Does it assist on alternate tunings, specifically dropping step or half step?
1141720
It shows you which note you are on and whether you are sharp or flat. When you are on the note precisely it is obvious. There are other tuners which are a bit more precise, but I find them to be troublesome compared to the Snark.
1141721
It shows you exactly what ever key you want by just tuning and watching as it goes down or up Half or whole. Example E down to D#. Very easy tuning. Heres a site you can check, www.guitartricks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39194
1141722
Yes. I read the instructions and there are two buttons on the back face which allow you to change the key. Orchestral bflat if you wish for instance.
2154104
Slowing the song down will not effect the key,you can also adjust the key easily up or down if you so desire.
2071567
It only supports the one button foot switch. This allows you to switch between two presets. It is still awesome. I have my small laptop sitting next to me when playing and use the Fuse software which works great. I have a Morley vol-dis-wah pedal to control signal with foot. I upgraded the II speaker to an Eminence Tonker which is perfect. I took my Mustang III back because the II handed everything I needed and then some.
695294
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.
158669
Yes, it does. In fact, you can choose what you want the pedal to control -- either volume or any of the Comp/Efx, Drive, Modulation, Delay, and Reverb modules -- one at a time. Have fun!
1694307
I've had trouble with any tunings other than standard. It will eventually hear the note and start to work but once you get lower than a 1/2 step it has trouble picking up the note.
845524
Yes and no... It's not a traditional tap tempo set with your foot. While holding down the foot switch, strum the tempo and it will be set. All sound it cut off while the foot switch is depressed. Release and tempo is set. It works well.
2226792
It should be able to tune anything. It tells you the note it is "hearing" relative to A440 concert pitch that orcestras tune to. If you play a trnsposing instrument like a clarinet or sax, you need to make the adjustment yourself, just as you would when playing with an orchestra or band. I hope tis helps.
1948708
I'm not really sure. It should though, but I'm not aware of MIDI itself having any actual specific commands for sustain.
1391668
No. There are no bass/treble adjustments on the Step (it is available on the Sound Platform). For sound settings, the vendor recommends using the equalizer that comes with your device, whether it is a smartphone or computer.
1013170
I have a seven string that I occasionally tuned a whole step down and it works perfectly fine
1755549
According to the instructions you can. It says press on the plus or minus shortly for track change and a bit longer for volume adjustment.
832884
I don't remember anything in it about transposing the exercises to a different tuning so would guess it doesn't do that but could check with the manufacturer.
1569983
Yes it does- as mentioned in my review, I tune my Les Paul, Telecasters, Stratocaster, Jackson Soloist, and bass with it. You clip it on to the headstock and it senses the vibration of the note through the guitar neck.
1823935
The delta blues 115 requires TWO separate footswitches to achieve all three functions. one will control the BOOST and the CHANNEL functions, and another will control the reverb and tremolo. buying TWO of these will allow you to change ALL options [although the print on the footswitch won't match up to what they are doing obviously, but they do work]. If you are some what electronically adept, you can gut these footswitches and rehouse them into a new metal housing and label them however you would like.
1596383
Yes. Changing the mode will allow for a "pulsating" mode and turning the knob will alter the speed.
1589448
I have mastered this, after first testing it and getting the stab of doom. You know the selector knob? Don't turn it all the way to either side. Turn it maybe 50%, and see if that works for you. Think of it as a gain knob, if you know how those work.