Does this have a cello tuner setting?
1603960
You can choose and frequency you want. I use it for cello and it works fine except for sometimes in the lower register like open C
336787
Tuner is a Yamaha GCT1 you can use it for other instruments (violin, guitar, ukulele etc..) and yes it does clip to the headstock
1172119
It's chromatic and shows the note actually played. As long as you know the notes you want, it is incredibly accurate.If you want one that displays open tunings in the way that the early tuners only displayed E-A-D-G-B-E when "guitar" was selected, this doesnt' have modes for open tuning and won't do that to my knowledge.
993836
I dont think so. You need something that doesn't clip on the string. Just get those regular tuner that "listens" to the sound of the string.
2114042
All tuners I know of are monophonic...they will tune one note. The korg units are not my favorites. They are not really very durable or reliable. The built in mc is pretty lame. The tuners that use vibration seem to work better for most acoustic stringed instruments.
321338
This model of tuner does not have a metronome function. My kids who used it to tune their cello and bass used a separate metronome device. But it is so much better a tuner than the other one I bought that I need to buy another one since my daughter is off at college and the other tuner is terrible for the low notes of my son's bass. My daughter tried the other one too, but said that it also didn't work for her lowest cello string.
1748326
No, it only has one setting that I have found, the settings for the lights and time are flexible, but nothing else. Overall, for the price, it is a very good diffuser. The lights can be a little quirky.
158896
It has multiple instrument settings. They are different from each other, but don't expect it to sound like anything other than a digital instrument
1148233
The tuner did come with the violin, it was very useful and it helped alot in terms of setting it it just takes a while to figure how it all goes, but it does come with tuner
1845745
To be honest, I've always been naturally able to pick up most instruments and play them immediately; Piano, guitar, drums...However this was not the case with the cello. It's very difficult to keep the notes from squeeking horribley when bowing the instrument. That being said, with the right instructor and a lot of practice, I believe anyone can play any instrument. Try it out! You'll have a deeper respect for cellists. :)
695296
It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will emit a sound (that you set). That way you can tune by ear to the sound. It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will... » Read More It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will emit a sound (that you set). That way you can tune by ear to the sound. « Show Less
1923854
Yes it does! My daughter loves this. There are 4 settings for the table, the music setting plays a melody for every key you hit: on the piano, the phone, the laptop...
966392
Yes it is already stringed, but you will have to take it to a professional to have it set up to where it can play. You will see additional expense of 150.00 to get this instrument to play. I was extremely disappointed and wish I had just returned it rather than invest more. Bow? Don't know yet. Still haven't pulled it across the strings. It's been in the shop since Christmas. Rethink this selection for a beginners cello.
990044
It says it does, but mine did not come set up. I actually had some bridge problems which Stentor said was due to improperly set-up at the factory. They sent me a ship-back label. When I got the instrument back it was perfectly setup and in tune. I hope you find this answer helpfull
51446
If there's a setting for it, I haven't found it, so my experience is no. But it performs very well. I'm not at all unhappy with the unit
861892
I'm not sure what you mean by "compatible" since the tuner simply works by displaying the nearest (single) note played along with the frequency in Hz with the "needle" line showing whether the note played is sharp or flat with respect to that. I had to look up what a "Chromatic C harmonica" is, but since it plays a chromatic scale, then yes, the display will show an appropriate name for the note (e.g. 466 Hz would show "A#" ). If you are wondering about the range of the tuner, I'm pretty sure that it would be fine for any harmonica. The lowest string of a cello (two octaves below middle C) was too low for it, but I doubt a harmonica would play notes that low.
1545911
No it doesn't have a built in tuner. I believe they have an external box for off-air services.