KORG TMR-50 Owner's Manual

KORG TMR-50 manual cover
Pages 168
Year 2012
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KORG TMR-50 Specification

The KORG TMR-50 is a versatile device that combines a tuner, metronome, and recorder into a single unit, making it an essential tool for musicians seeking precision and convenience. It features an advanced chromatic tuner capable of fast, accurate pitch detection over a wide range, suitable for various instruments. The tuner includes a large, backlit LCD display that ensures visibility in any lighting condition and supports multiple tuning modes including a Sound Out mode for ear training. The metronome function offers a broad tempo range with a variety of time signatures and rhythm patterns, aiding musicians in developing their timing skills. It is equipped with a built-in speaker for clear audio output and allows for both visual and auditory tempo cues. The recorder is capable of capturing high-quality audio with its integrated microphone, supporting up to 100 tracks with a maximum recording time of 20 minutes. This feature is particularly useful for playback analysis and practice improvement. The TMR-50 also includes a headphone jack for private practice sessions and a USB port for data transfer, enabling easy integration with other devices. Its compact, portable design ensures it is suitable for use in various environments, from personal practice to live performance settings. The device operates on two AAA batteries, providing extended usage time, and includes an auto power-off feature to conserve battery life. With its comprehensive functionality, the KORG TMR-50 is an ideal companion for musicians seeking to enhance their tuning, rhythm, and performance skills.

KORG TMR-50 F.A.Q.

How do I calibrate the tuner on my KORG TMR-50?

To calibrate the tuner, press the 'CALIB' button repeatedly until the display shows the desired frequency (typically 440 Hz for standard tuning).

What should I do if the metronome isn't producing sound?

Ensure the volume is turned up and the headphones are not plugged in. Check that the metronome sound is not muted.

How can I record a session using the KORG TMR-50?

Press the 'REC' button to start recording. To stop and save the recording, press the 'REC' button again. Use the playback function to review your recording.

Why does the display show "Low Battery"?

The "Low Battery" indicator appears when the batteries are running low. Replace them with new AAA batteries to ensure proper functionality.

How do I use the tap tempo feature on the metronome?

Press the 'TAP' button at the desired tempo. The metronome will adjust to match the speed at which you tap.

What is the best way to clean and maintain the KORG TMR-50?

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the exterior. Avoid using solvents or water, as these can damage the device. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Can I adjust the tuning pitch reference on the KORG TMR-50?

Yes, you can adjust the pitch reference from 410 Hz to 480 Hz by using the 'CALIB' button.

What troubleshooting steps should I take if the tuner is not detecting sound?

Check that the input is correctly connected and the sound source is producing sufficient volume. Ensure the microphone is unobstructed.

How do I change the time signature on the metronome?

Press the 'BEAT' button to cycle through available time signatures. The display will show the current setting.

Is it possible to save custom settings on the KORG TMR-50?

The KORG TMR-50 does not have a feature to save custom settings. You will need to manually adjust settings each time you use the device.