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Topic: Cleartune Presets |
Steve Schmidt
From:
Ramsey, MN, USA
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Posted 2 May 2019 2:02 pm |
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| One of my students asked me to share my Cleartune presets from my iPhone. It appears as though I cannot go in and look at them. Just for kicks, I created a new "test" tuning and saved it, and I cannot go into that new test one either, in fact, I can't even delete that test one I created. Am I missing somthing? |
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Tommy Mc
From:
Middlesex VT
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Posted 3 May 2019 8:29 am
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| I don't know about Cleartune, but PitchLab Pro (free) lets you create custom sweeteners and see the offsets. It even has a few features I wish my StroboPlus had. Pitchlab uses a strob-like display, but also tells you the exact Hz of the note you're playing, and how many cents out of tune it is. |
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James Mayer
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back in Portland Oregon, USA (via Arkansas and London, UK)
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Posted 3 May 2019 10:33 am
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Steve, here's how you access the edit screen for the preset.
1) hit the "i" in the bottom right corner to get into the settings screen
2) click on "Temperament" to get a list of whatever temperaments are stored.
3) Drag left on the temperament you wish to edit and you'll see options to edit or delete.
I have to say, as great as the ClearTune app is, I find there is one app that is better for tuning. TonalEnergy (all called "TE Tuner") allows temperaments, tracks smoother, "hears" your notes for a longer duration and is just as accurate as Cleartune. Tune using the "analysis" screen. |
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Marc Jenkins
From:
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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Posted 4 May 2019 1:52 pm
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| James Mayer wrote: |
Steve, here's how you access the edit screen for the preset.
1) hit the "i" in the bottom right corner to get into the settings screen
2) click on "Temperament" to get a list of whatever temperaments are stored.
3) Drag left on the temperament you wish to edit and you'll see options to edit or delete.
I have to say, as great as the ClearTune app is, I find there is one app that is better for tuning. TonalEnergy (all called "TE Tuner") allows temperaments, tracks smoother, "hears" your notes for a longer duration and is just as accurate as Cleartune. Tune using the "analysis" screen. |
James, can this app learn a temperament from audio input? |
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James Mayer
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back in Portland Oregon, USA (via Arkansas and London, UK)
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Posted 6 May 2019 8:11 am
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| I'm not sure on that one. I don't think it has a calibration button for each string. |
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