I've been playing for 2 years and I'm just learning this. TIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTEN
very interesting I never knew there was a difference between tuning in from a sharp or flat position.....I've been playing for years! so not just for beginners.
you mentioned about wiping the strings.... i have heard some people they wipe the string with ZIPPO lighters oil... is that a good idea to cleanup strings and keep them from rusting?
but will putting a capo before the first fret (i forgot what that part is called, its infront of the tuning pegs) help keep the guitar in tune? plz reply fast :)
Ive heard another way to help keep it in tune is kinda stretching the strings??, you put your finger on something like the 10th fret and then get a rag and clean down the string in a slight pull motion.
not sure it if its right i just heard it on a video once
I am glad you put this up because people I was trying to explain this correct way to do this thought I was crazy. Same thing about the acids and oils that your hands transfer to your instrument, and when to replace your strins. Do you have more stuff to learn.
i need help mi guitar keeps going out of tune i change the strings after that it still going out of tune then i put pencil shaving to see if that would help but its still going out of tune i dont know what to do can someone please help me
i cant believe he left out the most important thing when trying to keep a guitar in tune; stretching your strings. some strings require more or less stretching depending on the brand. elixers for example dont realy need it.
like he said if you over tune, and then u come down you'll have too much slack and go out of tune as soon as one bend!!! robert johnson said loosen if your too sharp (doesn't have to be a lot like this guy said) then bend the note up and down a few times and that will get rid of the slack. Actually you should do it before you tune up, bend all notes. Cause i've found the strings get slack over night.
Hahaha, turns out it was just old strings. And they were Elixers, and not really made for low tunings. Got some Ernie Ball strings and it solved the problem. And I'm definitely not emo lol.
Lol. I just like playing along with stuff. And chords are easy to play when you just bar the the last 3 strings instead of having them spread out ya know.
Yeah, I have been playing Blink 182 alot lately so it is really just power chords, but I do alot of other stuff too. So finding the right strings is a pain.
bro yes!! blink is tha bomb there shits so easy to play too love it aswell always good pauses where you can leap into the next chord off your amp or drumkit haha sickk stuff
Dude you are the best at tuning! I never even heard of tightining then you loosen it because I didn't even ever tune my guitar. But anyway thanks for telling me about that now every now and then I tune my guitar so thanks .
guys have any idea what i need to do? my guitar gets out of tune after i go to tune the other strings!!! when i tune all of them and immediately come back to the first string i see that its way out of tune!!! plz help me if there is a way!!! i have an old japaneas electric guitar.and i just changed my strings.
Please explain why most electric guitars including the gibson les paul do not make good sounding chord sounds. They are way off. The G string is way off . Could it be the neck? The sales man will play his licks and it sounds ok but when i try for a nice chord sound say a A or D chord it just sucks. What's wrong? Please . Mabye my ears are too sensitive.
the g string just sounds odd . and causes chords to sound way out of tune. right now I am suspecting the nut. Honestly , I've been trying out guitars at music stores and they all sound our of tune even when after we tune em up? which also makes me think the strings? I put on
D'addario XL LIGHT gage, 24w, ECG25 Flat wound. Gibson electric semi hollow ES 333 used guitar. I really shouldn't of bought it but i did.
the reason that you think the electric sounds out of tune, or weird, when you strum chords is because it doesn't resonate throughout the body like the acoustic. Solid bodies are solid, not hollow.
Youre like 40 and you wear a baseball cap on backwards like some fucking goober dumbfuck that is too stupid to know how absolutely stupid that looks. Also you are a bad guitar player you have the most boring style in the fucking world you like shit bands. Fuck you
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where do i get a tuner because i can't tune at all for my life !!!!!!!! and what if you play like once every month ? would i need to change my strings ?
umm, If you don't play the guitar more than once a month then the strings are going to get tougher and less flexible. and you can get a tuner from just about any guitar or music shop... I would try to play it atleast twice a week, other wise there isn't really a point in wasting 20 dollars on a tuner.. that's just my opinion though...
Dude, you need to play your guitar at least 30 minutes every day. You can't play guitar if you only play once a month.
That's why you can't tune- you don't play. Honestly, you need to play more.
If you only plan to play once a month, twice a month, 3 times a month, or even once a week, you should sell your guitar. Honestly, you won't get anywhere.
What if he's playing for himself, for fun...is it all about "getting somewhere". I play my guitar whenever I want to! It might be everyday or maybe once a month but I do it for myself.
