What does SIT mean in MUSIC

SIT is an automated tuning program for electronic musical instruments that helps you save time and money by quickly and accurately tweaking your instrument’s sound. With sophisticated algorithms, it listens to you while you play and makes adjustments on the fly, allowing for a faster, more accurate tuning experience.

SIT is currently compatible with most popular electric, acoustic and bass guitars, though compatibility can vary from instrument to instrument due to differences in string gauge and material. Check the product page for more information on specific compatibility or contact us if you have any questions.

Using SIT is a great way to reduce setup time before performing or recording, as well as maintain perfect intonation on the stage or when practicing at home. Also, since SIT listens to each note as it is played and automatically adjusts each one separately, it eliminates guesswork from manual tuning so there’s less risk of human error.

That depends on several factors such as how much you play and what type of strings/instrument you're using. Generally speaking, we recommend using SIT at least once per week in order to keep your instrument perfectly tuned.

Yes! You can connect SIT directly between your guitar and amp/effects chain without any additional equipment needed. This gives you an instant reference point against which all other pedals/amps can be tuned for optimal tonal performance.

No; there are one-time purchase options available that covers both hardware and software upgrades for lifetime usage. We also offer month-to-month subscriptions depending upon your needs.

Absolutely! When used properly, our technology significantly reduces the amount of guesswork when manually adjusting tunings so that every note sounds exactly as it should – leading to improved tone overall.

Setup is quick and easy; simply attach our device to your guitar, hook it up to your amp/effects chain, then fire up our app – all in less than 5 minutes! Then choose desired tuning type (standard or alternate) before playing; from there just sit back and let the autotune handle the rest!

Not at all! Our autotune algorithms are completely transparent so they won't affect audio fidelity in anyway while simultaneously improving accuracy of intonation & eliminating potential issues caused by human error in manual tuning sessions.