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Strobe™ (Android)
"Sweetening" a tuning is the art of using consonance and dissonance to affect the sound of an instrument, and therefore aid the creation of tension and release in music.
Because most tuners can't 'see' better than +/- 1 cent, they can only offer one temperament of tuning, equal temperament. The high-definition tuning resolution strobe tuners provide allow for a totally different tuning experience. Many of our tuners are loaded with presets that see a particular tuning as a group of notes (not just individual pitches). A Peterson tuner can optimize the notes within these groups to be much more consonant with one another and pleasing to the ear; in a word - sweetened.
Over the years, we have developed Sweetened Tuning presets for a variety of instruments. These tuning presets are exclusive to Peterson products as only Peterson strobe tuners can provide the accuracy required to 'dial' them in on your instrument.
Available Sweetened Tunings ( 15 )
Guitar & Bass
Historic Temperaments
Compare to Sweetened Tunings offered in other products.
Specifications
Note Selection: Automatic Or Manual
Peterson Connect Compatible: No
Stretch Tuning Tables: No
Note Range: Eb0 (MIDI note 15) to Eb8 (MIDI note 111)
Accuracy: 0.1 Cents
Metronome: No
Tone Generator: No
Concert A Range: 340Hz - 540Hz
Transposition Range: +/- 12 semitones in 1 semitone steps
Frequency Response Range: 20Hz - 5000Hz
Sweetened Tunings: 4
User Presets: No
Historic Temperaments: 11
Assisted Low Note Detection: Yes
Tap Tuning Capability: No
Alternate Skins: User Configurable
Adjustable Root Control: Yes
Reviews | Strobe™ (Android)
The Strobe application is in the same league, with absolute precision and it's always ready in my pocket.
Frequently Asked Questions
My app doesn't match my hardware. Do I have to calibrate it?
To calibrate Strobe™ (Android) and your device:
- Open Strobe™ (Android) and tap the bottom right-hand corner
- Tap "Clear Sweetener/Temperament" and tap "OK"
- Tap "Tuner Settings", then "Advanced Settings", then "Calibrate Tuner"
- On your PC or Mac, use a 440Hz test tone to calibrate your app. We recommend using the tone generator on our website. Hover over the TOOLS topbar menu item, select Frequency Calculator, then select 440Hz in the bottom slider, and press PLAY TONE.
- The test tone will now start to sound A440 Hz from your computer's speakers
- With the tone A4 playing at a moderate volume, on the app press "Calibrate NOW" and when its done, press OK
- Go back to the tuning screen by tapping the arrow at the top left of the display.
- The app is now calibrated to the phone, this is a one-time operation and does not have to be repeated.
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How do I read a strobe display?
Adjust your instrument until the pattern is as close to still as possible. Strobe displays are 'real-time' and extremely precise. They require very fine tuning adjustments to stop the display because the frequency/pitch of any instrument is never totally stable.
You'll quickly learn to read the display, make the most precise adjustments and appreciate the high resolution that only a Peterson provides.
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Can I create and store my own presets?
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Is the accuracy the same for all Peterson tuners?
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Are the in-app options also available for Android?
These features will soon be available on Strobe™ (Android).
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