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How to tune violin

How to tune violin
  1. Can I tune my own violin?
  2. What is the standard tuning for a violin?
  3. Why is it so hard to tune my violin?

Can I tune my own violin?

To tune your violin you'll need a chromatic tuner, which you can find at any music shop. These tuners usually run from $30 to $40. There are also free versions online.

What is the standard tuning for a violin?

On a standard violin, the strings should be tuned (in order from the thickest to the thinnest string) to the notes G, D, A and E. The tension on these strings is adjusted using the violin's tuning pegs. Turning these pegs will tighten or loosen the respective strings.

Why is it so hard to tune my violin?

Many factors can contribute to problems with tuning: ill-fitting pegs that slip or stick; fine tuners that don't work; old strings that have gone false. ... And another thing: you can install planetary pegs on your violin, and make it way, way easier to tune.

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