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Instrument Tunings
TuneUniversal guide to common tunings for guitar, bass, ukulele and banjo.
Start with standard tuning, then use alternate tunings when you need lower riffs, open chords or a different sound.
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Related tools
Online guitar tuner
Use your microphone to tune standard guitar strings quickly and accurately — no app download required.
Online bass tuner
Tune a four-string or five-string bass guitar with real-time pitch detection — free and browser-based.
Online ukulele tuner
Tune your soprano, concert, tenor or baritone ukulele with your microphone — free, fast, no download needed.
Guitar tunings
Standard, drop, open and extended-range tunings for modern guitar.
Bass tunings
Standard bass and five-string low B tuning for lower range.
Ukulele tunings
High G, Low G and D tuning for different ukulele styles.
Banjo tunings
Double C and Sawmill tunings for traditional banjo sounds.
FAQ
Which tuning is best for beginners?
Start with the standard tuning for your instrument because it is used in most songs, lessons and chord charts.
Can one tuner handle alternate tunings?
Yes. Choose the instrument or preset and tune each string to the reference notes.