Guitar audio tuning, guitar tuner usage

First of all, the pickup power of the piano should be large, and then the power of the box should also be large, preferably a 12-inch horn. In addition, there are effects, and the equalization on the box opens up the high and low frequencies and cuts the low frequencies appropriately.

I don't know if you have an effect in the middle, if not, you turn on the overdrive of the speaker to the maximum, and the treble and midrange are tuned to 7 or more, so that it basically comes out, whether you want a small distortion or a large distortion can be adjusted through the volume button on the piano, or switching different pickups can also come out with a few effects.

There are no fixed parameters for the speaker.

The speaker and the sound quality are not the same.

The number of W is also different.

Hope it helps.

There are no fixed parameters.

Basic understanding: Let's talk a little bit Before tuning, Bian Xiao first explained the sound names of the guitar strings 1-6 corresponding to the tuner, and displayed them with **, so that we will understand more easily. The guitar has six strings, which correspond to the sound name ebgdae.

They range from thin to thick. With an equal sign, it means 1-6 strings = thin - > thick = ebgdae. When using a tuner, it is common to tune with open strings.

In the case of standard tone, the tuner's screen is green, and the tuner's screen shows the name of the tone, so the height of the name must be very clear.

Tuner Back: When we get a tuner, let's see if there is a battery inside. If there is, we turn it on, press mode for seconds, switch to the tuning screen and see what the screen represents.

A4 specification: It can be adjusted from 430Hz to 450Hz. Generally I use 440hz).

In front of the tuner: Alright, it's time to see the screen we have open. Usually when we open it, it's orange, so in order to be straight, I chose a green one. Here's how: This should be clear from the source

Placement of the tuner: We all know the previous words. The guitar has 1-6 strings and their characteristics and corresponding sound names, and we also know the basic functions of a tuner.

We set the tuner to 440Hz (using A4 on the back of the tuner) and set the calibration item to G (using the short press mode on the back of the tuner). Now, just clip the tuner to the guitar head and start tuning.

Generally, it is best to start tuning with the 6 strings, because the tension of the 6 strings is the largest, so the neck will not change much after the 6 strings are against the hail macro dry line; If you tune the first string, you will find that after tuning the first string in the order of 1-6, and then return to the first string, the pitch will be lower. (6-1 strings, empty call string tone) eadgbe, play the strings in order, tune the knobs. Note:

The pointer is loose on the left string, the pointer is tight on the right, and the middle of the pointer turns green to indicate alignment.

1.Plug the guitar into the tuner.

Usually, the tuner will have a jack that you need to plug your guitar into.

2.Turn on the tuner.

Some tuners require the push of a switch to turn on, while others turn on automatically.

3.Play a string.

You need to play a string on your guitar so that the tuner can detect its pitch.

4.Look at the tuner display.

The tuner will show the pitch of the strings, usually a pointer or a number. If the pointer or number deviates from **, the pitch of the string needs to be adjusted.

5.Adjust the pitch of the guitar.

Depending on the tuner's display, you'll need to adjust the pitch of the guitar so that it's the same as the standard pitch. If the pitch of the strings is turned up, you need to loosen the strings; If the pitch of the string is lowered, you need to tighten the string.

6.Repeat the steps above.

You need to repeat the above steps until all the strings are in tune.

7.Check the pitch of your guitar.

When all the strings are tuned, you need to play some chords and scales to check if the guitar is in tune correctly.

The above are the basic steps to adjust the pitch of the guitar and require a certain amount of patience and practice to master.

Notes:

1. How to ensure the accuracy of tuning?

Before you start tuning, remember to choose a quiet, noise-free environment.

Unsuitable locations: wet markets, noisy shopping malls, concert sites, etc.

Otherwise, it will affect the accuracy of the microphone reception of the mobile phone.

2. How to use the automatic pickup function?

The auto-pickup function does not need to manually select the standard tone of a certain string, but automatically detects the missing pitch of the sound recorded by the phone's microphone. This method is recommended for those who have a quiet environment! (For newbies, please see Manual Tuning Below).

After turning off the auto pickup button, you can tap the corresponding pitch button (not click on the strings) to tune it, and remember to turn up the volume on your phone.