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Additionally, the LAN Toner includes both alligator clips and a modular plug and jack for multiple connection options. First press the Sustain button and then press the Chord Hold button, which will appears directly to the right of the Sustain toggle. In equal, just or custom temperaments, three different pitches may be played. Note: The Sustain Hold is most helpful using Just intonation while playing major or minor triads, as the tuner will recognize what chord is being played regardless of the inversion.
The tonality or key center for major and minor triads will be a highlighted purple piano key. Double tapping a key will set the tonal center of the scale if you are in one of the custom temperaments like Just. For instant pitch reference, tap the tuning bar at the top of the keyboard page. To sustain the pitch reference note, long press. To release, tap on the tuning bar.
To activate the pitch grid screen, tap the Sound icon in the page selection bar at the bottom of the page and select Pitch Grid. The Pitch Grid function shows the lowest note of the instrument range in the lower left hand area of the screen while the highest note is found in the upper right hand area of the screen. The Pitch Grid shows all chromatic pitches within any given range of the user selected instrument.
Note: The Pitch Grid will only play the practical range of selected instrument. The Pitch Grid changes to reflect the transposed instrument note name. When a transposing instrument has been chosen, the user is reminded in the Transposition box on the right side of the screen with the key being displayed in orange. First press the Sustain button and then press the Chord Hold button, which appears directly to the right of the Sustain toggle. In equal, just or custom temperaments, up to six different pitches may be played.
If you want to sustain two or more notes in Chord Hold, you must tap the notes simultaneously. For instant pitch reference, tap the note name on the horizontal tuning bar. This is only found on phones. Tapping the TSI will show tuning statistics for the present session. Refer to Pitch Tracker B. Only available for viewing on the Pitch Grid page.
To clear the most recent statistics, long press the TSI. Icon includes a staff, arrows and notes. Tap either Manual or Automatic to choose the desired mode. Note: User can access count-in feature controls by long pressing the count-in icon. Otherwise it will default to the previously selected count-in choice. There are different octave settings. Each adds a dimension to the exercise you are creating. Two major topics appear. If all items have been selected, the second time through the exercise will start on D major.
If you select Chord and the up direction is selected, the first time through the C major scale will be played starting on C, the second time through it will start on the note E, etc… - Remain in Key - Shift Degree Every Repeat Note: If this is toggled to the ON position, the exercise progression will stay in the originally selected key. For example, if you originally chose major scale and you turn on the Remain in Key - Shift Degree Every Repeat toggle, the exercise will no longer progress by only major scales.
There are multiple tunings for each string instrument. The most commonly used tuning is always the first one displayed. Equal temperament is the default for the fretted string tunings. All pitches that are not an open string on the four orchestral string instruments are equal temperament on the Target Tuner.
Orchestral strings may choose the separate instruments or All Strings. When the String screen is activated, the default sound will be the Plucked String. Other instruments may be chosen to tune the string instruments, as long as the instrument range allows for the correct octave to be played.
When tuning the open strings, once a note is played, the area around a string will light up. If the color is green, the pitch of the open string is in tune. If the colored dome is either orange or red, the pitch is either sharp or flat.
The domes appearing at the top or bottom of the string indicates the user is either playing a note that is not an open string or is still slightly out of tune. Like the Target tuner, orange indicates the tone is closer to the desired pitch than does red. Long press a string or strings to continue to play the tones indefinitely. The Plucked String instrument will re-trigger after decaying to silence once you have long pressed the tone. To turn off a pitch touch the string while the tone is sustaining.
All tones will stop. When turned on, the microphone button to the left of the pitch boxes will reference the pitch the performer is playing. The Damp button in the lower right corner allows you to adjust length of time the sound sample is measured with the choices being Slow, Medium and Long. Slow would be the longest sample time during which the pitch would be averaged. Note: Consult the Mode and Range pop-up box to determine which damping setting will be best.
For instant pitch reference, tap the tuning bar at the top of the String Tuning page. To release, tap anywhere on the tuning bar. You can record and playback using the chromatic tone wheel, keyboard or strings page. See more in the file recording section of the manual. To choose an Analysis page, tap the graph icon in the middle of the page on the far left. You can also swipe left or right from either screen edge of the plot area to switch plot types.
The blue waveform is an image that represents an audio signal, in this case the tone being played either on your instrument or on the internal sound. Like the spectral analyzer, it is a visual representation of the quality of your tone.
Blue sound shapes will vary depending on what you are practicing. For example, when practicing decrescendos, the sound should resemble a blue triangle. The goal is to have relatively straight sides on whatever shape your sound makes.
Wavy lines indicate some aspect of your sound is not as controlled as it could be. Every aspect of the quality of your tone, including but not limited to volume, start, release, duration, and steadiness, will be reflected on the wave form window. Furthermore, once frozen the waveform can be resized by pinching with two fingers to zoom in or out to show more or less time. Additionally the most recent audio can also be played back by setting the playhead in the top area of the plot, then pressing the Play button in the sidebar that appears when frozen.
The green bar at the bottom of the plot shows the selected loop range, which can be adjusted by dragging at the bottom of the plot area. In this way a portion of audio recently performed can be played back and analyzed without even having manually recording it.
