Having to specify Input 1 or Input 2 is an extra step when using the tuner. It would be much easier to just have Multiple inputs and have it just detect whatever it is ‘hearing’ at that time.
I’m surprised there aren’t more votes for this.
This feature has already been implemented !
On the Tuner screen, you can choose ‘Input 1’ , ‘Input 2’ , ‘Input 1/2’ …
Had to double check (confirmed)… I think the point of the request “multi instrument “ is that you don’t have to select an input for tuning, like using multi-out.
This definitely has been fulfilled. I use this feature every day.
So… Thanks NEURAL!
xoxo,
Astrofreq
With respect not on my unit then. (Using CorOs 2.0.1) If by “multi-input” you mean simply 1/2, then you are correct. While tuning, I found my self bouncing between ret1 and input 1 recently (upright vs electric while input 2 was being used by an xlr). I thought of your request years late. Lol.
I meant 1/2, correct. Sorry for the misunderstanding. The 1/2 option was not originally there.
I’ve been building my whole setup around QC this summer tour with 4 different instruments and now I ran into this. You still can’t save different inputs for different presets (I’m using return 3 and 4 as inputs). That means every time I change to different preset, there is all kinds of noice and I have to get down and toggle the tuner input if I want to tune my instrument. Please correct me if I’m wrong!
Of course I can find ways to avoid the noice but getting down to toggle some inputs is not ideal for live use…
This is major issue for me at least.
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This is still a problem…I also plug in a third instrument on return 1 and find myself toggling all sorts of things just to tune!
You can only put the tuner on input 1/2, not the returns…
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is there any workaround for this apart from adding an external tuner? It is still quite an annoying issue for me to not be able to mute and tune the instruments connected via return…