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How to tune up your guitar?

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Resist the urge to shred for a moment because you are tuning up your chords to get the best output instead of those frustrating note sound like a mistake. Tuning a guitar is very simple; this helps you to adjust the pitch of a string. Turning those strings corresponding on the head of the guitar tuning key. Tighten the string will raise its pitch.
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How to tune up your guitar
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How to tune up your guitar

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What is the first thing everyone should do when you pick up a guitar?

Resist the urge to shred for a moment because you are tuning up your chords to get the best output instead of those frustrating note sound like a mistake. Tuning a guitar is very simple; this helps you to adjust the pitch of a string. Turning those strings corresponding on the head of the guitar tuning key. Tighten the string will raise its pitch. While you are turning the tuning key away from you and turning those key towards your side will loosen strings, and it results in lower the tone. There are ways to tune up your guitar, but not everyone but most of the guitarists tune their instruments as "standard tuning. So it depends and if you are a beginner so stick to the basic tuning for now, and when you get the expertise you are comfortable with your instrument then you can achieve different sounds with the guitar.

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Strings• All the string on a guitar has a sequence, and they are

numbered from one through six, starting with the highest chord. The series of the guitar is named mostly in ascending order, which begins with line six: E, A, D, G, B, E. There is a common name for two of the guitar strings which are your lowest and highest strings, and these both are E; this is the same note spaced two octaves apart.

• While playing the guitar, every note corresponds when played open to the pitch where your string should produce, that too by not holding down any of the frets. Always follow the way down while you are tuning as this is the best to start with the sixth string and then you can work your way down.

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Tuning your guitarThere are so many ways to tune up your guitar. You can use a pitch tuner or a mobile application that is available on your app store for free. Just place your phone in front of the guitar and start tuning, step by step. But what if we don't have those things with you all the time and still you want to tune it up, here you have to Tune a Guitar Without a Pitch Tuner.For a musician playing solo without a tuner, there are ways that you can use to sound decent by tuning your guitar "to itself.“ On the next slide you will see the steps for tuning up your guitar.

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Step 1To tune up your guitar, we begin it with the sixth string, place your finger down on the fifth fret. When you do this, you are playing an A on your E string.

DAE

GBE

LOW PITCH

High Pitch

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Step 2Adjust your fifth string, the A string, until your open guitar string has played A, the pitch of the E string played on the fifth freight. Which can help the right note as you tune your open string, so you can hear if the guitar string is too tight or loose.

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Step 3Tune your D string to match the pitch of your A string played on the fifth fret. You can continue each guitar string except the B string for the fifth fret of the guitar string above it.

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Step 4To tune your B string, hold the G string down on the fourth fret. After all this, the guitar strings are in the correct interval from the next guitar string. If each string is tuned, your guitar will sound fine by itself.

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