I play guitar purely for the fun and enjoyment of it, but it's an expensive hobby. I don't see the point in spending $150+ on something you're not gonna put your heart into. I mean, a guitar is at least $100, and if you're gonna be spending that much money, why only play it once a month? With the economy like this, you need to spend your money wisely, not waste it on guitar your going to play 12 times a year.
And also, when I said 30 minutes a day, I mean, it's not that much time. At least not when you love it so much. And what's the point on spending a bunch of money on something you aren't gonna have time for? Honestly, most people don't have a couple extra $100 bills laying around that they can just spend away on something they aren't gonna have the time and effort for.
I mean, it's a bunch of money- and it's something that's sort of a commitment. I play like 6 hours a day, and it's my life.
i'm pretty awesome at guitar (trying to be modist) and i never knew that. I just got an Epiphone les paul custom with bigsby and as soon as he sed put graphite in the nut and tune it like that it stays in tune alot better!!
well you cant try tuning a string by matching i to another string of a particular not, for example you can drop c by fretting a string and matching it to the one you desire. look it up
I've used that same method of tuning for many yrs. I didn't know that was the right way.
When I began playing eons ago, there were no guitar tuners, I always till today, use a tuning fork, After I tune to make sure I get it precisely, One way to learn perfect pitch is to memorize the strings open,EADGBE,That was the old method, Well, for me it was. And it sill works, Then I match up the tones going up the fingerboard till the end.
This is cool. Do you guys give classes personally as well? Dude, I feel like I'm actually in class when I'm watching this. I hope you start teaching out of the Net, if so let me know so I can learn as well :)
David, I would add one point to your excellent lesson. Take your fingers off the turner after you have tightened the string when checking for final tuning. That little bit of finger pressure can give you a slightly false reading.
I've been playing 16 years and I never knew about TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN,TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN, TIGHTEN.... lol
Good video.. very helpful.. well done David..
RTEareSOMEshower 1 month ago
I've been playing for 2 years and I'm just learning this. TIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTENTIGHTEN
icmbld 2 months ago
nope you dont want to bust one when ur playing out live...they didnt come to see that
cdjbear87 3 months ago
tightening tightening tightening! haha!!! Great video!
maw19992 6 months ago
thanks so much dude, i never knew that about the tuning
Skatinassassin1175 6 months ago
BORING!
IXxRaraxXI 7 months ago
so, when its out of tune and the notes to high, you tune it down past the note you want, then tune it back up. yeah?
Theodosiou74 7 months ago
not at all confusing (: you're a brilliant teacher
stopwarstartmetal 7 months ago
i change my strings everyday...dammit..
tabotabojayar 8 months ago
man u have a beautiful guitar!
XxshnarfxX 9 months ago
im very fluent and i learned alot dude...
nirvanachewbaccabean 9 months ago
After a good setup there are a lot more preparation than just tuning up to pitch. What about keeping strat in tune with bends and whammy use ?
Aldeenify 9 months ago
I will tune my guitar, and within a minute it will have gone a note out of tune. It's driving me crazy, can someone help?
dubkaos 11 months ago
@dubkaos new strings
lxlDeltatlxl 9 months ago
@dubkaos if you recently change your strings you have to stretch them and then tune again, play it for a while and then tune again.
dragonzith 8 months ago
very interesting I never knew there was a difference between tuning in from a sharp or flat position.....I've been playing for years! so not just for beginners.
Desleesongs 1 year ago
7 years it took for me to know this..i suck...thanks man great vid!!!
TX4upapi 1 year ago
you mentioned about wiping the strings.... i have heard some people they wipe the string with ZIPPO lighters oil... is that a good idea to cleanup strings and keep them from rusting?
sam32525 1 year ago
i hve an ibanez n wen i tune it it keeps on going down :/
Hammer2Pull 1 year ago
so... can you teach me how to tune my "acoustic guitar"? it said... acoustic so i clicked this video..
TheKongol19 1 year ago
@TheKongol19 Tuning an acoustic and an Electric are the same thing. Unless your using a floyd rose system, but other than that, its the same
mychem1914777 9 months ago
ok just a thought
but will putting a capo before the first fret (i forgot what that part is called, its infront of the tuning pegs) help keep the guitar in tune? plz reply fast :)
nine9live5 1 year ago
"tightningtightntighntightntgntgn"
TellaYella 1 year ago
this is so useless, if you own a smartphone just get a tuning app
Exult 1 year ago
@Exult it is not useless.. I think you missed the point.
