Tuning a guitar is a very delicate matter, which takes a long time to learn. The beauty of the melodies you perform depends on how accurately you can tune the instrument, as well as how easy and comfortable it will be for you to practice on it.
Instructions
Step 1
Tuning the guitar includes not only changing the tension level of the strings using the tuning pegs, but also adjusting the angle of the floyd rose (machine), the height of the tremolo, the level of neck deflection, the height of the clamp at the zero fret, the scale, the height of the pickups, the string pressure plate. Those who have not yet gained experience in working with the guitar should not do it all on their own, but rather turn to a more experienced musician or a specialized workshop. Otherwise, you may have to buy yourself a new tool or parts.
Step 2
Usually such a complete tuning in all aspects is necessary only after buying a guitar, and more often than not people face difficulties when changing strings. They are connected with the fact that the machine has only two points of support, as a result of which, when the tension of the strings changes, it can change its position and it seems impossible to tune the guitar.
Step 3
It is impossible to establish a third fulcrum, which will make the floyd rose motionless, so it remains only to pull the strings evenly so that the machine does not change its position. The first step is to tune the top and bottom E, that is, the sixth and first strings. After pulling each of them individually, pull them together without pinching them on the frets - the sound should be the same.
Step 4
Now tune in A (fifth string) and B (second string). Check if the settings are out of order. Compare the sound of the fifth and sixth, and then the second and first strings at the fifth fret (the sixth string, when clamped at the fifth fret, should make the same sound as the open fifth. Same with the second and first).
Step 5
Tune the remaining two strings starting with d. Check both E's again, and then all the others at the 5th fret. Remember that the third string is clamped at the fourth fret when tuning.
Step 6
Thus, it turns out that you are pulling the strings evenly, and the tuning of the guitar should be successful. If you still can't do this, check where the guitar and the car were made. If the country is Korea, you will most likely have to change the tool or its parts, since Koreans use too soft metal for their tools, as a result of which the Floyd Rose knives rest on the bushings and grind off, burrs appear on them and it becomes very difficult or impossible to set up the tool. …
