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Brendan Mitchell


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Post  Posted 18 Nov 2018 8:27 pm    
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I am using the Peterson app with the sweetened E9 to tune my steel and really like it . Trouble is I do a few songs on a baritone 6string and the app does not work for it .
I don’t know if I can switch between tunings on the app . Does anyone use a stomp box tuner on E9?
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Richard Sinkler


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Post  Posted 19 Nov 2018 8:09 am    
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I believe Peterson has a stompbox tuner with sweeteners. There are also user programmable programs.
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Brendan Mitchell


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Post  Posted 20 Nov 2018 2:56 pm    
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Thankyou , anyone using one of these ?
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David Spires


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Millersport, OH
Post  Posted 21 Nov 2018 7:51 am    
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I use their StroboStomp Classic everywhere... I think I own 5 of them? I also use the App as a nice backup. Peterson is the best for me.

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David Spires
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 21 Nov 2018 6:37 pm     Re: Stomp box tuners v Peterson app
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Brendan Mitchell wrote:
I am using the Peterson app with the sweetened E9 to tune my steel and really like it . Trouble is I do a few songs on a baritone 6string and the app does not work for it .


Why would you expect it to? The scale lengths are different, as are the string gauges, tunings, and playing methods. All of these factors must be taken into account in order to have the tuning properly tempered so it will sound its best.

Put simply, different instruments require different tempers, or offsets.
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Richard Sinkler


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Post  Posted 22 Nov 2018 7:15 am     Re: Stomp box tuners v Peterson app
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Donny Hinson wrote:
Brendan Mitchell wrote:
I am using the Peterson app with the sweetened E9 to tune my steel and really like it . Trouble is I do a few songs on a baritone 6string and the app does not work for it .


Why would you expect it to? The scale lengths are different, as are the string gauges, tunings, and playing methods. All of these factors must be taken into account in order to have the tuning properly tempered so it will sound its best.

Put simply, different instruments require different tempers, or offsets.


True. The Peterson tuner will tune bass guitars, so a Baritone guitar should be no problem. Get the guitar in tune by ear and notice how many cents they are sharp or flat they are, and enter in your offsets in one of user programmable selections.
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