My guzheng is seriously out of tune, and if the tuner can t be tuned, it will become Dd??? 20

You first look at what key your tuner sets, the most commonly used is the D key, if your tuner shows 1=d, it should be loose strings. If it's 1=g, and you're using D yourself, then adjust the key to D and then tune it. If it doesn't work, it may be the problem of the piano itself.

There's a small triangle on the tuner screen, you can see which triangle is in position, and there is a screen where 1=g is displayed. If that's the case, then you've accidentally tuned the tuner to G. Press the pitch change key to change the key you want to tune.

It's adjusted, but after a few days of playing, it runs. Your piano is new. After you tune the new piano, you have to press the strings again to turn the tension out and adjust it again. It will not be easy to run in the future. It is generally more than half a year lower.

In the case you said, there are two possibilities, either your mi is already three notes higher and runs to the high-pitched do, or it is two notes lower to the alto do. The situation is a little more complicated, and it's better for novices not to fix it, and you can't fix it well. Let your teacher tune it for you, tune it with a tuner, and it will be convenient for you to tune it again later.

Can you say it clearly and in detail, it seems that I understand, and I can't help it

Move the piano saddle first, and if you are not sure, try it with a wrench!

You can try the tuner. Or play a simple tune, for example, only mom is good in the world to tune, catchy tunes are more sure of the pitch, I hope it will help you.

Do you use a tuner, if you can't hear it yourself, try it. Or go to the place where you bought the piano, the place where you learned the piano, and ask them to tune it for you. It's just a bit of trouble.

It is recommended that you go to sight-singing ear training or use three-point positioning, as well as sao string positioning, and piano finalization. If it's high, it's to the left, and if it's low, it's to the right. You're taller, a little to the left.

Does the landlord have a tuner?,If you have, you should be able to use it.。 If not, the mi into so is the pitch, and the saddle can be shifted to the left. It's OK to adjust slowly.

There are semitones between mi fa, and the tuner also has to be semitones, so it is enough to tune to f and f

Is it a new piano? Yes, it's normal, the new piano itself is easier to run away, and the tone is not good. If it's easy to run the tone, tune the piano more, and wait for the strings to run in with the yard.

Strings that are too loose can also run out of tune. It's good to tighten the timbre a little, and it's not easy to run out of tune.

There is also a situation where the sound is too cheap, and the quality is not good. No matter how you play such a piano, no matter how you tune it, it won't be good.

It is normal for a new piano to run out of sound within a year, or it is normal to run out of sound after changing a new string.

It doesn't matter if the old piano keeps running out of tune, it may be that the strings are too loose (the yards are easy to move, the strings are tightly twisted but the pitch is not in place), and the longer solution is to remove the strings and re-wrap them. If you haven't tried to change the strings yourself or are afraid that you won't be able to do it well, you can go to the piano shop to find someone to get it or ask a teacher; If you don't have to rely on someone else to wrap and change the strings for you in the future, it is recommended to learn how to string the strings when you first ask someone for help, because there will always be a day when the strings are broken, especially the high-pitched strings.

However, I still recommend using a tuner so that even if you don't listen accurately, you won't be inaccurate or break the strings.

You can go to some piano shops to find a tuner to help you tune it, generally speaking, the running tone should be the position of the piano saddle is crooked, and it is easy to get it. There is also a possibility that the strings have been played for a long time and it is time to change the strings.

Get a tuner and tune it often.

Your problem is that the bass is always displayed, is it? That is, the pointer can't point to the center to show a green light? The pointer is on the left?

In fact, it is a very simple method, playing too much, or the song is too intense, or using too much force will cause various factors to go out of tune.

1. Caused by uneven string tension: Adjust each string (front and back) with the left and right hands to press the left and right sides of the code a few times, and it is not easy to run the tone after balancing the tension.

2. In the case of the best timbre, try not to move the yard when tuning, only twist the pins to tune, and always push the direction low.

Push the wrench forward and tighten the strings, taking care not to break them by pushing too hard, little by little.

3. The condition that the best timbre is not reached is caused by the yard placement. Some panel parts do not fit the legs of the Zheng code, resulting in the Zheng code can still move left and right or back and forth after being fixed, just like a table with a short leg, there is a shaking situation, resulting in the sound after the tone, the side of the code immediately changes the tone, therefore, the code should be placed in a relatively flat position.