If you wish to save a portion of this audio history, select the range with the green indicators at the bottom, then press the red record button in the sidebar, which brings up a save window. Double-tapping the plot will return to normal operation, un-freezing the display and showing the current live scrolling input. Note: The features mentioned above are also available when browsing a previously recorded file from the file browsing section mentioned elsewhere.
A two-finger tap will expand the plot to fill the screen. Two-finger tapping again will return it to normal size.
The size of the waveform can be changed manually by using a vertical two-finger pinch. This enables you to change the vertical scale of the waveform. Note: Due to the parameters of Apple built-in microphones, best practice is for players to be two to three feet away from the device.
We also suggest bells not be pointed directly at the device, especially in small, enclosed areas like a practice room. However, if you are in a small room, go to Audio Options, then slide the Input Gain to the left. All the way to the left does not allow for a reading so you may need to experiment to discover the perfect Input Gain setting for you and your environment. Other solutions include using an external microphone with a built-in Gain control or a microphone plugged into a mixer.
This control lets you adjust the span of time shown in the waveform. Press and hold the button and a vertical slider appears. Drag up to increase the time span or down to lower it. The maximum time is about 60 seconds, and the minimum time is about 20 milliseconds. This allows you to actually see the detailed waveform like an oscilloscope. Intonation can be plotted in the Wave Form Window. To turn this function on, tap the orange Show Pitch button. When a tone is playing, the accuracy of the pitch is represented by a line which will be red, orange or green.
While the goal is for the green line to run straight through the center of the blue wave form, an orange line is still considered to be within the tuning range parameters. If the pitch is out of the tuning range parameters, a red line will appear.
Note: Best practice requires you to use Plot Pitch in a quiet environment with little or no ambient sound. To identify what pitch the tuner is recognizing, consult the bottom of the wave form screen or the pitch name beside the Target Tuner or in the middle of the Vertical Tuner Bar on the right side of the screen.
Note: Just as the smiley face grows when an in tune pitch is held, the shaded area of the Vertical Tuner Bar expands when an in tune pitch is held for an extended period of time. White dotted lines represents the silence between pitches. When slurring or playing in a legato style, the goal is to minimize the number of white dotted lines. The spectral frequency analyzer has a range from 0 - 10, hertz.
The vertical orange line identifies your fundamental tone or first partial. You may choose to use a line or filled in spectral plot in the Preferences page under options. On both the Spectral Frequency and the Harmonic Energy windows, you may double tap the screen to freeze a tone.
One useful feature of this window is the screen may be frozen while performing or listening to a recorded file. The difference between the height of the peaks is directly related to the quality of your tone.
A two-finger tap on the plot will expand the plot to fill the screen. At the top of the screen a pitch tracker or bar graph will appear illustrating the percent of time the music performed fell into each of the three pitch zones: red, yellow, green. There is a special plot mode Note Staff that shows the pitches played over time in a notation similar to musical staff.
The colors of the bars coincide with the in-tune state of the note analyzed, with green for in-tune, orange for out-of-tune, and red for very-out-of-tune. The shading indicates whether the note is sharp or flat when the lighter color is at the top of the bar, the note is sharp, if at the bottom, the note is flat.
The clef is selectable by pressing the clef button at the top of the plot repeatedly until the desired clef is shown. The background color theme is selectable between light or dark with the other button. If the Show Wave button is selected, small versions of the waveform are visible within the note bars. This is more useful with the plot is maximized full screen with the two finger tap feature.
On the right side of the screen, the user is notified by the appearance of the volume fader icon on all TE pages. Swipe left from the right edge of the screen to reveal the Sound Level Mixer panel.
Files can be recorded or loaded for playback on every screen of TonalEnergy Tuner. In addition, audio recordings can be imported or exported. Tap the microphone icon. Tap the red button to begin or to stop a recording. After stopping the recording, the file will automatically name the file with day of the week, date and time recording was made.
To Rename the file, tap Select in the lower left hand corner, then tap the desired file. Then tap the Rename button at the bottom of the page. You will be prompted to name the recording, or cancel to discard it.
Note: For quick playback, you can immediately playback the most recently saved recording you tapping the play button on the far left mid-page. On the Sound pages an additional recording option for recording internal sounds is available. When the record button with the speaker icon is tapped, only internal sounds will begin recording. To stop recording, tap once. Basic exercises can be recorded in this way for later playback while you are rehearsing.
This includes both internal instrument sounds and the metronome. All other rules and procedures for Audio Recording apply to video recordings. Video files may be exported. Using the two-finger pinch allows you to zoom in and out of live video shots. On playback the two-finger zoom feature expands the picture to full screen.
On the Sound pages, screen graphics unique to that page are superimposed over the video. Video is not available when using the full screen feature on the Analysis page.
The user may need to adjust the position of his device in order to view items like embouchure, hand placement, fingerings, etc. To change the mode from back view to front view camera, tap in the lower right corner of the video picture. Knowing your tinnitus frequency can enable you to better target masking sounds and frequency discrimination training.
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