This online tuner allows you to tune your guitar.
Instructions:
- Click on start
- Click on "allow dacapoalcoda.com to use your microphone" (from your webcam, for instance)
- At any time, you can select the reference note LA (440Hz, 441Hz, 442Hz, or other)
The advantages of an online tuner?
- Does not require any installation of an application or software
- Works on all devices: computers, mobiles, tablets, etc...
- Reliability
Tuning your guitar
To tune your guitar with this online tuner, here's what to do:
- Using this tuner, click start
- Click on "allow dacapoalcoda.com to use your microphone ".
- Select the reference LA (440Hz, or generally 442Hz)
- Play the string you want to tune with the bow
- Check the accuracy of the tuning:
The cursor is in the middle: you're perfectly in tune!
The cursor is to the left: you're too low, tighten the string by turning the pegs.
The cursor is to the right: you're too high, loosen the string by turning the pegs.
It's preferable to start with the highest string, the high E:
Tuning the high E string (E4): the horizontal cursor should be in the center; tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The E string should turn violet (in the tuner, not on the guitar, or it's on fire )
Tuning the B string (B3), tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The A string should turn violet.
Tuning the G string (G3), tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The D string should turn violet.
Tuning the D string (D3), tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The G string should turn violet.
Tuning the A string (A2), tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The B string should turn violet.
Tuning the low E string (E2), tighten the tuning key if the note is too low or loosen the tuning key if your note is too high. The E string should turn violet.
After tuning each string individually, it's important to briefly recheck the tuning of all six strings on the guitar.