Tuning


Dan Zepllindrix
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Dan Zepllindrix
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04/05/2001 7:01 pm
how do you tune a guitar? I am just starting to play.
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Visual
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Visual
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04/05/2001 8:15 pm
Get an electronic tuner..it should cost from 10 - 50 bucks give or take a few..Until you know what the E string should sound like..than you'll start tuning on your own..

Hard to explain it but if you can get the E string in normal tuning then you can tune the rest of your guitar from the 5th fret..theres lots of sites out there..i started with an electronic tuner tho..I was playing out of tune for about a year so dont feel bad ;)
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jake sommers
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jake sommers
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04/05/2001 11:46 pm
yo kid, go hear and download this guitar tuner, it'll tell you if you're in tune by using your mic or if you plug your guitar into the soundcard http://www.audio-phonics.com/download.html
"Take my hand boss"
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guitarslayer2001
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guitarslayer2001
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04/08/2001 9:19 pm
the best way to tune a guitar is to have the pros show you how to go to like a music store like mars music thats what i did thay showed how to it will be hard to show you online so take it to a pro!!!! thats your best bet
lets rock!!
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elguitar
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elguitar
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04/09/2001 12:06 am
Check out this lesson:

http://www.electric-guitar.co.uk/lessons.php?page=Tuning

Should give you an idea of some ways to tune your guitar.
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The Ferret
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The Ferret
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04/18/2001 5:47 pm
I used to use a tuning fork at High E, but no matter how much I tried to tune the rest of the strings to that, my G string always sounded off.

I thought maybe something was wrong with the string itself, maybe those bridge adjustments were off, but I didn't want to mess with them.

So I finally spent the money on an electronic tuner, a QuikTune for about $15, and I don't have that problem any more.
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gatorwing
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gatorwing
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04/24/2001 3:30 pm
Some sites to get started:

http://www.chordmelody.com

http://www.guitarforbeginners.com

http://www.wholenote.com

http://www.guitar.com

http://www.guitarsite.com



Tuner software for the PC:

http://download.cnet.com/downloads/0-10054-100-899672.html?tag=st.dl.10001-103-1.lst-7-1.899672
I return after 33 years.
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MaxMcD
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MaxMcD
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05/17/2001 3:16 pm
BUY A TUNER!!!!!! everyone i know has one. they are not very expensive.

p.s. iv seen a bigger ass than yours
Max McDougall
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