Can this tuner be used on the voice?
291462
Yes, it will certainly respond to the voice but is very sensitive and needle will flutter with any unsteadyness in the voice
291463
Sharon I hadn't really thought about that but when I read your question I took it out of the box & turned it on. I made sounds as singing different notes and the hand started going to different notes and working. It did just like when I used it to tune my violin. I hope this helps you.
291464
Maybe not the best device for it, but it works. Vibrato in the voice will send the needle all over the place - very sensitive.
291465
I don't use it for voice, but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for voice. It is very sensitave and detects the slightest variation in pitch. It should work for any "instrument" including voice. By the way, it has a tremendous range -- seven octaves!
291466
It responds to musical notes of every timbre. But multiple notes would keep the needle moving. You can probably use it to hold and sustain notes to see if you're on pitch.
690073
Hello. It would work on any instrument. It will give you the note of the string you pick, and tell you how flat or sharp the tuning is. It is very accurate.Take care.
1995339
The system itself only transmits the sound, it does not record. You could presumably plug the tuner into a computer and record from there as if it were any other microphone.
144662
As long as the instrument is equal tempered (based on 12 note chromatic scale), you should be able to tune with this tuner. Sincerely, Kevin - Daybreak Enterprises, Inc.
2020410
Yes that will work. What happens is, you play your "karaoke'd" track and mix in what you are singing...
2243687
Hello, Unfortunately we do not recommend this system to be used for singing. The system is best used for speech. Hope this help. Thank you
2272984
Yes it can. It tells you what channel to tune to. However it's not great reception. Usually staticky.
42405
Yes. It's a "chromatic" tuner, which means it will show you the name of the note you are singing - no matter what it is - and you'll see whether you are sharp or flat, or spot on. It's *very* accurate, very sensitive; so if you can sing a note sufficiently in tune to make this thing say "okay" - you're really good!
2099553
If you run the vocal mic through the pedal and then into the karaoke machine, it should. Though you'd still need to turn the knob on the pedal to the key that the song is in (and whether it's major or minor) for it to harmonize in tune with the vocalist.
199092
I don't see how. It does not have a built in tuner. Now you could always blue tooth it via a radio app and your smart phone.
1061573
This tuner is best used with Windows Vista; I used it for a short while with Windows 7, and experienced a lot of problems before finally uninstalling it. Probably will not work well with Windows 8.
641724
No. Not specifically for voice compensation. It does however have a low cut filter to remove noise such as airconditioner hum, and wind noise.
1399059
You can but it will only record the voice of the person you are talking to, it will not record your voice.
956027
Yes, it would work. The tuner would have to be in contact with the flute to pick up vibrations. I tried it with a hand made recorder and it did register the specific notes played.
1385067
Yes, regarding the tempo, I believe so. You can change the key or "fine tune" the recording's pitch in small increments. I had the earlier version of the tuner, which I was happy with, but this model is a big improvement.
1159305
I only use it for voice. Works fine for that. Use it when I train horse and rider outdoors.
1779960
I really don't know. It says Guitar and Bass Tuner, and I use it for a Classical guitar, so I would assume that it would work. You would just have to hold it up to the sound hole, instead of plugging it in, so that the built-in microphone can pick up the sound of the strings.