How to use the saxophone tuner

1. Press the tuner power button (arrow 1) to turn on the tuner. Press the M/T key (arrow 2) to adjust to the tuning mode of G gear, and G tunes the guitar (arrow 3).

2. Insert the tuner into the pickup (clip) and clip the clip on the guitar head, as shown below:

3. Start tuning, dial 1 by hand, that is, the smallest one, and look at the pointer (arrow 1) on the LCD screen of the tuner to see if it is stable in the middle position.

4. Then tune 2. According to the method of step 3, let the pointer of the tuner point to the middle position and keep it stable for 0.5 seconds. At this point, the screen should turn green and the green indicator light will light up. When arrow 2 shows 2B, it means that the tuning is in place and the tuning of string 2 is completed. (as shown in the figure below)

5. Then tune 3. According to the method in the third step, let the pointer of the tuner point to the middle position and keep it stable for 0.5 seconds. At this point, the screen should turn green and the green indicator light will light up. When the arrow 2 shows 3G, it means that the tuning is in place and the tuning of the strings 3 is completed. (as shown in the figure below)

6. Then tune 4. According to the method in the third step, let the pointer of the tuner point to the middle position and keep it stable for 0.5 seconds. At this point, the screen should turn green and the green indicator light will light up. When arrow 2 shows 4D, it means that the tuning is in place and the tuning of string 4 is completed. (as shown in the figure below)

7. Then tune 5. According to the method of step 3, let the pointer of the tuner point to the middle position and keep it stable for 0.3 seconds. At this point, the screen should turn green and the green indicator light will light up. When the arrow 2 indicates 5A, it means that the tuning is in place and the tuning of the strings 5 is completed. (as shown in the figure below)

8. Then tune 6 (the thickest one). According to the method of step 3, let the pointer of the tuner point to the middle position and keep it stable for 0.3 seconds. At this point, the screen should turn green and the green indicator light will light up. When the arrow 2 shows 6E, it means that the tuning is in place and the tuning of the strings 6 is completed. (as shown in the figure below)

Extended data:

Saxophone can be divided into four parts: tube body, neck tube, mouthpiece and reed, and accessories such as whistle hoop, cap and neck band are also needed. The saxophone body is a humming cavity, in which the air column vibrates to produce sound. The saxophone is conical, the diameter of the horn is larger than other woodwind instruments, and the volume is higher. There are many openings with different sizes on the pipe body, and a complex key system (according to Bohm key system) is constructed.

From 2 1 to 23 buttons, a series of pads are controlled to be closed or opened by one lever, and the effective length of the pipe body is changed (the distance from the blowing nozzle to the recently opened hole, all holes are closed, that is, the whole length of the pipe body). In this way, the player can selectively let the sound wave travel different distances in the air column, thus producing different pitches.

The tightness of the cover plate is very important to the spacing. The typical saxophone body is made of brass, the cover is made of leather, and the keys are mother-of-pearl, which has a good touch. There is often an extra coating outside the tube to prevent brass oxidation from affecting the appearance (but it has little effect on the tone color).