MusicWavesMan 1 year ago
thank uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu :-)
symzworld27 1 year ago
i love you !! u've helped me more than u can imagine!!
CHEERS!
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samdaemen 1 year ago
Ive heard another way to help keep it in tune is kinda stretching the strings??, you put your finger on something like the 10th fret and then get a rag and clean down the string in a slight pull motion.
not sure it if its right i just heard it on a video once
kaleluk31 1 year ago
oh woah.. i learned something haha thanks
louzarv1 1 year ago
Titan titan titan LOL
ulbrick 1 year ago
thanks that was helpfull
kakachi100 1 year ago
WTF
I must be retarded, this is the first time I noticed tighten and titan are pronounced the same.
almostLiterate 1 year ago
@almostLiterate lol yea @ 1:40
"u wanna go titan titan titan titan" XD
nine9live5 1 year ago
I am glad you put this up because people I was trying to explain this correct way to do this thought I was crazy. Same thing about the acids and oils that your hands transfer to your instrument, and when to replace your strins. Do you have more stuff to learn.
lois228gmail 1 year ago
Thanks for this one! :)
athrunjustice 1 year ago
@silverwolfxp27
You probably are "retarted" coz you cant even spell that.
R-E-T-A-R-D-E-D.
: )
Lol
EspionageNinjax 1 year ago
i have the exact same tuner...T_T and it never works for me..cause im probably retarted...
silverwolfxp27 1 year ago
Great tips!
Thanks! :-)
smackc4 1 year ago
WHATS UP GOOD PEOPLE!
that made me lol...
123uiuiui 1 year ago 24
ohhhh so thats why my old teacher did tat with my guitar when he passed from the center
pokemon777master 2 years ago
i need help mi guitar keeps going out of tune i change the strings after that it still going out of tune then i put pencil shaving to see if that would help but its still going out of tune i dont know what to do can someone please help me
XFactor1011 2 years ago 2
@XFactor1011 are you stretchnig out your strings when you put knew ones?
deepincision13 1 year ago
5 Stars- Great tip, never knew this :D
chnl9 2 years ago
i never thought about this and i tried it because my low E string wouldn't stay in tune for crap and now it stays in tune!
KvSrocks 2 years ago
i like sandwhiches
RandomActionProd 2 years ago 3
whats a good/ normal caliber setting?
right now its on 447
twistedenjoyment 2 years ago
440
ilikephobo 2 years ago
i cant believe he left out the most important thing when trying to keep a guitar in tune; stretching your strings. some strings require more or less stretching depending on the brand. elixers for example dont realy need it.
ihatebobsaget1989 2 years ago
when i started tuning my guitar the string broke
CMontana0000 2 years ago
like he said if you over tune, and then u come down you'll have too much slack and go out of tune as soon as one bend!!! robert johnson said loosen if your too sharp (doesn't have to be a lot like this guy said) then bend the note up and down a few times and that will get rid of the slack. Actually you should do it before you tune up, bend all notes. Cause i've found the strings get slack over night.
NameSupplied 2 years ago
i jus got a guitar for christmas, but i have no clue how to tune,play a note, or do anything with it!
bellarini 2 years ago
somebody help me....everytime i tune to drop d, the low c string gets out of tune SOO easily. help
NoobTubre 2 years ago
then drop D ya lil emo
XD jokes, i drop D all the time. Uhh i dunno im not a tuning wiz otherwise i would be watchin this vid :P
CVcivilrights 2 years ago
Hahaha, turns out it was just old strings. And they were Elixers, and not really made for low tunings. Got some Ernie Ball strings and it solved the problem. And I'm definitely not emo lol.
NoobTubre 2 years ago
@NoobTubre haha ernie ball is the best bro, haha your not emo yet you drop D theres a first
XD
CVcivilrights 2 years ago
Lol. I just like playing along with stuff. And chords are easy to play when you just bar the the last 3 strings instead of having them spread out ya know.
NoobTubre 2 years ago
@NoobTubre yer man power chords is all i ever use bro, but im punk rock sooo
CVcivilrights 2 years ago
Yeah, I have been playing Blink 182 alot lately so it is really just power chords, but I do alot of other stuff too. So finding the right strings is a pain.
