Urgent: Guitar tuning masters, please come in.

Theoretically, yes, but it is also related to the quality of the strings and the instrument, and the better the quality of the strings and the instrument, the more obvious the resonance. In addition, the resonance amplitude generated by the first and second strings is relatively small compared to the thick strings, which needs to be carefully observed.

In fact, the easiest way to tune for beginners is to buy an electronic tuner, which is easy to learn and intuitive. Then, while improving your playing skills, you should also pay attention to listening training, and you will learn it slowly.

3-in-1 electronic tuner**.

When tuning the strings, find the corresponding pins and loose and tight directions of each string, and slowly twist them.

The standard strings of the guitar are E, A, D, G, B, and E from six strings (thickest) to one string (thinnest).

You tune the open string of the first string, and then you press the second string 5 and play it, and then you observe the first string, and if the first string vibrates, then the second string is accurate, and if the first string does not vibrate, then the second string is not in tune, and then you can continue to tune it.

You don't need to pluck a string, pluck 2 strings and 5 frets in a single pluck to see if the first string vibrates.

Tune it to about the same first, if it's not easy to break the string.

Hearing isn't enough!

Let's use a tuner for exclusive use of the guitar.

It helps us a lot with our hearing.

There is a saying that you can dial a ** at random, and that beep is a tone, and then press this tune to 5 strings, and then tune the other 5 strings with 5 strings as the standard.

Then you tune in to the other strings.

1st string empty fret = 2nd string 5th fret.

2nd string empty fret = 3rd string 4th fret.

Three-string empty fret = four-string five-fret.

Four-string empty fret = five-string five-fret.

Five-string empty fret = six-string five-fret.

Without any tools, tuning can only be listened to by ear, if you can't hear it accurately, any method is empty!

There are several ways to tune the strings:

1) Use a flute or electronic tuner to directly calibrate the empty string tone of the six strings, this method should theoretically have no error, but for the flute, usually its manufacturing error is large;

2) For experienced players, the 6 strings can be adjusted directly through the ear hearing, not only to ensure that the interval relationship between the strings is correct, but also to ensure that the pitch is basically the same as the standard pitch, which is difficult for the average enthusiast due to the lack of special training;

3) Through the tuning fork, piano, harmonica and other instruments with fixed pitch, set a certain note on the guitar first, and then calibrate each string according to the interval relationship.

It can be said that the third method is the most commonly used, and it will definitely be used, because the first method is not suitable for pieces that require special tuning, and we need to manually tune the strings. Then, as far as the third method is concerned, there are two methods: real tuning and overtone tuning. Solid tuning is to directly use the interval relationship between the strings to tune the strings, because the same tone can be found on different strings, so as long as the pitch of these two notes is the same through adjustment, then the calibration of the strings is realized, for convenience, we usually use the empty string tone of the treble string and the tone of a certain position of the bass string for calibration.

The correspondence is given below:

6 strings 5 frets = 5 strings empty strings.

5 strings 5 frets = 4 strings empty strings.

4 strings 5 frets = 3 strings empty strings.

3 strings 4 frets = 2 strings open strings.

2 strings 5 frets = 1 string empty string.

Usually, this is learned at the beginning of learning the guitar.

In addition, we often use overtone tuning. It mainly uses the overtones of the same pitch in different positions on adjacent strings to achieve tuning. The following correspondence is given:

6 strings 5 frets = 5 strings 7 frets.

5 strings 5 frets = 4 strings 7 frets.

4 strings 5 frets = 3 strings 7 frets.

2 strings 5 frets = 1 string 7 frets.

5 strings 7 frets = 1 string empty string.

6 strings 5 frets = 1 string empty string.

There are many kinds, there are pushes, there are tuners, etc., and the use of tuners should be in the quietest places.

