It’s important to always ensure your ukulele is in-tune every time you play, so your music will sound ‘right’ and pleasing to the ear. h4>
The tuning of your strings can change due to new strings stretching, which may occur until they are ‘played-in’. Changes in temperature and humidity and even playing may also cause strings to become out-of-tune. It therefor makes good sense to check your tuning every time you play or practice. h5>
Before we start to tune let’s learn the names of the strings. The names of the open strings on the ukulele from low (top or 4th string) to high (bottom or 1st string) are: h5>
SOPRANO, CONCERT & TENOR h4>
4th string= G h5>
2nd string= E h5>
3rd string = C h5>
1st string= A h5>
BARITONE h4>
4th string = D h5>
2nd string= B h5>
3rd string = G h5>
1st string= E h5>
BASS h4>
4th string = E h5>
2nd string= D h5>
3rd string = A h5>
1st string= G h5>
TUNING LESSONS h3>
PITCH PIPES h3>
ELECTRONIC TUNER h3>
gCEA Tuner h1>
Soprano - Concert - Tenor h4>
C
G
Ë
A
dGBE Tuner h1>
BARITONE h4>
G
D