NoobTubre 2 years ago
bro yes!! blink is tha bomb there shits so easy to play too love it aswell always good pauses where you can leap into the next chord off your amp or drumkit haha sickk stuff
CVcivilrights 2 years ago
hahaha totally. its easy to play and good to improv on. and drums is extremely fun to play with too
NoobTubre 2 years ago
this helped me thanks. ^_^
pdl292 2 years ago
I like this dude, he's so enthusiastic about guitars.
texaspete66 2 years ago
Well it depends on how often you play, for example, i change my strings every two months
:)
LZZL9 2 years ago
about how often do u guys think i should change my strings, didn't change it till i bought mine on november 08 :P ?
Triszo 2 years ago
they say once every 2-3 months. lol
AshleyTisdaleAndTJ 2 years ago
Depends on your strings, the thinner it is, got to change more often it can last less then a month.
blinkava5 2 years ago
thanks alot, nice tips
klcheng88 2 years ago
Nice Fuckin guitar!!!
dellonen 2 years ago 3
i love how the headstock matches the pickguard on that strat
DearlyBelovedxx3 2 years ago
anyone who dides this vid i wierd coz u did such a great job dude ,rock on!
inzy23 2 years ago
thanks a bunch dude.
jason09guitarmaniac 2 years ago
oh yeah and i need to change my acoustic strings lol
md47bot 2 years ago
WOW i never knew that THANKS MAN!!
md47bot 2 years ago
I'm an amature player. I haden't heard of these tips. good tips, man.
juanRistite 2 years ago
That's a very pretty guitar =D
pantscrapper12 2 years ago
take it to a guitar shop and have it checked out
irok972 2 years ago
thanks so much
crazypersonlovenacho 2 years ago 2
Floyd Rose:D
UnionPacificBigBoy 2 years ago
needeless to say...i do this automatically
karffiol 2 years ago
Thank you very much for the tips! I didn't know about tuning up to the note! thanx.
TheFireball100 2 years ago 2
very great tips!!!
thanks a bunch
sinnad07 2 years ago
What kind of guitar do you have? Get a seagull original S6....great guitar for the money
rangeyer 2 years ago 2
ive been playing for abut 14 years and i never knew these things...thanks a bunch
LeftyLP80 2 years ago 3
..................im hella confused!!!!!!! : /
znovaky68 2 years ago
i get it!
playpsp8 2 years ago
this is soooo confusing!!!
PoppinLipGloss13 2 years ago
do we put the tuner on guitar or bass? on the korg tuner
aznkrype2nite97 2 years ago
Guitar, Bass would be for a bass guitar.
housemandoc23 2 years ago
are Kona guitars good?
CrueRock 2 years ago
wow this is very helpfull especially since i got the same tuner as yours
faint1461 2 years ago
shit never knew... tightening down then up. all those wasted years... thanks buddy.
SpaceBanaynay 2 years ago 19
@SpaceBanaynay I never knew that either. This is cool!
TraceguyRune 1 year ago
Dude you are the best at tuning! I never even heard of tightining then you loosen it because I didn't even ever tune my guitar. But anyway thanks for telling me about that now every now and then I tune my guitar so thanks .
germany1220 2 years ago
ending on a loosen sucks....
Jmorgasmic 2 years ago
Word.
bazookajustin 2 years ago
How much is an electric tuner?
gigglegigggle 2 years ago
they lke 10$ or 20 bucks
PeaceHippys 2 years ago
the only thing i disagree with is new strings.
i dont like them when they are fresh. they gotta get broken into a little bit lol.
itsallgood239 2 years ago
wow thanks.
itsallgood239 2 years ago
guys have any idea what i need to do? my guitar gets out of tune after i go to tune the other strings!!! when i tune all of them and immediately come back to the first string i see that its way out of tune!!! plz help me if there is a way!!! i have an old japaneas electric guitar.and i just changed my strings.
bboys0lid 2 years ago
Try and have it set up by a professional, that will probably get rid of any problems causing it.
guncore 2 years ago 2
In other words - Always TUNE UP
starting from a flat reference pitch.
b24warbaby 2 years ago 2
tightentightentightentightentighten
DONT END ON A LOOSEN rofl
ibanezjem224 2 years ago
4:44
he ends on a loosen :D
TapeMeasureandhair 2 years ago
LOL DUDE ur funny!!!
rhonin93 2 years ago
tightentightentightentighten
204YoungGuitarist204 2 years ago 3
could anyone recomend a good elec acoustic guitar for around 200 - 300 dollarS? Thanks
madd90 2 years ago
Yamaha maybe
shadowdevil666 2 years ago
squire.
