Originally posted by PhlabibitDon't worry, I've been tuning my guitar by ear for ages! as long as you get the bottom e string sorted the rest just fall into place!
I can't find it, again. Been tuning my guitar by ear, in other words I'm lost!
So, where is my tuner? Let me know.
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edit: here's your tuner: http://www.8notes.com/guitar_tuner/default.asp?sstring=e2
Originally posted by NordlysDon't worry. Leave tuners for those that really need it.
I am not there. :'(
My usual remedy (and an effetcive one) when I can't find myself, is to hear the concert nr 12 by Handel, specially the 2nd movement. I find myself inmediatly 🙂
Oh well, this is out of topic.
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Originally posted by CrazyLilTingThanks for the advice! Well, I didn't have the Handel concerto available, but I found myself nevertheless! I saw that there were some hands on my laptop. That seemed strange, so I looked whom they were connected to. It turned out that it was me!
Don't worry. Leave tuners for those that really need it.
My usual remedy (and an effetcive one) when I can't find myself, is to hear the concert nr 12 by Handel, specially the 2nd movement. I find myself inmediatly 🙂
Oh well, this is out of topic.
😳
Originally posted by VargI agree with you. You can tune a guitar without a tuner. But a word of caution: try to err on tunning it low. Excesive tension applied to the strings can break the bridge (I'm speaking of spanish guitars, but it could apply to steel string acoustic guitars too).
Very few people have perfect pitch but you should be able to tune the guitar to itself no problem.
If I have another instrument with fixed tunning (e.g. a keyboard), I allways take as reference the A (5th string). But it is me.
- J