How does that sound? Hopefully pitch perfect!Tuning Your Ukulele Without A Tuner Or Reference NotesIf you’re really hardcore then there’s a way to tune your ukulele to itself. You don’t need a tuner and you don’t need reference notes. Watch the video below and I’ll talk you ...
The number one way to sound better as a beginner ukulele player is totune your ukulele. Your audience will thank you for it and you’ll be inspired and even surprised by the beautiful sound you create! A lot of new ukulele players don’t realize the ukulele has to be tuned frequently ...
The ukulele can be tuned using various different methods. You can tune a ukulele using a tuner, a piano, pitch pipes, or you can tune the ukulele to itself. Whatever way your chose to tune your ukulele, it is always best to unwind the string at least half a turn before you tune to...
Ukulele Specific Pitch Pipe Chromatic Pitch PipeTo use your pitch pipes, simply blow into the correct end, which is usually marked with the letter-name of the note it will sound. Blowing into the pitch pipe vibrates the metal reed, which has been designed to produce the correct note. ...
With relative ukulele tuning, all four strings are tuned relative to each other. This is a method you can use when you have no other means of tuning your ukulele. It is a good choice if you are playing on your own and you want to have all your strings sound right together, but it ...
With relative ukulele tuning, all four strings are tuned relative to each other. This is a method you can use when you have no other means of tuning your ukulele. It is a good choice if you are playing on your own and you want to have all your strings sound right together, but it ...
Each number refers to a fret number. For example, in the piece of tab above, you would pluck the 3rd fret of the bottom string on the ukulele. As we read across the piece of tab, we see that we would then pluck the open E string, the second to bottom string. Then, we would plu...
You can use a reference sound to tune the low E string and then use the low E string to tune the rest of the strings. There’s one important thing to remember when tuning your guitar: try to tune up to the desired pitch instead of down to a lower pitch. This way, the tuned strin...
Jon and Joey take a first look at the Populele Smart Ukulele. Frequently Asked Questions Question: Does it really make a sound, or is it just a controller that plays through your phone speaker? Answer: The Populele has a real hollow body made of wood that really resonates and acoustically...
When tuned from the lowest to the highest pitch, the guitar strings are: E, A, D, G, B, E. This sequence is often remembered through the mnemonic “E-A-D-G-B-E”. To easily recall this, guitarists use catchy phrases such as “Every Amateur Does Get Better Eventually”. Here’...