Peterson are _the_ name in top of the range professional strobe tuners (hardware). I'm not gonna PAY much for a 32bit anything at this point. But Ive got other things higher on my budget list right now.Įdit: Well the Peterson desktop version is still 32 bit and they want too much money for it. I generally don't plug in ANYTHING between my guitar and the pre, even IF it says TRUE BYPASS. As for polytune last I looked they wanted 100 clams. Peterson? That's one I'm not familiar with. If I was going to pay for a plugin tuner it would be the Peterson. If you don't already have a clip-on tuner, it's very much worth it - it's very accurate and comes with the plugin. It is what I use any time I want to tune in the box though but I got it free with the Polytune Clip (which is a superb clip-on tuner and switches between guitar and bass modes, as does the plugin). It's definitely not worth paying for the plugin, I didn't even know it could be bought. The fact it can tune all the strings at the same time blew my mind but I don't actually use the polyphonic feature at all. Does it play my parts for me to? It's polyphonic, I get it, but. I will also check out Polytune.Įdit: $50 for a vst tuner (Polytune)? Seems a bit over-the-top.
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But quick research revealed a 64 bit version available now so I will install that. I think it got passed over on this build because I was kind of trying to avoid anything 32 bit. Maybe there was a weird gain issue or something. But sometimes it's just quicker for me to keep it in the box.Īs for ReaTune, for some reason it was not being very responsive for me, especially if I drop-tuned or used a 6 string bass.
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