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TB-002 • Guitar Tuning Advanced (justinguitar.com)



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Learn how to use harmonics to tune your guitar and some advanced tricks ;) I mean.. it's not that advanced really, just more advanced than the one most people learn first!
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oh right sorry yeah ( 4 months ago by 8FOB5)
oh right sorry yeah
isnt that called a ... ( 4 months ago by timmywolfram)
isnt that called a stretocaster?
No, its a ... ( 4 months ago by HarlequinSniper)
No, its a telecaster.
Actually its called ... ( 4 months ago by Bartimaeus616)
Actually its called sonic oscillation
This works on ... ( 4 months ago by Baxx321)
This works on acoustic.
haha ... ( 4 months ago by RisenWoWProductions)
haha eeeaaaeaaeaeaeaaeaa when he was making the warbling sound
I dont get it, how ... ( 4 months ago by Sanchez141290)
I dont get it, how does he make that crazy sound and when he lets his hand go, it keeps going -,-' please help me :D I Searched his site but he doesnt explain how he plays the guitar -,- i asume this is an 'harmonic'. Grtzz
Yes, its a ... ( 4 months ago by pr0n3)
Yes, its a harmonic. The 2 harmonics you mostly see our pinch harmonics and regular harmonics. There are also false harmonics as well. Look those up on youtube and enjoy the learning experience.
hey man, i just ... ( 3 months ago by ryanlim94)
hey man, i just think you need to shorten your vids, but otherwise good job :D
Hey James Blunt!! ... ( 3 months ago by SirApocalypsew00721)
Hey James Blunt!! These videos are helpfull! Thanks!!
Hey I'm grateful ... ( 3 months ago by CptBird)
Hey I'm grateful for u sharing all your knowledge with us youtubers but can i ask does this work with all tunings? And where in London were u to make it 'Hot London' lol cos its never that hot :P
Array ( 3 months ago by martijnhuis)
hey justin,
great video but i have a question,
if your guitar is tuned 6th string= d# and 5th sring is G# do the harmonics sound the same or is does is onley sound the same if you tune it in 6th = E and 5th = A ?
Yep, because the ... ( 3 months ago by MercuryClock)
Yep, because the intervals between the strings are still the same. E to A and D# to G# are both perfect fourths. So this will work for any standard tuning, but not dropped or open tunings.
lol @ 2:26 wewewewe ( 2 months ago by xXForgetxitXx)
lol @ 2:26 wewewewe
whats on your right ... ( 2 months ago by dreadphingsk8)
whats on your right arm? is it wire or tatoo?
left i should say ( 2 months ago by dreadphingsk8)
left i should say
looks like a " ... ( 2 months ago by alfalfasprout69)
looks like a "broken arrow"
Thanks, J., very ... ( 2 months ago by JedoDre)
Thanks, J., very valuable information as always.
its a mic ( 2 months ago by falllzone)
its a mic
awsome work your ... ( 2 months ago by jimicrack29)
awsome work your the best!!! really love your demo reviews with gadgets!!!! super how you explain all aspects and show the sounds.!! by the way i have a peavy blazer 158 amp just im kind of cofused with the pre,post,low,mid,high knobs? i did watch your amp demos just confused. hope you can help me with this amp. with clean and distorted tones.
Array ( 1 month ago by SubGordonUSN)
Hey Justin,
First of all great video! I discovered harmonic tuning by happenstance early in my playing, and I wanted to give you a little addendum that has worked for me: when tuning the G and B strings, you can hit the harmonic in the 9th fret for the G, and the 5th fret for the B. And, if you'd like, you c
ould even go further by hitting the harmonic on the 7th fret for the E string. They all resonate at the same frequency. Anyway, I hope you have some luck with that. Have a great day.
Very good guitar, ... ( 1 month ago by almartin1234)
Very good guitar, please visit me.
Justin, In re: ... ( 1 month ago by gregkarson)
Justin, In re: your video TB-002 on tuning via harmonics- There is indeed a fancy technical term for the "warbling" sound you hear. It is called Phase Cancellation. As for the internet critics of harmonic tuning, if you have your reference string tuned properly in the first place, then tuning by harmonics ought to work perfectly well. Of course, given the opportunity to tune with a Peterson Strobe, I would not even bother fussing with harmonics. The higher end Korg rack tuners are also nice.
Yikes...this is a ... ( 1 week ago by grunella)
Yikes...this is a seriously flawed method. While this will work good if you are only playing power chords or a chord with a Major 3rd on the 2nd string....being you are tuning perfect 5th's pure and major 3rds pure on the 2nd string pure. Try playing a G Major barre chord on the 6th string....you will have an very sharp major 3rd on the 3rd string and two different D notes..20 cents apart. You are tuning pure intervals to a tempered fretting system..not gonna work!



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