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You'll be unlikely to be more than a quarter-tone out of tune though, no? I used to practice saxophone with a tuner to enforce intonation consistency; I could i
by InitialLastName 6y ago
You'll be unlikely to be more than a quarter-tone out of tune though, no? I used to practice saxophone with a tuner to enforce intonation consistency; I could intentionally bend notes further, but I don't recall the tuner ever picking me up on the wrong note when I was playing naturally.
- ctrager 6y agoJust FYI, notice the configurable "Sensitivity" setting. The default of 12 let's you miss by about a quarter of a tone (half step) either way.
- InitialLastName 6y agoI'm just saying that if they're playing moderately accurately, the note will read transposed, but it will be correctly annotated as sharp or flat.
- singingfish 6y agoIt's not too bad usually, but correcting for drift within the instrument and over time as it literally warms up is a thing.