I have just come into contact with tuning and ask for a master!

Regarding tuning, I don't get to the point about what tuners and methods are.

The easiest, best and most efficient way to do this is: a song that you like the most, with a simple melody and a clear sound, is played in root and tuned while playing. Tune in to the same level as the voice in **.

What is the point.

The point is your ears, your ears are not good, you can't distinguish subtle differences in sound, and you can use any tuner and any method in vain.

A person who plays ** and plays a musical instrument must train his ears.

It can be reminded that the tuning of the guitar should not be adjusted only in one fret, but should be adjusted in the open string, fifth fret, seventh fret, and twelfth fret.

Your guitar *** is not good, so you can see that if you can tune in all four frets, congratulations, you have a good guitar.

2. Buy a guitar tuning clip, the price ranges from 50-100, you can tune it on the guitar, you can ask the seller how to tune it, and he will show you.

3. If you don't want to use a computer or buy a tuning clip, you can use the following methods, novices can learn, and it is very good to test listening.

After the 1st string is aligned, E (treble 3) (Actually, it's okay not to tune, but the tone is not the standard tone.) ）

The first open string note is used as the reference tone.

Adjust the 2nd string pitch so that the 5th fret of the 2nd string is the same as the 1st empty string pitch.

Adjust the pitch of the 3rd string so that the 3rd string 4th fret is the same as the 2nd open string pitch.

Adjust the 4th string pitch so that the 5th fret of the 4th string and the 3rd empty string are the same pitch.

Adjust the 5th string pitch so that the 5th fret pitch and the 4th open string pitch are the same.

Adjust the 6th string pitch so that the 6th string 5th fret is the same as the 5th empty string pitch.

If the pitch is the same, the treble string will resonate and vibrate, which means that the 2nd string is the standard tone, and if you hold down the 2nd string and play it for 5th fret, the 1st string will vibrate.

First determine the first string (the thinnest one), then press the 2nd string, the 5th fret and adjust it to the same tone as the first open string, then press the 3rd string, the 4th fret to the 2nd open string, then press the 4th string, the 5th fret to the same tone as the 3rd open string, then press the 5th fret to the same tone as the 4th open string, and finally press the 6th string, the 5th fret to the same tone as the 5th open string, and there is a harmonic tuning, a little more accurate than this, and I'll give you another hope if needed.

It is recommended that you try to change the line, it may be a virtual connection, and listen to it with headphones to see if the audio source is stereo, and the input channel of the mixer is tuned to the right to see.

1. How to tune: There are knobs on the guitar headstock, generally a knob tube and a string, and you can turn it up or down by twisting it; Tune in until it's pitched; 2. How to call it pitch: This is relatively complicated, some people like to use overtones, some people like to use timpani, and some people like to use adjacent strings. . .

The easiest way is to find a teacher; The second is to get a tuner, which is the kind mentioned upstairs; Of course, you can also use adjacent strings, and if you can't hear it, you can look at the resonance (although it is not allowed); 3. It seems that in order to protect the strings, try not to come to the ** string (that is, twisted back and twisted back and screwed through the halo) Attached: The method of looking at the resonance First of all, you must know that it is not accurate to see the resonance, and it is easy to cause it to be twisted back and forth. . . Method:

Based on one string, e.g. 1 string; (This can be used with a timpani flute, etc.,It's okay if you're not able to hear it at the beginning.,It's okay to miss one or two degrees.,Anyway, play it.,Haha) Then set 2 strings,Press 2 strings of 5 frets,That should be e (that is,mi),At this time, if the 1 string resonates better, it's OK.,Otherwise, turn it up or down; And so on, note that the 4th fret on the 3rd string is b, and the same as the 2nd open string, the other strings are the 5th fret. Why use 1 string as a base? Considering the beginner's listening problem, if you use the 6 string as the base, it may cause the tuning 1 string to break the string, hehe.

If you don't have a timpani, it doesn't matter, it is said that the fixed ** hands-free beep is 440hz, which is the empty string tone of the five strings. . . Beg.