Korg AW-OTB - Tuner Settings and Modes; Reference Pitch Settings; Identifying Chords and Tempo; Display Type Settings

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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 identied.
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 identied 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 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.