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Hi, good! You can use this (4 string) tuner: ruclips.net/video/SDUSJSYDNCk/видео.htmlsi=lfBCwLQcqZGdmZIN But careful, you need lighter strings, lowest string would be a D1, for the high string it would be a B2

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@@Kaitou_Yuvi if you want an equivalent to 1020bpm you can use the 510 at 2x speed (which won’t sound good) Or 765 at 1.5x speed (also bad) Or maybe the 816Bpm at 1.25 speed That last one could work

@BestMusicToolsOfficial aight thanks

@@DamjanDoksevski thanks for being the first on commenting 😄

Make sure to listen to it from different sources (speakers, headphones, etc.) It's actually an F note, but at those lower frequencies it's a little bit hard to listen

That really means a lot 🥲 Most of my videos don’t pass the 100 views I think, would love to have more views

@BestMusicToolsOfficial Yeah no problem, man! I always use your videos for music

@@Primordialword thanks so much!! You’re the first person to give me a super thanks 🙏🏼😄

Thanks for being the first one to do it 🥲

@@PatiZenn Hi! Well, you could try using the first 5 nylon strings of a guitar and use them in the top 5 (lowest) string of the guitalele, but then you’ll be missing one string for the first high A, which you can take from a ukulele, anyways it also depends on the scale length. The best to do is probably using set of ukulele strings, use the 1, 2 and 3 and then use the 3, 4 and 5 from a guitar set to use as the lowest 3 strings. I don’t promise it’ll work, but might be worth trying. Hope it helps

@BestMusicToolsOfficial thank you so much for your answer🤗 but its to complicated for me I am beginner 😆 but maybe someone will help me with your idea. Thank you so much. I always tune my gitalele with your RUclips video because there is no tuner so far i didn't found yet. Your video isthe best sound for me. Thank you 🤗

@@mistressmozart glad to help! Thanks for watching 😊

Drop G is very very hard to sound well. You need a bass with long scale length and a very thick G string (at least 145 but u can find 160 and even 175 online)

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@@nationalgord you’re very welcome. Yes, and using your ear to tune with this tuner is also a great exercise 😉 Thanks for watching

Hi, from 1st to 6th you can use: 17-30-42-54-64-74 You can buy a D’Addario 10-74 Light Top/Heavy Bottom 8-String Set: and use the top 6 strings Compare the first string (G3) equals the 3rd string on a regular guitar (standard tuning). The lowest note (G1) is only a half step higher than the regular F# on an 8 string guitar tuned to standard F#. Hope that helps