Guitar Lessons - How To Tune Your Guitar Two

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Tuning Your Guitar With An Electronic Tuner
Today, there are lots different tuners you can choose from. There are clip on tuners, pedal tuners, handheld tuners, and smartphone/tablet tuner apps. It doesn’t matter what kind you use, and you can get a good tuner for $15-20.

Calibrating Your Tuner: First off, if you have a calibration setting on your tuner, make sure it is set to A 440 Hz. This is the standard tuning frequency, and if you’re not tuned to this, you’ll sound a little off from everyone else.

Step #1: The first step is to get each string to the proper note name, so if you were tuning your low E string, get the note to an E first. After that, you’ll fine-tune the E note so that it is spot on.

Step #2: Once the tuner is displaying the correct note name for the string you’re on, you can fine-tune the note by slowly turning the tuning key until the tuning needle is in the middle.

Tuning Tip: One tip I have for you is to tune up to a note instead of down to it. If your note is sharp, come back down and tune up to it, which helps your strings stay in tune longer.

Step #3: Once you’ve finished tuning the strings, go through them again. Since acoustic guitars are made of wood, changing the tension on the strings can change the guitar.

Tuning Your Guitar By Ear
This can be intimidating, especially for those who don’t have a musical background, but I’ll give you some tips that will help you tune your guitar even when you don’t have a tuner with you. As long as one of your strings is in tune, you can tune the guitar to itself by applying the 5th Fret Tuning Method.

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