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What is the best online tuner?

Online Tuner: A List of the Best Available

  • Fender’s Online Tuner. We like Fender’s online tuner simply because it’s simple and educational.
  • Gieson’s Online Tuner. Powered by Wimpy, Gieson’s online tuner is a clever option.
  • Tunerr’s Online Tuner.
  • 8 Notes Online Tuner.
  • TrueFire Online Tuner.

Can I use guitar strings on a dulcimer?

If you need stainless steel or wound strings and you’re not near a “dulcimer string” source, you might be able to use a guitar or octave mandolin string of the same or smaller gauge if it’s long enough. Guitar strings will have a small ball in the loop that will need to be removed first.

How do you tune a dulcimer?

Place the dulcimer in your lap. The dulcimer’s tuning keys should be on your left. At the bottom of the fretboard (closest to you) should be the doubled string. Above that will be two single strings–one in the middle and one at the top (bass string). Place your electronic tuner near the dulcimer and turn it on.

How do you tune a guitar with an electronic tuner?

To use an electronic tuner, you can either plug your guitar into the tuner (if you’re using electric) or use the tuner’s built-in microphone (to tune an acoustic). For most models, you simply turn the tuner on and play a note. The display will show you how close you are to the desired string and which direction to go.

Can You tune an ukelele with a guitar tuner?

Tune your ukelele’s E string to the high E on your guitar tuner using the method in Section 1. Press your E string at the fourth fret and adjust the A string until the pitches of the two strings match. Press your C string at the fourth fret and adjust the pitch to match your E string.

Can you use guitar tuner on mandolin?

Luckily, most guitar tuners will recognize a pitch regardless of the octave, so in a pinch a standard guitar tuner will work just fine to get your mandolin in tune. These instructions will vary depending on your particular model of guitar tuner, but there are some general principles to keep in mind.