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Product Description:
Lab Meter is an easy, hands-free way to tune your instruments. Listens while you tune and visually guides you through the tuning process. This is an all-new rendition of Rustle Laidman's famous tuners, completely rewritten for Mac OS X.
What's new in this version:
- Minor update.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.2 or later
- Tiger Compatible
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Uh...? - Version: 5.0, 7/20/2004 10:41AM PST
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Stormchild
I don't see the point of making five different tuning products when they all essentially do the same exact thing. I also can't imagine how these products got to version "5.0" already -- I wonder if they even have 5 significant features that required 5 major versions? The user interface is downright prehistoric too (although cavemen painted far nicer-looking things on walls). I don't see how they can even be called "1.0".
The bass tuner strikes me as particularly stupid; it's just a simplified tuner that only shows EADG (the four strings on a typical bass guitar). Well guess what guys; I don't know if you've actually owned a musical instrument, but they make five- (and six-) string basses too, so really, making a specialized "bass" tuner instead of a general one was a fairly **** idea that just ended up limiting the usefulness of the product.
The bass tuner strikes me as particularly stupid; it's just a simplified tuner that only shows EADG (the four strings on a typical bass guitar). Well guess what guys; I don't know if you've actually owned a musical instrument, but they make five- (and six-) string basses too, so really, making a specialized "bass" tuner instead of a general one was a fairly **** idea that just ended up limiting the usefulness of the product.
it's 5.0 because there were previous versions for Mac OS 9 and earlier.
Bass Tuner especially needed to be a separate app in order to optimize it for the lower frequency. and it now supports 5- and 6-string bass guitars.