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Right, which is what I don't want because the blue color is terrible but I guess if you can't change it oh well.

But the LED changes from blue to white, so keeping them white is a possibility technically.

Awesome thanks! I'll never go that low so I should be good! Is there anyway to change the color of the LED on the Tuning Knob for user created tunings? That deep blue is almost impossible to see.

Right, but Workshop HD just assumes that you're in E Standard so the notes you choose in the software aren't correct while the semitone values are. How low can you tune the strings on the guitar before the piezos start to have issues?

That's really counter intuitive especially since you're setting one tuning in Workbench HD but you're getting a different pitch output on the guitar. Maybe if there was a way to tell Workshop HD what you're guitar is physically tuned to so your pitch offsets in the tuning tabs would show the correct pitches you'll output.

So tuning down to D Standard, in order to get an E Standard tuning (via the knob) you have to create a "F Standard" tuning?

I tuned my Shuriken D Standard because I wanted to have the strings a little more loose to be easier on my fingers, however, all of my Alternate Tunings were then tuned down. I've set my Alternate Tuning Knob from E Standard, to Eb Standard, D Standard, etc just going down. But setting it to "Standard" doesn't give me E Standard, but rather D Standard and the tuning knob would just go down from there. So for me to have E Standard tuning I'd basically have to program an F standard tuning to pitch the guitar up. Are the alternate tunings supposed give me the exact tunings I programmed, or are they just changing my pitch in semitones relative to where my actual strings are pitched? Or is what I'm experiencing a fluke?

Would such a thing be possible with a firmware update/and update for Workbench HD? Would this be something worth submitting to IdeaScale?

I just picked up a Shuriken and I'm loving it but I miss not having any sort of Trem to smoothly alter the pitch of the strings. I remember seeing a video where someone from Line6 used the Tone Knob to shift the pitch up, but I think this was in conjunction with a Helix pedalboard and I don't know if you can just set the Tone Knob to do that on the guitar by itself. If this isn't possible, I guess I'm stuck with a foot pedal or something to get the same effect?