Korg CA-50 Manual De Usuario página 4

Tune your instrument so that the VU style meter moves
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to the " " position (center) and the center tuning guide
LED is lit. The left indicator of the tuning guide will light
if your instrument is flat, and the right indicator will light
if your instrument is sharp.
The pitch is flat.
Tuning to a just major third above or a minor third
above
If you want to tune a pure major third above or a pure
minor third above a certain note, make the meter indi-
cate " " (-13.7 cents) or " " (+15.6 cents).
For example if you want to tune a major third above the
A (0 cents) note, set the note name display to C#, and
make the meter indicate " ". Or if you want to tune a mi-
nor third above A (0cent), set the note name display to C,
and make the meter indicate " ".
If you're using the internal mic, place your instrument
as close as possible to the mic so that extraneous
sound is not picked up while tuning.
Even if the pitch is within the range of detection, it
may not be possible to detect the pitch of an instru-
mental sound that contains large numbers of over-
tones or a sound that has a rapid decay.
Sound Out mode
In this mode you can tune while listening to a reference
tone.
Follow steps 2-3 outlined in "Meter mode. "
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2. Press the SOUND button to enter Sound Out mode.
The reference tone is output from the speakers.
3. Press the CALIB/NOTE
note. The output reference tone changes as follows.
A µ B ♭ µ B µ C (C5) µ C (C4) µ C ♯ µ D µ E ♭ µ E µ F µ F ♯
µ G µ G ♯ µ A µ ...
Tune your instrument to match the reference tone.
If the SOUND button is pressed again, output of the ref-
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erence tone stops, and the CA-50 returns to Meter mode.
In tune.
or button to select the
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The pitch is sharp.