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How to Tune a Guitar

... of tuning. Normally a guitar has six strings, each of which is of different size and posses different note value. Tuning a guitar means adjusting the pitch of each of these strings so that they play the correct note. This basically is ... Read Read: How to Tune a Guitar

By: Victor Epand | 06/11/2007 | Music

Tips on How to Tune a Guitar

... consonant with the ear of the guitarist becoming one with the sound of the guitar. Thus though many novices to baulk at the idea of tuning their instrument, especially because they find the activity difficult, there are certain easy rules ... Read Read: Tips on How to Tune a Guitar

By: Richard Neesal | 03/09/2008 | Music

Some Useful Tips for Tuning the Music Gear

... two working pitches are going on side by side and moving towards a harmonic relationship the frequency of the beating is decreased. The apt way to tune an octave or unison is to lessen the beating frequency till it cannot be noticed. The ... Read Read: Some Useful Tips for Tuning the Music Gear

By: Victor Epand | 22/11/2007 | Music
Al Wood

What's the Right Way to Tune a Tenor Ukulele?

... , low-G might be the tuning for you. Once you've decided on your tuning, make sure the tenor ukulele that you buy is set up for that tuning and double check that you have bought the right size strings for your chosen tenor ukulele tuning. Read Read: What's the Right Way to Tune a Tenor Ukulele?

By: Al Wood | 16/07/2008 | Music

Guitar - Tuning to Perfection

... of an unharmonious string will destroy any charisma you had. The problem is, too many guitarists neglect tuning as though it is some 5 minute job to "get out the way" before you practice or noodle. Get out of this mindset immediately. ... Read Read: Guitar - Tuning to Perfection

By: Mike Beatham | 15/05/2007 | Music

The Importance And Methods Of Tuning A Guitar

... , by playing a D# on the first string, and then holding the finger on the second string where the same D# can be found, this string can be tuned by ear by simply switching between the two strings and playing the same note until the second ... Read Read: The Importance And Methods Of Tuning A Guitar

By: Victor Epand | 15/07/2008 | Music

Tuning Your Guitar The Right Way

... sound like when your first finger of your left hand is placed behind the forth fret. You should recognize that the tuning of the B string is the only one in the method that uses the fourth fret and not the fifth. Last is the E string which ... Read Read: Tuning Your Guitar The Right Way

By: MIKE SELVON | 05/05/2007 | Music

How And Why You Should Tune Your Guitar

... thickest to the thinnest. The order should be E, A, D, G, B, E. This method is the easiest methods because it is the easiest for tuning the most amounts of scales and chords. The way to start this method is with the E string. The E string ... Read Read: How And Why You Should Tune Your Guitar

By: Josh Scalf | 24/04/2007 | Art & Entertainment

An Overview of Guitar Tuning

... A (la) which should be the same as the sound produced by striking the first string while it is being depressed on the fifth fret. Now that you have tuned the first string (E/mi), its open sound is the same as the sound of the second string ... Read Read: An Overview of Guitar Tuning

By: Ian Williamson | 28/04/2006 | Music

Guitar Tuning Tips - Techniques You Can Use to Keep Your Guitar in Tune

... -tech to check it for you. When you put new strings on (if you have a Floating Bridge, do them one at a time, DO NOT take all the old ones off at once), tune them up to concert pitch, then spend about 20 minutes stretching them by hand. ... Read Read: Guitar Tuning Tips - Techniques You Can Use to Keep Your Guitar in Tune

By: David O'toole | 05/03/2006 | Music

Guitar and Bass Setups for Drop Tuning

... players want to know if they can string their bass with the four lowest strings of a five string set for drop tuning. This is fine, but you will have to modify the nut to accommodate the larger gauges. Even if you are using strings that are ... Read Read: Guitar and Bass Setups for Drop Tuning

By: Anthony Olinger | 07/04/2009 | Music

Giving Your Car a Thorough Auto Tuning

... who do auto tuning as a hobby and there are people who actually do this for a living. When you subject your car to an auto tuning, you basically give someone the right to modify it, usually to improve its performance or its handling. Some ... Read Read: Giving Your Car a Thorough Auto Tuning

By: John Grant | 08/08/2008 | Automotive
Al Wood

Ukulele Tuning Tips: Keep yourself in Tune

... than larger instruments such as the guitar or bass. The short scale length means that you have to be very careful when tuning or you will overshoot. It is also more difficult as many ukuleles have friction tuners. Guitars are fitted with ... Read Read: Ukulele Tuning Tips: Keep yourself in Tune

By: Al Wood | 16/07/2008 | Music

The Vibrations of a Tuning Fork

... to amplify the sound so that the person can hear it well enough to make a comparison. One might say that a drawback of the tuning fork is that one size will only make one pitch, meaning that they would have to purchase a number of ... Read Read: The Vibrations of a Tuning Fork

By: Victor Epand | 03/06/2008 | Music
Ricardo D Argence

Auto Performance Tuning, Give More Power To Your Car

... for fumes that are on their way out. Hint: Replace the factory-made exhaust manifold with an aftermarket brand that is tuned to boost power. A Better Ride with Enhanced Suspension Suspension is another key car tuning area that ... Read Read: Auto Performance Tuning,  Give More Power To Your Car

By: Ricardo D Argence | 20/05/2008 | Cars

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