Введение
This guide was written to help new guitar players take full control of their sound. Part of doing that is ensuring that your intonation is set so the notes you play remain in tune no matter where on the neck of the guitar you are fretting. This guide will show you both the process of intonation as well as my best practice for intonation which will save you time and money.
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Attach your guitar to your chromatic tuner using a 1/4" guitar cable, ensuring cable is completely inserted.
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Connect your chromatic tuner to a power source (if necessary) and power it on.
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Tune your strings to your desired pitch by playing a note on an open string (not pressing down on any frets) and adjusting the tuning pegs.
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Check your sting intonation by pressing the string down at the 12th fret and playing a note.
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Tune the adjusted string back to the proper pitch.
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Once the string is in tune in the open (no frets being held), check the tuning at the 12th fret again.
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Adjust the intonation of the remainder of the strings by repeating Steps 1-5 for each string.
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After following this guide you should have a properly intonated electric guitar. No matter the note you should now be able to enjoy good tuning across all frets.
After following this guide you should have a properly intonated electric guitar. No matter the note you should now be able to enjoy good tuning across all frets.
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University of North Texas, Team S2-G13, Raign Fall 2020 Участник University of North Texas, Team S2-G13, Raign Fall 2020
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I always find that either the G, or the B string, is, slightly, out of tune, when I'm through, while playing and open cord against a bar chord of the same pitch. I've heard that this is an inherent problem in guitar; is there any work around for that?
