Tuner Poll

[willowdale]

All flats is probably the most logical....

 

[deakle]

I to would like the ability to specify an offset.

 

[jclemensfl]

Oh now you've done it! Soon, we'll all be arguing over the poll!
What happens if "Mixed sharps and flats" gets the most votes, but more than 50 percent of the votes come from those who want it to be either all sharps or all flats?
Lies, damned lies, and statistics . . .

 

[bishop5150]

I don't really have a preference. Works fine as is for me but since I'm mostly tuned down a 1/2 step with the band I guess flats. Offset would be cool too.

 

[Tahoebrian5]

I’d rather be sharp then flat

 

[phil92]

tempered tunings? Buzz Feiten? Alternate tunings?

 

[Scented Meat]

All flats because most people tune down and flats are a “downward” association.

that said it’s never been an issue for me.

Agree with every word.

 

[MrGuitarabuse]

I would really like to see the possibility to turn on the tuner every time the volume pedal is set to off

Start a separate wish discussion for added features, as here it might not be seen accordingly.

 

[phil92]

Start a separate wish discussion for added features, as here it might not be seen accordingly.

there's a wish already, I'll just bump it

 

[hippietim]

Option D - I have no preference.

However, being able to configure a tuning offset somewhere that would be used to adjust all pitch harmonies. IOW, if I set the offset to -1 or Eb to indicate I’m tuned down a half step I would like things like a pitch block configured for an A Dorian harmony to be treated as Ab Dorian.

 

[Stratoblaster]

For whatever reason I gravitate to naming notes as flats as opposed to sharps, but, as others have said, I'd have no issue with any of the naming conventions (I picked "All Flats" in the poll FWIW).

 

[MrGuitarabuse]

there's a wish already, I'll just bump it

Ah, all good then!

 

[Piing]

We want diverse options. We don't want to live under the western dominance!

Sanskrit
Sa–Re–Ga–Ma–Pa–Dha–Ni (सा-रे-गा-मा-पा-धा-नि)

Telugu
Sa–Ri–Ga–Ma–Pa–Da–Ni (స–రి–గ–మ–ప–ద–ని)

Japanese
Ha (ハ) Ei-ha (嬰ハ) Hen-ni(変ニ) Ni (ニ) Ei-ni (嬰ニ) Hen-ho (変ホ) Ho (ホ) He (ヘ) Ei-he (嬰へ) Hen-to (変ト) To (ト) Ei-to (嬰ト) Hen-i (変イ) I (イ) Ei-i (嬰イ) Ro (ロ)

Indian
Sa Shuddha Ri Chatushruti Ri Sadharana Ga Antara Ga Shuddha Ma Prati Ma Pa Shuddha Dha Chatushruti Dha Kaisika Ni Kakali Ni

German
B is represented as H
B is actually a B flat

C Major Scale:
C-D-E-F-G-A-H-C

F-Major Scale:
F-G-A-B-C-D-E-F

 

[Joe Bfstplk]

If a selector drop-down for behavior can be done (per @negativefx's post), then selector, otherwise, if we have to choose one, flats.

 

[bstaley]

Flats. Lots of people tune to E Flat. I don't know anybody tuning to E Sharp.

Would be cool to have the option/setting for all three though

 

[AlexanderJ]

This being a setting would be lovely. Otherwise all flats is where it's at!

 

[AlexanderJ]

F Flat, E Sharp, B Sharp, and C Flat are the best keys to write sheet music in. Accompanists love it. Make sure to use lots of naturals and double flat markings.

Flats. Lots of people tune to E Flat. I don't know anybody tuning to E Sharp.

Would be cool to have the option/setting for all three though

 

[trancegodz]

I tune to Eb so all flats would be good, but I'd be equally fine with all sharps.
The mixed sharps and flats I don't care for.

 

[JoKeR III]

I'm in the all-sharp minority!

I'm with you. What's wrong with everyone else here?!!

 

[iaresee]

I'm with you. What's wrong with everyone else here?!!

They're all a little flat!