Harman’s HardWire announced the introduction of its HT6 FastTuneTuner app for iPod, iPhone and iPad.
The HT6 FastTune app enables those devices to function as a polyphonic tuner, letting guitar and bass players tune all their strings at once. The app is based on the HardWire HT-6 Polyphonic Tuner floor pedal. The app works using the iPod, iPhone or iPad mic input, and it can also operate by plugging an instrument into the device’s headphone input or 30-pin connection. The FastTune app can be used with a guitar or four, five or six string bass.
The HT6 FastTuneTuner app provides a visual indication of which strings are in tune, sharp or flat, and its display can be set to either polyphonic mode, or chromatic tuning mode if desired. The app offers automatic capo detection – it senses if a guitarist has a capo on the neck and adjusts the display to tune to the correct chord. The app offers a Drop-D tuning mode for users of this alternate setting.
Pricing & Availability:
The HardWire HT6 FastTune app for iOS will be available in February 2012 from the iTunes Store for $4.99.
For more information: www.harman.com
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