Soprano, concert and tenor
- Input
- G4 C4 E4 A4
- Expected output
- 392.00 / 261.63 / 329.63 / 440.00 Hz
Re-entrant: the G sits above the C.
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online ukulele tuner
Pick Ukulele from the list, pluck the open strings one at a time and let the needle settle in the center. The standard tuning is G4, C4, E4, A4, and the Low G and Baritone options are under Tuning.
Re-entrant: the G sits above the C.
Only the 4th string changes, an octave lower.
Same as the four high guitar strings.
The 4th string goes from 392.00 to 440.00 Hz.
Major third. E4 to A4 is 500 cents, a perfect fourth.
Click Turn on microphone, allow access and pick Guitar. Pluck the open 6th string (the thickest): the tuner shows the note and the cents. If the needle goes left the string is flat and you tighten the tuning peg; if it goes right, you loosen it. Stop when the panel turns green and move on to the next string. When you finish, go back to the first one, because string tension redistributes along the neck.
G, C, E, A (GCEA), from the 4th string to the 1st, with the G4 above the C4. It is the same on soprano, concert and tenor sizes, and A4 sits at 440 Hz.
Almost never. New nylon strings stretch for a few days. Loose tuning pegs and changes in temperature and humidity also move the tension. Tune, play, tune again; if a peg slips on its own, tighten its screw.
No, all three use G, C, E, A. The size changes the timbre and the spacing of the frets, not the notes. Only the baritone is different, tuned to D, G, B, E like the four high strings of a guitar.
Turn on the microphone and pluck an open string.
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