..you can find reviews here in youtube..
icoipogi 2 years ago
wow thanks for the great tip :)
1485x 2 years ago
Please explain why most electric guitars including the gibson les paul do not make good sounding chord sounds. They are way off. The G string is way off . Could it be the neck? The sales man will play his licks and it sounds ok but when i try for a nice chord sound say a A or D chord it just sucks. What's wrong? Please . Mabye my ears are too sensitive.
cybervisionstar 2 years ago
Are you saying the tone (sound) is bad or the note is just off?
popomczowzow 2 years ago
the g string just sounds odd . and causes chords to sound way out of tune. right now I am suspecting the nut. Honestly , I've been trying out guitars at music stores and they all sound our of tune even when after we tune em up? which also makes me think the strings? I put on
D'addario XL LIGHT gage, 24w, ECG25 Flat wound. Gibson electric semi hollow ES 333 used guitar. I really shouldn't of bought it but i did.
cybervisionstar 2 years ago
I honestly can't help you with that. I'm puzzled. SOrry about that though
popomczowzow 2 years ago
the reason that you think the electric sounds out of tune, or weird, when you strum chords is because it doesn't resonate throughout the body like the acoustic. Solid bodies are solid, not hollow.
scizor000 2 years ago
i dont wont to bust one lolololl
pilotboyohio 2 years ago
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Youre like 40 and you wear a baseball cap on backwards like some fucking goober dumbfuck that is too stupid to know how absolutely stupid that looks. Also you are a bad guitar player you have the most boring style in the fucking world you like shit bands. Fuck you
DeepSeaSeamus 2 years ago
Good tip,
thanks
Ishayau 3 years ago
Is there any site or video that shows the name of strings strumming ect. I just got a guitar and I need to learn how to play it
NightwolfHLS 3 years ago
exact same tuner cept black
zachy3621 3 years ago
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CODY1225678 3 years ago
can i tune a acoustic guitar with the tuner he is using in the video'
lopkiis 3 years ago
yea you can
PandaOtters 3 years ago
i know i just bought mine 1 month ago and i played it evrday since
chichen111 2 years ago
i can i have the same
zachy3621 3 years ago
i have a blow in tuner how do you tune with that please help
4ace4life4 3 years ago
where do i get a tuner because i can't tune at all for my life !!!!!!!! and what if you play like once every month ? would i need to change my strings ?
MileyJobro 3 years ago
umm, If you don't play the guitar more than once a month then the strings are going to get tougher and less flexible. and you can get a tuner from just about any guitar or music shop... I would try to play it atleast twice a week, other wise there isn't really a point in wasting 20 dollars on a tuner.. that's just my opinion though...
IIandrokII 3 years ago
Dude, you need to play your guitar at least 30 minutes every day. You can't play guitar if you only play once a month.
That's why you can't tune- you don't play. Honestly, you need to play more.
If you only plan to play once a month, twice a month, 3 times a month, or even once a week, you should sell your guitar. Honestly, you won't get anywhere.
popomczowzow 3 years ago
What if he's playing for himself, for fun...is it all about "getting somewhere". I play my guitar whenever I want to! It might be everyday or maybe once a month but I do it for myself.
noSMOKINGfilms 3 years ago
I play guitar purely for the fun and enjoyment of it, but it's an expensive hobby. I don't see the point in spending $150+ on something you're not gonna put your heart into. I mean, a guitar is at least $100, and if you're gonna be spending that much money, why only play it once a month? With the economy like this, you need to spend your money wisely, not waste it on guitar your going to play 12 times a year.
popomczowzow 3 years ago
And also, when I said 30 minutes a day, I mean, it's not that much time. At least not when you love it so much. And what's the point on spending a bunch of money on something you aren't gonna have time for? Honestly, most people don't have a couple extra $100 bills laying around that they can just spend away on something they aren't gonna have the time and effort for.
I mean, it's a bunch of money- and it's something that's sort of a commitment. I play like 6 hours a day, and it's my life.
popomczowzow 3 years ago
its not about what you play for, or how much you play compared to anyone else. you both love playing right?
theres nothin wrong with that
zeedentist 2 years ago
cool
greenkamo 3 years ago
awesome
ryanator619 3 years ago
i'm pretty awesome at guitar (trying to be modist) and i never knew that. I just got an Epiphone les paul custom with bigsby and as soon as he sed put graphite in the nut and tune it like that it stays in tune alot better!!
