How do you tune yer shit???

[resincum]

i use a whistle

[UglyCasanova]

Pitchfactor.

[gnomethrone]

Paid $35 for this like 8 (?) years ago. Still kickin.

Also the pitchlab cell phone app is awesome.

[Invisible Man]

Pitchfactor.

[actual]

The tuner in Ableton og the Boss tuner app on my phone.

[adi]

tc polytune clip tuner.

[Olin]

Pitchblack mini. Took me about 4 years to convince myself to get a tuner, probably the least enjoyable pedal purchase you can do, and whatever you get will probably be fine.

[ThurberMingus]

Pitchfactor.

[lost in music]

Pitchblack mini. Took me about 4 years to convince myself to get a tuner, probably the least enjoyable pedal purchase you can do, and whatever you get will probably be fine.

Your experience may vary, but I found it to be twice as enjoyable as buying power supplies.

[lost in music]

Probably five times as enjoyable as that time you think to yourself "hey maybe I need a compressor", so you research the shit out of it on Ovnilab and watch a bunch of youtubes where you can't hear the difference and so you go back to Ovnilab and pick out one of his recommended ones, not cheaping out but not one of the crazy $400 ones either, and then you spend a whole weekend fucking around with it and dialing it in and becoming a master of the compressor and inevitably deciding "gee, I really don't need a compressor" and thanking god that you can return that shit for a full refund but minus the shipping costs.

[ancientbones]

I've been using a TU-2 for years but bought a Sonic Research ST-300 last week. Just waiting for it to arrive.

TU-2 gets the job done, but mine doesn't seem to like basses as much. Takes a few tries to get it tracking correctly. Just kinda tired of it.

[frodog]

Black Polytune mini, connected (off board) to the volume pedal's tuner out. Have to make sure it's off while playing though, it puts out some noise, which is stupid. I also have a Korg PitchHawk headstock tuner that I use sometimes.

[the _Ryan]

Probably five times as enjoyable as that time you think to yourself "hey maybe I need a compressor", so you research the shit out of it on Ovnilab and watch a bunch of youtubes where you can't hear the difference and so you go back to Ovnilab and pick out one of his recommended ones, not cheaping out but not one of the crazy $400 ones either, and then you spend a whole weekend fucking around with it and dialing it in and becoming a master of the compressor and inevitably deciding "gee, I really don't need a compressor" and thanking god that you can return that shit for a full refund but minus the shipping costs.

I guess.

Personally, I couldn't live without my compressor. It's what helps me get my default bass tone. There's a certain "pop" to the front of my notes that helps my bass sit in a mix better.

[Disarm D'arcy]

Polytune mini noir because small and noir.

[Eivind August]

Korg Pitchblack.