MULTIPLE INSTRUMENT TUNER SYSTEM

摘要

The present application includes a system configured to tune multiple instrument simultaneously. The system includes a plurality of frequency sensors, each in communication with a single instrument. The frequency sensor senses a pitch played from the respective instrument and transmits that pitch frequency to a single tuner for processing. The tuner compares each pitch frequency to a base reference. The base reference for each instrument may be different depending on the pitch played by the instruments. The pitch frequency is compared to the base reference and a deviation is produced. The deviation is transmitted and displayed on a readout for use by the musician to make adjustments to the instrument based upon the deviation. An additional readout is also provided to a third party operator for viewing.

主权项

1. A tuning system for tuning multiple instruments simultaneously, comprising:
a first frequency sensor configured to sense a pitch of one or more tones played from a first instrument and transmit a first pitch frequency, the first frequency sensor including a first readout; a second frequency sensor configured to sense a pitch of one or more tones played from a second instrument and transmit a second pitch frequency, the second frequency sensor including a second readout; a tuner in communication with the first frequency sensor and the second frequency sensor, the tuner configured to receive and process the first pitch frequency and the second pitch frequency and compare each to a base reference so as to determine a deviation of each from the base reference, the tuner also comprising a tuner readout to display the difference; wherein the first readout is configured to display the deviation of the first pitch frequency from the base reference and the second readout is configured to display the deviation of the second pitch frequency from the base reference, to permit the separate tuning of each instrument; and wherein the tuner readout is configured to separately display the deviation of the first pitch frequency and the second pitch frequency from the base reference.