Many aspiring musicians and bands are faced with the problem of tuning instruments. There are many ways to tune your guitar or microphone. Among them there are those that require experience, and those that even a beginner can handle.
Instructions
Step 1
For tuning your guitar, the tuner is undoubtedly the most important device. Almost every guitarist has it, be it an amateur or a professional. Of course, not counting those who play exclusively on the classical acoustic guitar. For the aspiring guitarist, this is a huge help in tuning your guitar. Now everyone can purchase the tuner. And if you have a computer and a microphone, then you don't need to buy anything. Download a tuner program from the Internet. And that's all.
Step 2
There are several ways to customize your instrument. The very first and oldest is the mechanical method. In doing so, you must identify sounds by ear. This, of course, requires practice, or perfect pitch. With your left hand, take the peg, which is responsible for the string you are tuning, and with your right hand, extract the sound from the string. Turning the peg in one direction or another, tune the open string, that is, not clamped by anything, to the E note of the first octave. Remember, the rest of the tuning process depends on the correct tuning of the first string. Then tune the second string in the same way, while holding the fifth fret. It should sound the same as the first one. Hold the third string at the fourth fret. tune all others in the same way as the second, clamping the string at the 5th fret. Tuning your guitar with a tuner is much easier. Attach the device to the fretboard and play sounds in sequence. The tuner will show abnormality. Remember to check to see if you are tuning on the correct string.
Step 3
The easiest way to tune your microphone is to use the master equalizer. Set it to linear and start speaking into the microphone. Increase the volume gradually. When the system starts to get excited, try to release this excitement with a master equalizer. Then turn up the volume again. Repeat this procedure until you see the desired picture on the equalizer. It is important to find a balance between natural sound and system excitement.
