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Start with the most-used guitar tunings, then jump into the dedicated tuner page.
Drop, open, modal, bass, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, and extended-range tunings live here.
Every listing links to a microphone tuner, target notes, songs, FAQs, and practice guidance.
The quickest routes for the queries most guitar players search first.
The default E-A-D-G-B-E tuning used by most lessons, chord charts, and tabs.
Tune nowA one-string change that unlocks heavier riffs and one-finger power chords.
Tune nowA ringing open chord tuning for blues, rock rhythm parts, and slide guitar.
Tune nowA modal tuning for Celtic, folk, and fingerstyle arrangements with drone notes.
Tune nowA lower drop tuning for metal, hard rock, and modern rhythm guitar.
Tune nowStandard E-A-D-G bass tuning for four-string bass players.
Tune nowTune bass down a half step to Eb-Ab-Db-Gb for lower songs and guitarists in Eb.
Tune nowB-E-A-D-G-C tuning with low B and high C for extended-range bass.
Tune nowLinear G-C-E-A tuning with G3 low G for deeper ukulele arrangements.
Tune nowUseful next pages once you know what kind of sound you want.
Compare Drop D, Drop C, Drop B, and lower metal tunings.
Find open major, open minor, and modal tunings with ringing drones.
Learn how to tune each string and stabilize your guitar before practice.
Move from open strings into chord shapes once the guitar is in tune.
Scan supported tunings by note pattern when you already know the sound you want.
Compare EADG, Eb bass, Drop D bass, 5-string, and 6-string bass tuners.
Build your own string layout for extended-range or experimental setups.