The EcoTuner's advanced Micro Processor and highly sensitive Piezo Sensor will ensure your instrument is accurately tuned in a flash. Fast & Accurate: Spend more time playing, and less time tuning.No need to replace batteries, very environmentally friendly taking 1.5 hours to fully recharge and can be used for 6 hours continuously. Rechargeable Battery Inside-recharge with the supplied cord with USB port on your PC, mobile power bank, or charging adapter.With a strong and durable design, this tuner metronome was built to last for long time. Built strong and resistant for beginners and professionals. 📌 Sturdy and Durable : LEKATO tuner can take your performance to a higher level.Adjustable volume and headphone jack makes it possible to practice at your preferred environment. 📌 Tap Tempo Metronome : This metronome 30-250 beats per minute, 0–9 beats per measure, tap tempo.The tuner with three ways to pickup: microphone pickup, pickup clip(included) and guitar cable pick up directly. 📌 Easy to Read : LEKATO metronome tuner with large LCD color display, LED indicator, extremely user-friendly, especially in dark environment.Saving you the trouble of replacing batteries frequently.
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It comes with an USB Charging cable allowing you to charge via power bank and PC anytime you need.
📌 Rechargeable Tuner : LEKATO metronome tuner built-in rechargeable lithium bettery, supports long time use.Can be used for acoustic and electric guitars, bass, ukulele, violin, mandolin, piano and wind instruments like saxophone and trumpet etc. 📌 3 IN 1 Metronome Tuner : The LEKATO metronome tuner combines a Tuner, a Metronome, and a Tone Generator, all housed in a pocket-sized device.-Equipped with large LCD color screen and led indicator making it very user friendly, especially in dark environment.-With tempo range of 30-250, beats 0-9, and 8 different rhythms, this electronic metronome will improve your timing in a rich variety of musical styles.We got you covered for whichever instruments you play. -The fast and accurate tuner boasts a wide detection range of A0-C8, and A4 tuning range of 430-450Hz, with various tuning modes catering to different instruments.-A metronome, tuner and tone generator, all housed in a pocket-sized device, can be used for acoustic and electric guitars, bass, ukulele, violin, mandolin, piano and wind instruments like saxophone and trumpet etc, with three ways to pickup: microphone pickup, pickup clip(included) and guitar cable pick up directly.-The first rechargeable metronome tuner is built with a rechargeable battery inside supporting a very long use time, and saving you the trouble of replacing batteries frequently.To customize your next flute in this configuration, just choose 'Shashank Style' under 'Free Basic Customizations' section of my Carnatic flute catalog. This design also has 8 finger holes but is different from the traditional Carnatic flute mainly in the way that note 'ma' is fingered - which is achieved at 6 holes closed as opposed to 6 1/2 in the traditional style. I also make Carnatic flutes in Shashank style (named after renowned flutist Shashank Subramanyam). See Carnatic Flute Fingering Chart for more.
The medium 'ma' can fingered in two ways - one by covering 6 1/2 holes and the other by cross-fingering. the 8th hole remains open except in special fingerings where four fingers of each hand work with all 8 holes.įirst five fingers covered sounds Pa (or Panchamam). First three fingers of left hand cover the top three tone holes (finger holes) and four fingers of the right one cover the four holes below. The tonic Sa (or Shadajam) is taken at first two finger holes covered.
It is now considered to be the traditional style flute of south Indian. This design was subsequently adopted, improved and vastly popularized by T.R. It was through untiring efforts of Palladam Sanjeeva Rao (see image) disciple of Sarabha Shastri that flute started to be recognized as a concert instrument. Though an ancient instrument, most prevalent design of Carnatic flutes is the one which is said to have been invented by by Sharaba Shastri (1872-1904) of the Palladam school, in the beginning of the 20th century. It is commonly referred to as Carnatic or Karnatik or Karnatic flute based upon the earlier name for a large region of South India. Pulangoil, Venu, Karnatic flute, Pullanguzhal are the many names given to this unique eight-hole south Indian flute.
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