EMOHIPPYHUNTER 3 years ago
this was helpful
=]
mynameisnike 3 years ago
Ok, i play for 2 years and didn't know this neither
PbVeritas 3 years ago 3
this was awsome
ifwdr 3 years ago
thanks, this helped a lot
df0lks 3 years ago
erm seriously i am a beginner and i cant understand it =,=
smfrnd 3 years ago 4
lol, but it is specialy for beginners
FoRsepsV 3 years ago 2
meh 2 this is all too weird
badboyfabregas 3 years ago
can you guys do like b or a, i just wanna know, do i need to adjust the truss rod?
darknessstare666 3 years ago
i like guitars smuthered with your mom
pikeland257 3 years ago
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Stick that guitar neck up yer ass, ya asshole fag cunt junkie poof
Stumblefuck 3 years ago
Hey if you have locking tuners aren't you suppposed to tune down to pitch?
BUBBASIMS 3 years ago
LOL TUNE IN LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO
TacoROCKrj 3 years ago
thanks
noobguitarplayer1 3 years ago 2
thanks Dave!
GameOvrMan 3 years ago 2
can you do a tuning segement on drop tunings like D & C
ZachPotterf 3 years ago 2
i love ur videos!it helps me alot whenver i need help!
metangking123 3 years ago
hey! that's my tuner! good lesson
RockabillyPinstriper 3 years ago
good video - good common sense information that many of us just take for granted ...
delpuckett 3 years ago 2
Tighten tighten tighten tighten tighten LMFAO
wpjenkins 3 years ago 8
This is a Valuable lesson People!!!!
martyfs74 3 years ago
David says "Tighten" a lot this lesson.
jKazej 3 years ago 2
its stuck in my head... -.- tighten tighten tighten tighten tighten!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
JJbowlingwiifreak2 3 years ago 5
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how do you tune without a tuner and stop yapping
hazmeg 3 years ago
maybe you can listen to AC/DC - Stiff upper lip:D... because they play an A, and you can tune your a string, and then the other by ear....
sayt92 3 years ago
well you cant try tuning a string by matching i to another string of a particular not, for example you can drop c by fretting a string and matching it to the one you desire. look it up
z0mgzt0m 3 years ago
haha i have the same tuner, but less....uh.....experienced :P
soccerkarer 3 years ago
i love ur videos! they really help me! thx a lot!
Chest3R1987 3 years ago
I've used that same method of tuning for many yrs. I didn't know that was the right way.
When I began playing eons ago, there were no guitar tuners, I always till today, use a tuning fork, After I tune to make sure I get it precisely, One way to learn perfect pitch is to memorize the strings open,EADGBE,That was the old method, Well, for me it was. And it sill works, Then I match up the tones going up the fingerboard till the end.
Have more to say on the subject, Another time.
Roger59Dodge 3 years ago
i love these videos, so helpful
ilvs34 3 years ago
lmfao 4:48 i wanna end there (too far hahahahaha)
slayermik 3 years ago
This is cool. Do you guys give classes personally as well? Dude, I feel like I'm actually in class when I'm watching this. I hope you start teaching out of the Net, if so let me know so I can learn as well :)
chick7489 3 years ago
Check out their website dude, in the video info.
charlesandhisworld 3 years ago
Hey David,
Your brother is damn CRAZY!, just dropping in to say that hes an exceptional bassist, and greetings from Panama. Rock On.
All of you should suscribe to the nextlevelguitar page, there some other awesome videos.
tzenatos 3 years ago
could you please do a tapping lesson?
promazebro 3 years ago
nice beat up tuner =p
darkeagle551 3 years ago
you guys should get some bassists to make lessons too that would be awesome
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CaptainCheeseCurl 3 years ago
please give an advanced lesson licks, scales, anything
darkeagle551 3 years ago
cool vid
pfguitar1111 3 years ago
David, I would add one point to your excellent lesson. Take your fingers off the turner after you have tightened the string when checking for final tuning. That little bit of finger pressure can give you a slightly false reading.
BillZBubb 3 years ago
thanks for the tips
I just got my first fixed bridge guitar, after having always having floating bridges / floyd roses..
strangely enough, my floyd roses all stay in tune, and it's the fixed bridge that goes out lol
Ibbod0 3 years ago
i have that tuner they are so good
befrankis 3 years ago
I have it too
redbird963 3 years ago
Does the string thickness matter?
leonelcuellar 3 years ago
yes, girth is important.
philbio66 3 years ago