Video course of violin tuning

The violin is an interesting musical instrument. If played correctly, it will produce beautiful music, but if it is not tuned before playing, there may be some strange pronunciations! When you tune a violin, you are adjusting the pitch produced by the instrument, one string at a time. Adjusting the violin may sound difficult, but with practice, it will become second nature to you!

If you are a beginner, choose an electronic tuner that listens to notes.

If you have good ears, you can use online tuning.

If you can find the notes, try a tuning fork or piano.

Find a quiet place to tune the violin. If there is a lot of noise around you, it is difficult to hear this note. If possible, move to a room without TV or radio.

Listen to the sound of notes. Play notes on a computer, mobile phone, piano, tuning fork or metronome, sometimes using a built-in tuner. Listen carefully and listen to the tone of the notes. Play it again if necessary.

Find a good Andhadhun. Some violins have good tuners on E strings, while others have tuners on E strings and A strings, and some violins have tuners on all strings. Look down the strings and find the trimmer of the strings. The spinner looks like a small screw on the tail wing, located near the bottom of the chord.

If it is a little out of tune, adjust the strings slightly with the trimmer. Turn the trimmer clockwise to make the rope higher, and turn it counterclockwise to make the rope lower. Play the strings with a bow to see if it matches the sound you just heard. Continue to adjust and play the strings to get the correct notes. You can only make fine adjustments with this tuner, so if your strings are mainly out of tune, you need to go to PIGS.