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Ukulele Tuner

Ukulele Tuner

Tune your ukulele by microphone and catch its bright tone. A chromatic tuner — GCEA, low G and baritone all work the same way.

Allow the microphone and play a string to start tuning.

How to tune a ukulele

An online ukulele tuner listens to your uke's bright tone through the microphone and shows each string's note along with how many cents it is off. In re-entrant tuning the G string sits higher than the rest; the tuner reads it as it is, so you never pull a string to the wrong octave. Allow the microphone, play a string and turn the peg gently until the needle reaches the middle.

Because it is chromatic there is no tuning to select: standard GCEA, low G and baritone are all tuned the same way — find the note each string should reach in the table below. In standard tuning the top G string is thinner than its neighbour (re-entrant); the tuner reads that as it is, so all you need to watch is which G you are heading for. A tuned ukulele rings out clearly in the mix and everyone settles on the same pitch from the first song.

String notes and frequencies

The tuner is chromatic — find your target note here, then turn the peg until the needle centres on it. Frequencies are given against A4 = 440 Hz.

Standard tuning

StringNoteFrequency
1G4392.00 Hz
2C4261.63 Hz
3E4329.63 Hz
4A4440.00 Hz

Low G

StringNoteFrequency
1G3196.00 Hz
2C4261.63 Hz
3E4329.63 Hz
4A4440.00 Hz

Baritone

StringNoteFrequency
1D3146.83 Hz
2G3196.00 Hz
3B3246.94 Hz
4E4329.63 Hz
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