AWOTB - Guitar amp KORG - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AWOTB KORG

1. Open the battery compartment

cover on the rear of the tuner in the direction of the arrow.

2. Insert the battery, making sure to

observe the correct polarity, and then close the cover. Attaching to the instrument and range of motion The AW-OTG/AW-OTB tunes by picking up the vibrations of the instrument. Therefore, attach the AW-OTG/AW-OTB to the headstock of your instrument in order to tune it. Additionally, the AW-OTG/AW-OTB can be freely moved so that the display is easy to read. The AW-OTG/AW-OTB may be damaged if you apply exces- sive force within its range of motion, or attempt to move it beyond its intended range of motion. 15° 15° 100° 180° 360° Please carefully attach the AW-OTG/AW-OTB to your instru- ment. Leaving the AW-OTG/AW-OTB attached for a long time may damage or mark the instrument's surface. Depending on various factors such as age-related change or the surface nish, there is a possibility that your instrument may be damaged by attaching this product. Turning on/o Press the power button to turn on the AW-OTG/AW-OTB. To turn it o, press the power button again. When there has been no sound input for approximately three minutes, the AW-OTG/AW-OTB will automatically turn o (Auto power-o function). Tuning

1. If necessary, change the reference pitch and display type

settings. For details on the setting procedures, refer to the following descriptions.

2. Play a single note and tune the string.

The display indicating when the string is in tune diers de- pending on the selected display type. (

BASS : 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G- 3 -

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 identied.

2. Play a chord on your instrument. The chord appears in the

display. Identifying a tempo (AW-OTB only) The tempo is identied from the baseline that is played.

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 at or moves to the right of the center if the pitch is sharp. input frequency

The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. In tune (reference pitch: 440Hz) Guitar 6E : 82.4Hz 3G : 196.0Hz 5A : 110.0Hz 2B : 246.9Hz 4D : 146.8Hz 1E : 329.6Hz Bass 4E : 41.2Hz 3A : 55.0Hz 2D : 73.4Hz 1G : 98.0Hz Type 2 Tune the string until the line is straight. The line bends down- ward if the pitch is at or bends upward if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. 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 at or left to right if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. 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 at or comes from the right if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp.- 4 - Type 5 Tune the string until the note name appears at in the center of the display. The note name moves to the right if the pitch is at or to the left if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 6 (strobe mode) Tune the string until the ellipse stops changing. The ellipse is continuously changing if the string is out of tune. The larger the pitch deviation, the faster the shape changes; the changing stops when the string is in tune. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 7 (strobe mode) Tune the string until the wave stops running. The wave runs from right to left if the pitch is flat or from left to right if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 8 Tune the string until the cat catches the cattail. The cattail bends downward if the pitch is flat or upward if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 9 Tune the string until the train stops at . The train does not reach if the pitch is at or goes past if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 10 Tune the string until the person is transported onto the UFO. The person is on the left side if the pitch is at or on the right side if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp. Type 11 Tune the string until the water reaches the line in the basin. The water does not reach the line if the pitch is at or goes past the line if the pitch is sharp. The pitch is at. In tune. The pitch is sharp.- 5 - Specications Scale: 12-note equal temperament Range (sine wave): A0 (27.5Hz)–C8 (4186Hz) Precision: +/-0.1 cent (display type 6 only) Reference pitch: A4=436–445 Hz (1Hz steps) Display type: 11 types Tempo identication range (AW-OTB only): 80-160 beats per minute (bpm) Dimensions (W x D x H): 51 mm x 64 mm x 71 mm / 2.01" x 2.52" x 2.80" Weight: 35 g / 1.23 oz. (including battery) Power supply: One AAA Battery (alkaline or nickel-metal hy- dride battery) Battery life: approximately 18 hours (tuner continuously operating, A4 continuous input, when using alkaline battery) Included items: Quick Start Guide, One AAA battery *M Settings are remembered even when the power is o.

• TheAW-OTG/AW-OTBmaybeunabletodetectthepitchor the chord if the sound contains numerous overtones or if the instrument has a rapid decay.

BASS : 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G- 7 -

BASS : 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G- 11 -

BASS : 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G- 15 -

BASS : 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G- 19 -