Guitar tuning questions, how to tune the guitar?

After buying a new guitar, it has to go through several tuning sessions to stabilize the pitch!

Nylon threads loosen more easily than steel strings, not because you have a hearing problem!

The string adjustment is a turbo turbine structure, and it will not loosen in the opposite direction by itself! A good guitar will be a little more precise than a normal tuning, which means that the pitch is adjusted slightly less per lap!

The new guitar strings will settle down after a few adjustments, so don't worry, but be sure to tune to the standard pitch!

The guitar doesn't have to loosen the strings for a long time....

Hope it helps....

Colored blues .........

1.If it is loose, you can tighten it again.

2.When placing the guitar, if you put it on the wall or other places, try to put the strings against the wall or other contact surfaces, so that after the strings are aligned, the knob of the tuning string will be less likely to be touched, and it is less likely to run out of tune!

The problem with the new string, the string will be loosened, and after a while, it will be loosened again, and then adjusted, generally it is good to tune it a few times. There is no other way. The steel strings are slightly better, and the nylon strings are easy to loosen.

Your suspicions are not unfounded.

First of all, my ears are not good at pitching, sometimes I feel right, but sometimes I feel wrong. It is recommended to use a timpani, **, piano, etc. to determine the pitch.

Second, the guitar I just bought, because of the difference in string tightness, is prone to loose strings due to insufficient string stretch or loose knobs at the beginning. If this lasts for about half a month, it's OK.

In addition, there is a more professional one, which is to consider the dryness, humidity and temperature of your surrounding environment, which will affect the structure of the body and the elasticity of the strings. But the impact of this is very limited, and the first two points should be the dominant factor at this stage!

Buy a tuning fork, or an electronic tuner, if your ears are powerful, you can tune it with **, and you can't adjust it often if you are classical.

1.Learn about standard guitar tuning: The standard guitar tuning is e-a-d-g-b-e, from the lowest string to the highest string, e, a, d, g, b, e.

2.Use the tuner: Using the guitar tuner, clip the tuner to the head of the guitar or attach the guitar to the tuner. The tuner will show the current pitch of the guitar and will need to be adjusted according to the display result.

a.Sound preparation: Play the strings first and find a relatively quiet area, preferably in an open area.

4.Tuning skills: In addition to hand tuning, there are other ways to help better tuning, such as: "tuning portamento", "tuning double strings", "tuning harmony", "tuning pitch", etc.

In short, guitar tuning requires patience and meticulous attitude, and through continuous practice and experience, good tuning results can be achieved.

Here's how to tune the guitar:

2. Then turn on the tuner, and there will be a pointer and corresponding letters in the middle part. The strings from top to bottom correspond to Mira, Mi is named E, and each string finds the corresponding letter.

3. After playing it, if the pointer is only in the middle, it means that the tone is accurate, if the pointer is left, it means that the tone is low, and if it is right, the pitch is high, and the button of the headstock can be adjusted.

The guitar (Italian: chitarra), also translated as guitar or six-stringed instrument. is a plucked instrument, usually with six strings, similar in shape to a violin.

The guitar is often regarded as the main instrument in pop, rock, blues, folk, and flamenco. In the field of classical **, the guitar is often performed as a solo or duo; Of course, in chamber music and orchestral music, the guitar also plays a considerable role as a foil. The classical guitar, along with the violin and piano, is one of the three most famous musical instruments in the world.

The ancestors of the guitar can be traced back to a variety of ancient plucked instruments in ancient Egypt before two or three thousand BC, such as Nafar, ancient Babylon and ancient Persia. The oldest modern guitar-like instrument found by archaeologists is the Hittite guitar that lived before 1400 BC on the ruins of ancient Hittite gates in Asia Minor and northern Syria.