8.0.3.23702 Public Beta

Quote from stratdude

+1 for #'s, even though I'm in the camp that usually either tunes standard or down 1/2 a step, when you're looking at a bubble, needle or strobe it's far easier to see with your peripheral vision whether the note says "D#" or "E" by the fact the letter changes, rather than trying to see whether the little ♭symbol has appeared or not.

To delete the option for viewing ♭at this point would be cruel to the people that want it, the best solution I believe would be a toggle.

P.S. I haven't ran the last 2 updates because of this

Wouldn't you rather look down when you hit your E string and have it read E rather than D? Or See a G when you hit the G string instead of F? And see a A when you hit the A string instead of G? Seems this would be far easier to see than seeing the incorrect string name- forget about the little symbol!

I would really prefer the option to choose. Live, in between songs when I quickly tune, I always tune up to the note. It’s a nice safe noticeable indication when you see it go from D# to E when you don’t have much time.

And everyone thinks musicians have got it easy.

You can count to four? Excellent, off you go, you're away. But oh no, there's algebra too. Nightmare! Was that too sharp, or did it fall flat?

Quote from Dynochrome

Wouldn't you rather look down when you hit your E string and have it read E rather than D? Or See a G when you hit the G string instead of F? And see a A when you hit the A string instead of G? Seems this would be far easier to see than seeing the incorrect string name- forget about the little symbol!

I'd agree with Vinny Burns , I'd rather the note be obviously different when tuning up. In the end it's just what we're used to I suppose. No biggie

It would be a major issue, if you can’t see sharp.

But the problem with a flat minor, is the question of to be or not to be. See? Don’t ask me what a flat minor is, or who...

Quote from CarloLf

you can change this.

Cool, then Arobas does what I'm suggesting: allow users to use whatever suits them

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I would hate to be a manufacturer of anything today, everybody keeps whining and wants a different options for minor things .

When the tuner was # I never complained, and lived with it and never had a problem using it but i do prefer it flat b but its not a major issue..

I work in huge software development projects and even though it's sometimes annoying I am happy when users give me constructive and reasoned feedback. Comments like your's on the other hand: not very helpful. But you are right, it's by far no deal breaker for this wonderful product – still a valid request.

How about a quick poll of what is shown (sharp/flat) on everyone’s pocket/hardware tuner?

Not suggesting what it should or shouldn’t be but rather understand what the majority of us used to deal with before the kpa.