Guitarists often tune the first string on a tuning fork, and then tune the rest along it. Performers of songs with a guitar often tune the instrument to the voice, in the key in which it is convenient for them to play. You can also tune a guitar by piano, especially if you are going to perform something in a duet with a pianist.
It is necessary
- - guitar;
- - piano.
Instructions
Step 1
The first string of a six-string guitar should sound like an E of the first octave. Find the key you want. If you are not guided by a piano keyboard, look at where the lock is located to which the lid locks. It is opposite the D octave you want. To the right of it is the keys you need. Tune the first string along it.
Step 2
The rest of the strings can be tuned in the usual way. With the first open, the second is built in unison, clamped at the fifth fret. Hold the third string at the fourth fret and pull it up so it sounds exactly like an open second string. All other strings are clamped at the 5th fret and tune in unison with the previous open.
Step 3
If you still want the tuning of the guitar and piano to match completely, tune the rest of the strings to the keyboard too. Find the small octave B key. You already found Ryo, to the left of it there will be a white Do key. Next to it, closer to the group of three black keys, is B. The sound of the second string should match exactly with it.
Step 4
Find a low octave salt. It is located one white key to the left of si. Its sound should match the sound of the open third string of the guitar. Continue to move left on the keyboard. Skip the next two white keys - fa and mi. Between the two blacks is the small octave D sound you want. Tune the fourth string along it.
Step 5
The next sound you will need is an A large octave. From re small, move two more steps to the left. Skip the keys to and b, press A. This white key is in the group where there are three black ones. It is located between the middle black and the right in the group. Pull up the fifth string to the desired sound.
Step 6
To tune the sixth, find the twelfth fret on it. As a rule, this is the fret closest to the resonator, marked with a dot. Holding the sixth string in this place, achieve coincidence of its sound with the open first. If you want to tune the piano and it, find the big octave E keys. There are two ways to find it. You have already found the mi of the first octave. Skip the minor octave and find the large key that has exactly the same position.
