Q3 feature question: Does the Q3 have the metronome?
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Hi, As a full-year Q3 user, my answers are: no metronome; no tuner; no real-time USB. The USB on the Q3 lets you transfer your files from the Q3's memory card to your computer AFTER they've been recorded, but not while they're being recorded. The Q3 does have a 3 mm headphone outlet which could be fed into a laptop to be recorded there, but could that give the same quality as the Q3's best 24-bit digital recording?
1027404
Here's the deal on the metronome: The metronome is a software-enabled feature that you have to buy from Peterson's website. It's about $40. So, the metronome exists inside of this piece of hardware, but it's not accessible unless you pay the $40.
927488
I don't believe it has a Chrono mode, if it does I'm sure they are large, the date is large. I'll look for the chrono tonight and email you back if it has one.
1653736
No. And it has a Caps Lock but I could not find a Num Lock function anywhere. There are number keys across the top but not embedded within the alpha keys.
1297225
Are you sure it isn't listed on the Casio website? I haven't searched for it, and the actual keyboard don't come with a full list, but there are hundreds of sound settings that it must be out there somewhere. Sorry I couldn't help!
724520
I certainly find it loud enough. It is vastly superior to many other metronomes in this regard. Be sure to keep in mind that each rhythm has its own volume control in addition to the master volume control. It is easy to get caught up in the individual controls for each rhythm and forget to also set the master volume control.
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the Q4, so far for me, has recorded various types of music nicely. i've not had the opportunity to record anything "classical/symphonic" yet. the key to getting a good recording with the Q4 is picking the appropriate setting on the Three-position MIC GAIN switch...either AUTO or manual, H - High sensitivity (for ﬁeld recording), M - Medium sensitivity (for solo and chamber music performances) or L - Low sensitivity (for band performances and concerts).
1020271
As far as we know, we have never tried to look for such a feature. It may be available. The Casio website has great tech support. Best suggestion would be to check there. Sorry we can't answer definitely.
1498628
No. You have to manually change the time. Still a great watch though, if you are looking for an altimeter/pressure sensor.
645919
Yes it does have the continuity feature. It is the horn icon, when it sounds you have solid continuity.
1043200
Yes it does. You can set it up as needed, by going to Run Options > Run/Walk > [select ON] > enter time for each interval. Keep in mind that it will always be set to the RUN/WALK function until you turn it off.
2284565
You can set your HR low and high zones. I have not added them in personally, so I am not sure if it beeps or notifies you.
1108365
No, it makes no noise made when you're in tune...or out of tune, either, for that matter. My only complaint is the metronome could be louder. Otherwise, absolutely completely satisfied with this metronome tuner combination!
1210903
Yes, the Seiko SQ50-V Quartz Metronome is digital. An example of a manual metronome is Wittner 836 Taktell Piccolo Metronome (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000K19HYY/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). I think the Seiko is much better. Of the digital metronomes, the Seiko SQ50-V Quartz Metronome is the one I like best.
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The Tempo AFAIK is NOT recorded but is simply set on the "metronome" which can be changed on the fly. I don't believe you can record a click track.
322849
Well you turn the time knob. That's how the tempo of the delay is set. If you mean does it do regular tap tempo then no. It only let's you strum the tempo.
1515433
A mechanical timer rings once the countdown is complete. A metronome would be a better option for repetitive signals with such a small duration.