what are the pitches of the instruments? can you tune the drum of the tambourine?
1420425
No, there are not any adjustments for the tamborine. These instruments are for kids, not professional musicians.
1420426
These do not sound like a toy They have good tone I don't know how you tune a tambourine or a drum pad But these have a quaily of sound for young child or adults
1420427
They aren't really tuned but they do make sound. No you cant tune the drum/tambourine it comes as is. The cymbals sound like two pots hitting together but for little ears you really don't need it to be the loud sound of real ones. My kids love the Bells (me not so much anymore) :)
1648597
My grandson's music teacher tunes it for him. But you should check with any music store. Someone would be able help.
695294
It does NOT set to a certain key to tune as it just allows to tune ALL the notes in turn. You play a note, it detects what note you are trying to play and displays it along with the needle pointing straight up if you are right on or left/right if you are low/high. As you change the tone of the instrument in tuning, the needle moves so that you can get it in tune as straight up. Thus, you tune a plethora of notes as shown on a normal piano keyboard, bottom to top. You can tune A,B,C,D,E,F,G and the sharps and flats of all the notes. I've tuned pianos, violin, and guitar with it. It also will emit a sound (that you set). That way you can tune by ear to the sound.
559231
You can do any tuning you like as long as you set the frequency to match your desired instrument. For example to do a Drop D on a guitar, you simply set it to 440Hz which is the beginning standard and tune the 6th string to a D and the rest to A D G B E respectively. Hope this helps.
959097
If what you are asking is whether or not you can have a mic'd acoustic guitar go into it and be used as the pitch correction tone then yes. I have used synths, bass and pianos feed into this thing and it will still correct pretty well.
331693
I think it is the Octave with Middle C. I could be wrong. I tune mine with the standard GCEA combo on the piano. Don't know if that helps at all, but that's my guess. You can tune it up and down if you want as well...
1105823
Nope; you will need to buy a drum pedal and speakers for this to work. This was a surprise to us on Xmas day, but $200 later, it is a great drum kit!
195836
Yes Works well Just repeats a pattern that is put in or prerecord and use #d memory ( best to write these down You can download or create melodies
1406672
Mine didn't come in tune but the package comes with a tuner, so if you read the instructions, you should be able to tune it. You could also find an online free guide that helps you to tune a guitar. I hope this helps!
103966
This drum kit is not a tunable drum kit. The "electronic brain" is what tunes these drums, so you do not need a key.
888079
I never knew that a brass musical instrument was tuneable!I know one thing, it sure will tune any string (guitar) instrument and do it right.John chambersprofessorjohn@tampabay.rr.com
1562845
I'm not sure as I gave it as a gift and it doesn't show in the shipping info (that I can see). But you can get an idea from this link: LMI Transparent Tambourine with Head Blue 15CM
2233517
I personally have not seen a dulcimer tuning app, but you could use any free tuning app to get reference pitches. Like many folk instruments, the Appalachian dulcimer's tuning is not a rigid standard like a guitar. You could find a reference pitch online and use a guitar tuning app or anything else. :)
1197825
Yes.. Timbales have a lip that covers the drum skin just as standard drums do.. The tuner will work with them..
571355
I found it quite loud enough (before I punctured an eardrum!) In any case you, you can always plug a cable into the 1/8" receptacle and hook it up to an amplifier. The metronome section is entirely separate from the tuning section, but it uses only 1 or 2 tones. The scale of the tuning section is 12 notes (equal temperament only, unfortunately), but its reference tones (which it produces) go from C3 (130.81Hz) to C6 (1046.50 Hz). It can detect tones from C1 (32.70 Hz) to C8 (4186.01 Hz.)
1355822
This is a simple drum machine. I suppose you can do all that if you have fast hands to turn the knobs and push the buttons while you are playing. Look up the manual.
2226792
It should be able to tune anything. It tells you the note it is "hearing" relative to A440 concert pitch that orcestras tune to. If you play a trnsposing instrument like a clarinet or sax, you need to make the adjustment yourself, just as you would when playing with an orchestra or band. I hope tis helps.