on the Transmitter are exhausted,
or the Transmitter is moved outside the
range of communication. If you want to
switch the Tuner to microphone tuning
mode, turn off the power to both the Tuner
and Transmitter, then turn on the power to
the Tuner only.
Meter mode
Meter mode enables you to tune your instru-
ment by looking at the meter and using the
Transmitter or the built-in microphone of the
Tuner. In this mode, you can perform either
wireless tuning or tuning with the built-in
microphone of the Tuner.
1. Press the [CALIB UP] button or the [CALIB
DOWN] button to select the reference pitch.
You can adjust the reference pitch in 1Hz steps
in the range of 410Hz to 480Hz.
2. Play a single note on your musical
instrument to tune.
The Tuner displays the name of the note
closest to the recognized pitch. Tune your
instrument so that the Tuner displays the note
name that you are turning to.
3. Play a single note again and tune your
instrument so that the tuning guide
indicator (the center of the meter) will turn
on.
When you are using the Tuner’s built-in
microphone for tuning, try to avoid
allowing sounds from sources other than
the instrument to be picked up by the
microphone.
Even within the measurable range, a note
with lots of harmonics or a quick decay
may not be measurable (e.g., especially
notes in the extreme bass or treble range of
the piano).