How to tune a ukulele with a tuner

The tuner is clamped to the headstock and the switch is turned on. Then press the button to switch to ukulele, which button is different for different tuners. Then the Hertz was turned to 440hz. Then start tuning.

The ukulele has four strings, called A, E, C, and G from bottom to top. Recognizing chords is the basics of tuning. Turn the tuner to U mode, and a prominent U letter will be displayed below to indicate that the tuning is successful. This is the tuning of the ukulele strings.

The correct tone of the tuner from top to bottom should be g, c, e, a. Clip the tuner to the front of the ukulele headstock, string by string. Tune the first string above, and twist the twist corresponding to the first string according to the tightness.

According to the principle of tightening and reverse, it is known that the pointer of the letter g on the tuner points to the positive **, and the tuner turns green, indicating that the string is tuned.

I use a tarot tuner, it's very easy to use, there are many modes, if you tune the ukulele when you tune it to the uke mode, and then tune it, 1a 2e 3c 4g are all tuned to the midrange area, don't go up an octave, don't go down an octave, in the popularization of a little music theory knowledge, 1234567 The corresponding sound name is cdefgab Correspondingly, you will know whether to tighten up or relax,

Here's how:

1. First of all, we clamp the tuner at the headstock, pay attention to clamp it, don't just clamp a little, that may not be accurate.

2. Then there is a switch behind the tuner, and you can turn on the tuner by pressing and holding the switch. Note that there is a word guitar in the lower right corner of the tuner screen, which means that it is now the mode of tuning the guitar, short press the on/off button on the back, you can switch, we switch the mode to ukule mode.

3. After switching to ukule (ukulele) tuning mode, we observe the lack of content on the tuner screen, there is a 0 position in the middle, and every time the tuning is tuned to 0, it proves that the destruction is tuned to the tune, and the height is not good.

4. Before tuning, we also need to understand the four strings of the ukulele, we put the liner horizontally, from left to right are the four strings (G), the three strings (C), the two strings (E), and the first string (A). On the tuner, c, d, e, f, g, a, b, c (for do, re, mi, fa, so, la, xi, do) are used to represent these notes. So we only need to tune the four strings to the corresponding letters at a time, which means that the tone is in tune.

5. Let's first gently pluck the fourth string with our fingers, the fourth string is so, which represents the letter G.

6. Pluck the four strings with your fingers to observe the letters displayed in the middle of the tuner, mine is the letter E (mi), which is two scales lower than the G we want to tune, and we turn the knob corresponding to the four strings counterclockwise. (Counterclockwise is up, clockwise is down).

7. Twist slowly, twist the four strings by hand, and see which tone you have tuned, until the letter G appears, and the energy bar just points to the position of 0, and the screen number will change from orange to green, which proves that our four strings have been adjusted.

8. Next, we tune the three strings, the fingers pluck the three strings, I observe that the letter displayed by the tuner is c (do), and the three strings correspond to c, but we find that the letters are orange, and if you look carefully at the energy bar more than 0, it means that it is slightly higher. Find the corresponding spindle button of the three strings, turn it a little clockwise, and then pluck the three strings to look at the letters.

9. When we see that the energy bar reaches the 0 position, and the letter remains the same as c, and the color changes to green, it proves that our three strings have also been adjusted.

10. Next, we will adjust the second string according to the above method, and the letter corresponding to the second string is e (mi).

11. Finally, adjust the last string, which is also a string, and the corresponding letter is a (la). Now all four of our strings are adjusted. You can continue with the ukulele tutorial

1.Clip the tuner to the ukulele headstock.

2.Long press the tuner switch, and the display lights up to indicate that the tuner has been turned on. Then short press the on/off button to adjust the mode to ukulele mode, there will be a 0 position in the screen, and the pointer points to the 0 position, which means that the tone is accurate.

The basic scale order is cdefgab, the four lines of the ukulele correspond to 1a, 2e, 3c, and 4g respectively, pluck the strings, and twist the knob of the finger gesture until the screen displays the corresponding scale and it is green, that is, the pitch is correct.

3.Take the 1st string as an example, the pointer to the left indicates that the tone is lower than the standard tone, and the string knob needs to be tightened; The position of the pointer in Nakahashi Takama indicates that the tone is accurate; The pointer is sensitive to the right of the comma, indicating that the tone is higher than the standard tone, and the string knob needs to be loosened.