In fact, the resonance modulation method is a bit troublesome and not easy to see. Sometimes even if you tune it, it is not obvious, depending on the quality of the piano. If you have to, for beginners, at least you must learn to judge the pitch relationship between the two tones, not very accurate, but not too bad, and then slow down, it is possible to resonate.

If you can't hear the pitch relationship at all, it is recommended to practice first, and generally the tuning will not see if it will resonate. It takes time, often play two different notes, listen carefully to their differences, and after a long time, you will know how to judge, and become more and more accurate.

AP tuning software is quite easy to use.

If your guitar is already a standard string... It's easy to do, adjust the first string to the 3rd fret pitch of the second string, then the first string is good to be d tone and buryed, and then based on the first string, the fifth fret of the second string Lu Qing's tone is the same as the first string, the second string is the A tone, the three, four, and five strings don't need to move, anyway, they are all GDA, 6 strings and 7 frets are tuned to the same as the five strings, and the sixth string is the D tone, in fact, you can push it according to the guitar scale

You've got to have a tuner in front of you, whether it's the kind that's clipped to the headstock or it's on the table.

You see that Zheng Chenghe in the kimchi country got the kind of clamp on the headstock, not his fungus, but it was time-consuming to tune the strings with his ears.

The one on the top of the ** where you put the mouse over select has the dagdad you want

Then you put the mouse over the r, and you just listen to it.

Hover over the black knob and you can raise or lower the pitch to bring up a different name.

Not bad, but you need to have a good ear to tune in.

Or an electronic tuner is more convenient.

This network talks about the old station with guess the special tuning of the roll, all kinds of special tuning can be set by yourself.

Overtones ......I don't really understand, but I don't ...... with any toolsI'm using the resonance tuning method. For example, you tune the six strings to a tone that you are happy with. Then press the 6 strings and 5 frets and play it.

Just play the 5 strings and make the 5 open strings the same tone as the 6 strings and 5 frets. How it works....You should know the sound of each of the six strings, right? From the thickest six strings down the row, there are six strings MI3, five strings LA6, four strings ruai2, three strings SOU5, two strings xi7, and the thinnest string MI3.

If you hold down the 5th fret of the 6th string, isn't that the la6 tone? Now the open note of the 5th string is the same as the 5th fret of the 6th string, and then the 5th string is tuned like that. The 4th string is also tuned like that, but when you tune the 2nd string, you need to hold down the 4th fret of the 3rd string.

You know why, right? The empty string of the third string is sou5, but the empty string of the second string is xi7. If you want them to have the same tone, you have to make sou5 become xi7, so when you press the fourth fret and three strings, the tone is the same as the empty string of the second string, what is the relationship between so5 and xi7?

It's a fourth-degree relationship, so when tuning the second string, you have to hold down the 4th fret of the 3rd string... One string is ...... normal tuningWhen the two chords have the same note, and you play the upper fret, the lower empty string will vibrate on its own. That way, you don't have to resort to anything else......Don't break the strings

It's impossible, but there's a trick, that is, the busy sound in **, the sound of the beep, are all standard tones (A in C key), according to this timani, there may be no timpani whistle and tuner last resort.

This is going to test your hearing, if your hearing is good, or you have played for many years, this is not difficult for you, if you are a beginner, the difficulty is a bit big, beginners are recommended to use a tuner to tune more tunes and practice more later, there is a concept of tuning.

You just have to memorize the pitch of one string, and the rest is fine.

Practice absolute pitch, like 1 string, tune to the standard tone, and then reinforce it, and listen to it repeatedly, and you can loosen the tone and try to tune it out until it is imprinted in your memory, and that's it.

It is very likely that this is the process of familiarizing yourself with the pitch, but to play the guitar every day, it will take at least a few years to have this ability, but it does not mean that it can be guaranteed to be very accurate at all when there is no help, and it can be compared to the tuner +-20--30 in general, so that it is already very accurate according to the human hearing compared with electronic products, work hard, and you will be able to do it in the future!