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Using the Tuner<br />

If you play guitar or another instrument using audio channel strips, you can use the<br />

built-in Tuner to tune your instrument while you are performing.<br />

Try This<br />

Tune an instrument using the Tuner:<br />

1 Select the audio channel strip to which the instrument you want to tune is connected.<br />

Note: The Tuner only works on the first audio instrument in a patch. Channel strips that<br />

can use the Tuner are indicated by a tuning fork icon near the top of the channel strip.<br />

2 Click the Tuner icon in the toolbar (or press Command-T).<br />

The Tuner appears in the workspace.<br />

3 Play a single note on your instrument, and watch the Tuner display.<br />

As you play, the Tuner shows the note name of the closest note. If the note is not in<br />

tune, red vertical bars appear on the left or right side of the Tuner, showing whether<br />

the note is sharp or flat.<br />

4 Adjust the tuning peg for the string you are tuning until the only vertical bar appears<br />

in the center and is blue in color.<br />

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