4. The problem of yard placement, as above, but in different situations. It's because the yard is placed too far to the left, which causes the tension of the tuning to become so small that it can't be adjusted tighter by a wrench, or it just breaks, so it never reaches the corresponding pitch. On the contrary, the yard is swung too far to the right, the string is too loose, and it is easy to go out of tune.

5. The piano has been used for too long, and it is true that the friction between the pin hole and the pimple is too small due to many transfers, resulting in a reduction in sound when playing

6. Advanced repertoire, intense playing, scratching, etc. cause strings to loosen.

7. In terms of tuner, it is best to clamp the clip close to the tuned string, and play the string 1 2 with two fingers, not too hard or too lightly touch the string. Generally, you can clip it to the yard (which seems inconvenient) and clip it to the corresponding chord nail, the best way: clip it above the chord to cover the plate of the chord (sorry, I'm running out of words, I don't know how to describe it).

These are the rules that I have summarized based on my previous playing experience and the situations that have arisen. Hope it helps. If you still don't understand, please continue to ask questions, thank you!

I wish Xuezheng progress >

1. Guzheng because the pitch is unstable, so every time you practice the piano needs to be tuned, this is quite normal, especially the new guzheng, not two or three months, basically like this, after slowly stabilizing, the change will be less.

2. If the display is low, one is to move the saddle to the left, and the other is to tighten the strings.

3. Another one is that the screws are loose, you remove the string a little and then tighten it, and then wind it up, so that the screws can be stuck. You shake the screw and see.

Fourth, the saddle is loose, and if the yard jumps around when you play, that's it. This is also very simple, sprinkle rosin on the zither code and solve it, or stick a quick and rough tape at the foot of the yard.

5. If you buy a garbage piano, a miscellaneous brand of piano, this kind of piano can't be helped, and if it is broken, you can't get it anymore

Because I didn't see how your piano was, I'm going to list the situation.

How to use the guzheng tuner (illustrated)2010-11-24 13:44Only play the piano will not tune the piano is not advocated by us, but for beginners, tuning is indeed a big problem, first of all, the pitch is not accurate, secondly, even if you buy a tuner will not use, we often guide students to use the tuner. Many students on the Internet also ask this question, and now I will demonstrate how to use the guzheng tuner.

There are many kinds of guzheng tuners, generally I use this kind of tuning, timpani, beat three-in-one, the market sells about 100 one, Beijing Xinjiekou musical instruments can be bought on a street, and the training center will also sell them.

Buy a more precise tuner, and it is inevitable that the tone will be low after a while.

Check to see if the strings are loose. If it is loose, it will often be like this.

Please adjust it, a professional guzheng teacher, the tune is more accurate.

On the basis of the D key, move the "3" of all the D keys to the right and raise the semitone; Moving the saddle of the first string towards the mountain, all four strings are raised by semitones, and the scale of each octave becomes the key of G.

Switching from D to G requires adjusting the pitch of the four strings, which are the four "3s" of the original D key: the treble 3 of the fourth string, the middle 3 of the ninth string, the bass 3 of the fourteenth string, and the double bass "3" of the nineteenth string. Raise the pitch of each of the four strings by semitones to the pitch of the D "4", thus shifting from D to G.

After the transposition, the "4" tone in the original D key becomes the "1" tone in the new G key.

The G key of the guzheng is in order from bass to treble, with three bass points, with two bass points, with one bass point, without a point, with one treble point.

When a 4 (fa) or 7 (si) note appears, the only way to do this is to press the 3rd or 6th string on the left side of the sand with your left hand to increase the tension. The specific 4-tone articulation method is to press the 3 strings firmly at a distance of about 1 decimeter from the Zheng yard, and then play the string with your right hand to play the 4 tones. Similarly, when playing the 7th note, you can also press the 6th string with your left hand on the left side of the zither saddle.

1) Find the eighth colored string according to the string sequence, use the standard articator, a group of A1 tones in small characters as the standard tone, and adjust the tone through the wrench and the pin, which is the 5 tones in the D key of the simple score. It is also possible to adjust the string tone by moving the zither bar in the direction of the mountain in front of the mountain to raise the tone, and moving the zither bar in the opposite direction to lower the tone. However, when shifting, the saddle should avoid direct friction with the panel, otherwise it will cause the pin to be unstable, but affect the intonation.

