Identifying Chords (Aw-Otg Only); Identifying A Tempo (Aw-Otb Only) - Korg AW-OTG Manual De Usuario

Reference pitch settings (*M)
The default setting for the reference pitch is 440 Hz. The refer-
ence pitch can be changed.
1. Press the CALIB button, after
which the reference pitch ap-
pears in the display.
2. While the current setting ap-
pears in the display, press the
CALIB button to change the reference pitch.
3. If the button is not pressed for approximately 2 seconds, the
setting is applied, and the tuner returns to tuning mode.
Identifying chords
(AW-OTG only)
The chord that is played can be identified.
1. Press the TUNING/CHORD but-
ton to enter chord-identifying
mode.
Each press of the TUNING/
CHORD button switches to
tuner mode or chord-identify-
ing mode.
2. Play a chord on your instrument. The chord appears in the
display.
Identifying a tempo
(AW-OTB only)
The tempo is identified from the baseline that is played.
1. Press the TUNING/TEMPO but-
ton to enter tempo-identifying
mode.
Each press of the TUNING/
TEMPO button switches to
tuner mode or tempo-identi-
fying mode.
2. Play your instrument at a steady rhythm in, for example,
double time or half time. The tempo appears in the display.
Setting the display type (*M)
Each press of the DISPLAY button switches the setting for the
display type.
Type 1
Tune the string until the needle in the meter moves to the cen-
ter ( ). The needle in the meter moves to the left of the center
if the pitch is flat or moves to the right of the center if the pitch
is sharp.
The pitch is flat.
In tune (reference pitch: 440Hz)
Guitar 6E : 82.4Hz
3G : 196.0Hz
Bass 4E : 41.2Hz
Type 2
Tune the string until the line is straight. The line bends down-
ward if the pitch is flat or bends upward if the pitch is sharp.
The pitch is flat.
Type 3
Tune the string until the note name closest to the detected
pitch appears in the display. Tune until the note appears cor-
rectly. The bottom half of the note name runs right to left if the
pitch is flat or left to right if the pitch is sharp.
The pitch is flat.
Type 4
Tune the string until the note name is surrounded by a full
circle. The line to surround the note name comes from the left if
the pitch is flat or comes from the right if the pitch is sharp.
The pitch is flat.
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input frequency ≈
In tune. The pitch is sharp.
5A : 110.0Hz 4D : 146.8Hz
2B : 246.9Hz 1E : 329.6Hz
3A : 55.0Hz 2D : 73.4Hz
In tune. The pitch is sharp.
In tune. The pitch is sharp.
In tune. The pitch is sharp.
1G : 98.0Hz