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Tuning acoustic and classical guitar the best way


barney83
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Joined: 06/12/05
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barney83
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12/23/2005 4:20 am
Now i want to learn how to tune my strings to the correct sound but not sure how to do it. I bought the peach pipe and i think it sound very different and very hard to tune. I dont want to use electric tuner because i know i wont be learning anything from it. Now i've got Guitar Pro installed and wondering u can listen the sound that GP produces and tune it on my guitar? Is this possible or you've got some other ideas for me? Thanks!
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R. Shackleferd
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R. Shackleferd
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12/23/2005 7:11 pm
For acoustics (classical included) I only use a tuning fork, "A" 440hz in particular to get that string to the "standard" tone . From there I do as follows:

previous post

A picture of one in case you have no idea what a tuning fork is.
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