Behringer Racktuner BTR2000 Manual Do Utilizador

RACKTUNER BTR2000 User Manual

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Fig. 2.1: Operating elements on the left side of the BTR2000

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The built-in microphone MIC can be used to tune the instrument 

(chapter 4.4.2) and calibrate the standard “A” pitch (chapter 4.2.2). 

To do this, you must select INPUT 2 and press the MUTE button.

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You can plug your instrument into the INPUT 1 connector on 

the front of the BTR2000. This connector takes priority over the 

INPUT 1 connector on the rear panel. If there are instruments 

plugged into both the front and back INPUT 1 connectors at the 

same time, the unit only evaluates the signal of the instrument 

plugged into the front.

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MODE/FINE [DISPLAY/MODE] button. 

Tuner mode: After pressing this button briefly you can 

select a tuner mode (e.g. guitar or bass) using the control  

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(chapter 4.1). 

 

A long press of the button toggles the scaling of the LED bar 

between 1 cent/LED and 5 cents/LED. (Chapter 4.5).  

Metronome mode: Press this button to toggle the metronome 

display between a flashing light and a needle simulation 

(chapter 5.3).

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TRANSPOSE/REF [TAP] button. 

Tuner mode: A short tap on this button lets you use the wheel 

for transposition (chapter 4.3). Keeping the button pressed 

longer lets you calibrate the standard “A” pitch (chapter 4.2.1). 

 Metronome  mode: The BTR2000 can recognize and 

save a tempo that is entered by pressing the [TAP] button at 

least 4 times in rhythm (chapter 5.2).

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The wheel is used to change the parameters of the various 

functions. For example, it is used to set the BPM of the 

metronome or the frequency of standard “A.” A flashing light 

indicates which function can be set using this control.

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LED bar  

Tuner mode: The LED bar indicates how far the note played 

deviates from the ideal during instrument tuning (chapter 4.4). 

The scale of the display can be toggled between ±50 cents and 

±10 cents. 

Metronome mode: The graphical metronome display uses the 

LED bar (chapter 5.3).

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Fig. 2.2: Control elements on the right side of the BTR2000

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DISPLAY 

Various values–tuner mode, pitch, BPM–are shown in 

this display.

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MUTE/LIGHT button 

The BTR2000 comes with a rack light. It is switched on and off 

with a long tap on the MUTE/LIGHT button. 

Tuner mode: Pressing the MUTE/LIGHT button briefly mutes 

the entire MAIN output. 

Metronome mode: Unlike in tuner mode, briefly pressing the 

MUTE/LIGHT button only mutes the metronome click and not 

the entire MAIN output; the instrument remains audible.

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INPUT SELECT button   

Tuner mode: Depending on your application, you must use and/ 

or select different inputs on the BTR2000 (chapter 3). 

You can toggle between the two channels by pressing the 

INPUT SELECT button.  

Metronome mode: Pressing this button starts or stops the 

metronome (acoustic and optical indicator).