How do you tune the violin!! Urgent!!!

Yes, the violin is a pure fifth, which means that the distance between all two strings of the violin is a pure fifth. The four strings of the violin are from thick to thin, from low to high g, d, a, and e strings, that is, g, d1, a1, and e2, which are the four notes of 5 (next point), 2, 6, and 3 (top point) of the short score.

On the piano, starting from **c, the lower pure fourth g is the fourth string of the violin, the upper major second d is the third string of the violin, the upper major sixth a is the second string of the violin, and the standard a is the first string of the violin one pure fifth e to the upper one.

However, because the piano is a twelve-equal temperament, and the violin is a fifth-degree symbiotic law, the difference is very large, and it is impossible to tune the violin's tone with the piano one note at all, so the method of using the piano to tune the violin tone is: use the empty string of the violin's second string to determine the A1 tone, and then adjust each string according to the relationship of fifths.

That is, the A string (the second string of the violin) is the string that is first set to be set, and the A string of the violin is set to the same pitch by the A note on the piano, i.e., the A note on the right side of **C and above the major sixth. Then you can use the A string of the violin as the base note to tune the notes of the other three strings.

Yes, first use the piano to tune the second string, and then tune the one, three, and four strings. Just pull the empty strings and listen to the chords. It's going to be hard at first, but it's better to take it slowly.

Yes, but only if your piano is in tune.

You can consult Hebei Wenda Tuner Vocational School, the teacher should know.

Just go to the ** training class and ask.

Violin. It is an instrument in the key of C, the four strings are constant, and the tone is also constant. When the violin is tuned, the second string, the A string, is tuned first, and then the other strings are tuned as the standard.

The violin should be tuned with a tuner, so that the tuning effect is better and the pitch is more accurate. Although the violin is in the key of C, it is possible to play pieces of music with different tones by changing the fingering and position of the left hand, and the tone of the violin itself does not change.

The position of the fingers of the left hand of the violin on the piano is the position, and the fingering of different positions is different, and the tone played is also different. There is a phenomenon of overlap in different vocal ranges on different strings, so that the tone of the violin strings can be better calibrated, and there are a variety of different fingers to choose from when playing, and you can choose the most convenient one.

The closer you are to the headstock, the higher the pitch, and the higher the pitch is for a single string, and the thinner string tuners will be on the higher side. There are also many ways to change the handle with the left hand, such as an empty string.

Change, change handle, change handle, different finger change, overtone.

Changing handles and so on. Overtones are a relatively high tone, and it is necessary to master the technique when playing.

1. First adjust the pitch of the A string, the frequency of the A string is Hertz, and then according to the pitch of the A string, the D string, the E string, and the G string are respectively determined. Sometimes, after a few strings have been tuned, the A string will be on the low side, so it needs to be proofread repeatedly. The violin is a stringed instrument with a total of four strings that produce sound by rubbing the string and the bow.

2. The violin body (resonance box) is about centimeters long and is made of curved panels, back plates and side plates glued together. The panel is often made of spruce and has a soft texture; The back and side panels are made of maple, mahogany, and the texture is harder. Whole maple for headstock and neck, and ebony for fretboard.

3. Violin is divided into two types: electronic violin and xylophone, and the sound principle of the two is not quite the same. The main difference between an electronic violin and an ordinary violin is that the electronic violin does not use a resonance box, unlike an ordinary violin, which drives the air in the resonance box to vibrate through the sound column, so the vibration of the strings is picked up by several magnetic pickups (like an electric guitar) under the root of the strings, and then amplified by the sound.

How to tune the violin is as follows:

If you're a beginner, choose an electric tuner that listens to the notes.

If you're a beginner, choose an electric tuner that listens to the notes. Losses.

If you can find a note, try a tuning fork or piano.

Find a quiet place to play the violin. If you have a lot of noise around you, it's hard to hear the note. If possible, move to a room without a TV or radio.

Listen to the sound of the notes. On a computer, mobile phone, piano, tuning fork or metronome** notes, Gao Hong sometimes has a built-in tuner. Listen carefully and listen to the tone of the notes. Play it again if you need to.

Find a good tuner. Some violins have a good tuner on the E string, while others have a tuner on the E and A strings, and some have a tuner on all strings. Follow the string down to find the fine tuner for that string.

The fine tuner looks like a small screw on the tail fin, located near the end of the string below.

Adjust the string in small increments with a fine tuner, if it is a little out of tune. Turn the tiny spinner clockwise so that the string is higher and counterclockwise to make it lower.

Play the strings with a bow and see if it matches the sound you just heard. Continue to tune and play the strings to get the right notes. You can only make fine adjustments with this tuner, so if your strings are mostly off the key, you'll need to move to the pigs.

Violin tuning is a problem that every violin beginner will encounter with the land core. If the violin is not inaccurate, it will be a great obstacle to the violin feel and tone practice. So how should the violin be tuned?

The correct tuning method for the violin

1.Listen carefully to the violin tuned by the teacher

This is important because a lot of things start with imitation. Before tuning, we should listen to the correct pitch and timbre, and make the ear remember it by listening repeatedly. How do you hear the specific needs?

Start with the e-strings and gently strike the strings. You'll hear four different timbres. Then listen to the sound of any two strings.

You will feel the tone of the four strings.

2.Determine the violin strings

In the method of violin tuning, determining the violin string is the most important step. We have to keep tuning all the time, because it helps us to hear the process of harmony from non-harmonic to harmonious. We also let ourselves know whether the pitch should go up or down.

And we shouldn't get into the habit of pulling and stopping, or plucking the strings with our hands without using the bow.

3.Adjust the AD double chord

The two-tone Shun Journey Dig sequence is Ad and Dg, and AE. When trying a double string, you should give priority to listening to the tone of the bow. When pulling, it is more helpful to understand the relationship between intervals.

When the third string is correct, you can tune the fourth string with the third string and finally the second string with the first.

4.Adjust DG and AE

It is necessary to check the A string repeatedly so that it is always in the right state, tune it as low as possible, do not tune it loudly in a chopping way, and try to keep it free of extra noise, which will make your ears hear the chord more clearly.

1. Determine the A string of the violin.

Determining the A string of the violin is one of the most important steps in the violin tuning method, and it is important to keep the bow tuned, because in this way you can clearly hear the process of the chord from dissonance to harmony, and it will also give you an idea of whether the tone will turn high or low.

2. Adjust the AD double strings.

The order of the modulus macro double tone is AD and DG and finally AE, and the piano note of the bow should be listened to first when trying the two-string bucket book. Pulling the key is more helpful for you to understand the interval relationship, when the third string is aligned, you can use the third key to the fourth, and finally use the second string to tune the first string to make a string.

3. Adjust DG and AE

At this time, you should check the A string repeatedly so that it is always in the right state, tune it as quietly as possible, do not tune it loudly in a chopping way, and try to keep it free of unnecessary noise, which will make you hear the chord changes more clearly in your ears.