Tm-50 Tuner and Metronome
The Korg Tm series allows you to use the tuner and metronome simultaneously. Since this single unit is all you need for both pitch and rhythm training, it has come to be a favorite part tool for brass bands as well as many other types of musicians. The Tm-50 is the newest model, featuring a two-level backlight that enhances the visibility of the Lcd display. It uses a newly designed needle-style Lcd for perfect response, and even greater tuning accuracy. In a first for this series, the Tm50 provides the Sound Back function which generates the reference tone that's closest to the input sound, giving you a great way to build and refine your sense of precise pitch. Ready in a selection of two colors, black or pearl white, the Tm-50 is the perfect daily institution partner that will sustain your improvement as a performer.
The Tm-50 is Ready in black or white to suite your style. View larger
The Tm-50 is more contract and lightweight, with a longer battery life. View larger
Outstanding Functionality
The Tm-50 features highly fast response to audio input from wind and other instruments, and the redesigned meter display recipe allows the pitch to be accurately and promptly shown without any time lag. Wind players will no longer caress the problem of their pitch changing spontaneously before it can be displayed accurately, ensuring that you'll be able to build carport and drift-free pitch.
The detection range is highly wide, extending from C1 (32.70 Hz) to C8 (4186.01Hz) which covers the note ranges of wind, string, and most other types of instruments. Even potentially difficult instruments that have a low pitch and numerous overtones can be tuned accurately, thanks to Korg's possession high-precision technology. The built-in high-sensitivity mic also allows easy and precise tuning of acoustic instruments such as guitar and ukulele. Alternatively, you can use the separately sold Cm-100L caress mic to send the vibrations directly to the tuner for even greater reliability.
Sound Out Function
In expanding to optic tuning using the meter, you can use the Sound Out function to furnish a reference tone from the internal speaker or headphones, and tune by ear. You can specify the reference tone in a three-octave range from C3 (130.81 Hz) to C6 (1046.50 Hz) which covers a wide collection of instruments.
Sound Back
The tuner can be used not only to detect and advise you of pitch discrepancies, but also as a tool that helps you build the quality to hear and furnish the precise pitch. That's why the Tm-50 provides the possession Sound Back function. Detecting the pitch of your audio input, this function sounds the nearest reference tone from the speaker while the meter shows the pitch unlikeness in the middle of your input and the reference tone. Since the pitch is indicated in both optic and audible form, this not only allows you to tune more accurately, but is also an ideal recipe for training your sense of pitch. Developing your ear in this way is an critical way to practice, especially for the beginner.
Produce reference tones, precise pitch, and detect pitch of your audio input
Large backlit Lcd lets you adjust the radiance in two levels
Pure Major/Minor Third Interval Indicators
When performing in a brass band or orchestra, incorrect pitch is particularly noticeable for harmonic intervals of a third, yet by slightly skewing the pitch of a major or minor third interval from the equal-tempered pitch, you can gain a more pure-sounding harmony that satisfies the ear. The meter scale of the Tm-50 provides marks that indicate pure major and minor thirds relative to a given pitch simply by tuning. When the needle aligns with the thorough mark, you'll be able to furnish beautiful harmony when playing in an ensemble. This is highly suitable not only for wind instruments, but also for vocal or a cappella practice.
Metronome Provides suitable Options for Practicing a collection of Music
Fifteen types of rhythms are built in, together with time signature numerators from 0 through 9, duplets, triplets, triplets without the center beat, quadruplets, and quadruplets without the center beats. The tempo can be freely set in the range of 30--252 beats per minute. Sophisticated rhythms such as triplets and quadruplets with the center beats omitted can be beneficial for a diverse collection of styles together with classical, rock, and jazz. The volume can also be adjusted, so you'll be able to use the metronome in any situation from personal institution in a small room to rehearsals in a studio.
Easy Tempo Settings
When setting the tempo, you can pick whether "pendulum steps" where the tempo will increment or decrement in the same numerical steps as on a mechanical metronome, or "full steps" which allows you to specify any tempo in the middle of 30 and 252 in one-step increments. In addition, you can also use the tap tempo input to specify the desired tempo simply by pressing a switch in time with the beat.
Large Lcd for Enhanced Visibility
The large Lcd display has a backlight that lets you adjust the radiance in two levels. In conjunction with the Led guide at the top of the display, this ensures perfect visibility, even when you're performing on a dim stage or in an orchestra pit. The characters shown in the display are also larger for improved readability.
Compact and Lightweight
For the body color, you can pick whether black or pearl white. The Tm-50 is even more contract and lightweight than old models, and also boasts longer battery life. Attentiveness has been paid to every detail, even together with the back cover, and a newly designed folding stand is provided for stability in a free-standing position. The new battery cover is now unified with the main case, eliminating any possibility of loss.
Memory Backup and Auto Power-Off
Even when you turn off the power, the Tm-50 will remember the tempo, beat, rhythm, calibration, and reference tone settings that you've specified (these settings will be initialized when you replace the battery). The Auto Power-Off highlight will automatically turn off the power if twenty minutes have elapsed without any sound being input to the tuner while the metronome is not running.