2) According to the string order, the octave with the same name as A1 is determined on the thirteen colored strings, the A tone, which is the 5th note in the D key of the simple score.

3) Sing the ascending fourth note 1 from the 5th note, and set the D1 tone on the eleventh string according to the string order, which is the 1st note in the D key of the simple score.

4) According to the string order, the ascending fifth note of the 5th note 2 is determined on the tenth string, which is also the 2nd note in the D key of the simple score.

The tuning of the guzheng can be done as follows:

First, adjust the four colored strings according to the standard tuning fork. On the 21-string S-shaped zither, the first.

Fourth, the first. IX, 10.

The four strings of the fourth and nineteenth are all colored, and are represented as four notes, such as A, A, A1, and A2, that is, four notes such as D.

The A note of the ninth string should be the same as the standard note A on the tuning fork, so first set the ninth string to the same pitch as the tuning fork A. In this way, the ninth string A can be used as the standard, and the A, A1, A2 and other strings can be adjusted in order according to the relationship between the upper and lower octaves.

2. According to the pentatonic scale, first determine the tones in the 5-5 register, and then use this pitch as the standard, according to the octave relationship, align the tones in the 5-1 pitch from low to high, and then align the tones in the 5-1 pitch from high to low.

Finally, from the lowest note to the highest note, and from the highest note to the lowest note, you will check the scale back and forth until you feel that all the sounds are in correct harmony.

In general, tuning is considered complete at this point. However, to ensure more accurate tuning, it is also possible to adopt the harmonic chord method at the same time. Here's how it works:

First use 5 as the standard to adjust 2 to the fifth degree of the upstream, then adjust the 4th degree from 2 to 6, adjust the 5th degree from 6 to 3, then adjust the octave from 5 to 5, and then adjust the 5th degree from 5 to the fifth degree to adjust 1. At this point, the 5-5 group of tones is all adjusted.

Finally, taking this group of tones as the standard, all the other groups of tones are adjusted according to the octave relationship.

If the tone set on the guzheng is not D but G, then the ninth string A is the 2 of G key, and this tone is still used as the base tone to set the 5th tone downward, the octave from the 5th tone to the 5th tone, and then the 5th tone down the fifth tone to set the 1st tone, and then the 2nd tone down the fourth degree to set the 6th tone, and the 6th tone from the 6th tone to the fifth to the 3rd tone.

At this point, all the tones from 5 to 5 are adjusted, and then this group of tones is used as the standard to determine the other tones according to the relationship between the upper and lower octaves.

In short, when tuning the strings, you should first set the four strings such as A, A, A1, and A2 according to the tuning fork, and then use the A note of the ninth string as the base tone, and set the other notes according to the ascending and descending fourth, fifth or octave, so that the tuning can be fast and accurate.

Let's change the mi in D key to the do in G key, The piano code is like a right shift, In fact, the pitch change generally doesn't use a tuner, I tune it directly every time, just listen to it with my ears, Do you have to take a tuner to tune for a long time when you perform on stage?

The standard tone of the guzheng is the key of D, and to quickly change from the key of D to the key of G, you only need to move the saddle of the 3 strings under the original key of D to the right by half a tone to raise the semitone to 4, the specific steps are as follows:

Move strings 4, 9, 14, and 19 by half a note to the right, i.e. raise all the 3s in D to 4 in D. After the modulation, the original 4 in D (that is, the string position where the Zhengma just shifted to the right) becomes 1 in the new key of G, and so on in the new key of G.

The guzheng is turned to G to move the saddle. The D modulation of the guzheng to the key of G refers to the tone of the guzheng, which is determined by the tune. Guzheng is divided into d, a, g, c, f, e, etc., and the tunes are different in different tones, such as the [Fengxiang Song, Lao Liuban] in the first level of the examination book is in D tune, and the fourth level [Xiao Feiwu, riding a donkey upside down] is in G key.

There are different ways to play the pieces in different tones. Tune with a tuner. There are seven keys on one tuner, which are D, G, F, C, A, E, and B flat.

First, adjust the tuner to D, clamp the small clip to the piano board above the string post, put the wrench on the string post, tighten the low wrench forward (21 string direction), and loosen the pitch in the direction of the body. You can first change all the tones to D key, and on the basis of D key, D key to G key only needs to directly move the 4th, 9th, 14th, and 19th four Zheng yards to move the distance of the piano saddles in the direction of the head of Yueshan.