Boss TU-8 - Using AUTO Mode Tuning; Connecting Instrument for AUTO Tuning; Playing Notes in AUTO Mode; Tuning Process in AUTO Mode

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The string (note) name is indicated automatically when in the AUTO
mode. The AUTO mode can be used in the majority of tuning situation.
1.Set the Power/Mode switch to “AUTO”.
When the TU-8 is turned on, the reference pitch is automatically set
to 440 Hz (for note A4). If you intend to change the reference pitch,
do so before you begin tuning.
2.Connect your instrument to the Input (IN) jack.
If you wish to tune an acoustic instrument, you will need to use the
internal microphone. Place the TU-8 close to the instrument (or vice
versa).
3.Select the required Tuning mode (Guitar, Bass or Open Tuning (D, E,
G or A)) using the Tuning Mode switch.
4.Play single notes on the instrument.
The string (note) name closest to the input note will be indicate by the
String Name Indicator. Additionally, the amount by which the input
note differs in pitch from the indicated string (note) name can be
checked by viewing the Meter and the Tuning Guide Indicators.
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5.Tune the instrument.
When you get the indicator corresponding to the string name you wish
to tune to light, tune the instrument so both the “ b ” and “ 4” Tuning
Guide indicators also light. Tune the note so the Meter’s needle is in
the center (at “O”).
Too low: Raise Pitch
Tuned
Too high: Lower Pitch
Repeat the procedure for each string.
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You can select one of four typical Open Tunings (D, E, G or A) using the
Tuning Mode switch.
When you select an open tuning, the note name of each string will be
changed to the note names of those in the open tuning. The tuning
procedure is then the same as with standard tuning.
* When you select an Open Tuning, you should first tune each string
while in the MANUAL mode.
*When you use an Open Tuning, the actual note names will be different
from those printed on the front panel. Refer to the printing on the
rear panel.
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MANUAL Mode Tuning
The MANUAL mode is used when you wish to tune to the pitch of a
specific string. This mode is useful after you have replaced the strings on
your instrument.
1.Set the Power/Mode switch to “MANUAL”.
When the TU-8 is turned on, the reference pitch is automatically set
to 440 Hz (for note A4). If you intend to change the reference pitch,
do so before you begin tuning.
2.Connect your instrument to the Input jack.
lf you wish to tune an acoustic instrument, you will need to use the
internal microphone. Place the TU-8 close to the instrument (or vice
versa).
3.Select the required Tuning mode (Guitar, Bass or Open Tuning (D, E,
G or A)) using the Tuning Mode switch.
4.Select the string (note name) you wish to tune.
Press the NOTE button repeatedly until the appropriate string (note
name) indicator lights.
5.Play single notes on the instrument. |
The input note and the amount by which the pitch differs from the
selected String Name are shown by the Meter and Tuning Guide
Indicators.
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6.Tune the instrument.
After getting both the “ p ” and “ #” Tuning Guide Indicators to light,
tune the instrument so the Meter’s needle is at “0.”
Too low: Raise Pitch
Tuned
Too high: Lower Pitch
Repeat the procedure for each string.
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