Instead, my instrument of choice simply involves making sure that each drumhead has been programmed to the proper sound that I desire.

Sound is much improved, and kids are learning with proper pitch now.

Looks simple and the sound is superb when he keeps up with it

Anyways it works great and picks up sound really well.

Previously I had been using online guitar tuning programs, which "sorta worked", but the problem is that each one sounds different!

my son is ALWAYS using his to tune his guitars or get them in the right sound

The tuner arrived and I was amazed at how easy it was to use and how nice my ukulele sounded once it was tuned properly.

It has sure improved the sounds that I make with a guitar.

Even if a sound is within the detectable pitch range, detection may be unsuccessful for instrumental sounds that contain a large number of overtones or decay rapidly

It's perfect for drop tuning, and the line input and output truly help with the process of getting just the right sound out of each string.

The line input is perfect for our bassist and guitarist to tune their instruments through a patch chord for the optimal sound.

It also has a difficult time recognizing tones from the wooden keys; admitedly the keys do not often produce pure sound, they usually have some over and undertones that the tuner has a hard time recognizing and in some instances not at all

I play the trombone, baritone and the electric guitar and Korg is the only tuner besides my ear that I would trust my sound with

I was amazed however, how much better my guitar sounded after tuning it with this tuner compared to tuning by ear, or using one of the free Internet tuners

so I know to tighten or loosen it on the way to the proper sound

and it picks up sound really well.

It show the A A# B B# C C# D... letters, rather the frequencies, very convenient

but I feel like the middle D may be off