Tuning the Classical Guitar - How to Tune by Ear or with a Tuner

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Comment from : This is Classical Guitar

I find it takes a long time for my strings to "settle in" after I change them - at least compared to my steel string guitar Is there a way to keep classical guitar strings in tune after I change my strings?
Comment from : alan hart

Hello! I havegood classical guitar from Spanish master It is normal if my g string starting out of tune from 5th from and how higher thouse stronger(all other string are good)
Comment from : Сергей Кириенков

Marvellous !
Comment from : Robin Terkzer

Bravo! You managed to talk bullshit for 5 whole minutes about tuning your guitar, before you actually did it! And still you can't stop mumbling?
Comment from : Lars Levin Berget

Hello! Thank you for the wonderful content I also really appreciate the fact that you put the tabs up I have a vintage 1950s Vicente Tatay Tomas and the action is so high, the intonation get's problematic going down the scale The harmonic method really helps to keep it in check! Cheers!
Comment from : Lavek

Sometimes i use my own video on you tube for Spanish guitar on a Brazilian Guitar i got that sounds great But thanks i always watch this channel for Classical Guitar Advice one of the best you can find 😮
Comment from : Rene Cuevas

Thank you so much for your video sir💚
Comment from : tarzan janggle people

Hi Werner, perhaps you can clarify something for me When using the 440 hz A4 tuning fork as the initial reference, why not start with pitch positions which are A4? Ie 1st str 5th fret, 2nd str 10th fret, etc Why/ - how is it, that the A4 440 Hz is used to tune the open A string which should be tuned to A2 at 110Hz ?
Comment from : Roger Murphy

Thank you, this was excellent for tuning the cg🙏😊🎼🎵
Comment from : Renee Ridgeway

Fantastic
Comment from : Watupm

OK, sosince different methods can give you slightly different results, how do you decide which tuning to use in any given situation?
Comment from : fuffy442

Professor you said that you are going to make a lesson on " Un dia de Noviembre " we are waiting for it sir !
Comment from : Zeventric

Very helpful 🖤🖤
Comment from : Ludovica R

Great video! I think this is the first vid on tuning that I’ve ever run across Way overdue Super great for beginners I seem to follow your final method pretty closely Big thank you!
Comment from : Larry30102

Seems to me that you skipped the most compelling reason to skip the electronic tuner: Developing your ear!
Comment from : Zachary Braverman

Ear tuning really develops the ear Unfortunately many if not most guitars have intonation issues And you learn to compensate depending on the key that you are playing I have been surprised that even professional players are not always playing 100 in tune
Comment from : Frum Pilot-Kumzitzer Rebbe