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Online Ukulele Tuner

    Use this free online ukulele tuner to tune your ukulele. This online tuner is special because you are able to change the notes to what you want, this is especially useful if you are using alternate ukulele tunings. The default tuning is the standard GCEA ukulele tuning. If you have a Banjo Ukulele, then the tunings are still the same, so this will work. You will find presets for alternate tunings on the right side. For other methods on how to tune your ukulele go to our Ukulele Tuning Methods page. If you want to check out our old ukulele tuner go here. Below the tuner there are instructions on how to use it. If you want a preset that is not on the list, or if you have a comment or question, say so below in the comment box.

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The numbering of the strings on a ukulele

How to Use this Tuner: To the right there is an image that explains the numbering of the strings on an ukulele. Click on the note for the string you want to tune and then turn the tuning pegs on your ukulele and match it up with the note that is being played. Adjust the volume on your computer until it is close to the volume of the sound your ukulele produces so one sound does not overwhelm the other. In this tuner there are two tones provided, a natural ukulele sound, and a computer generated frequency that is exactly the correct pitch, use whichever you find easier to use.


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Debburns [02/21/2012 14:43]

I just registered and cannot get the image of the ukulele to make a sound. What am I doing wrong?

POPRIK [03/19/2012 16:37]

I'M STILL LOOKING FOR A WAY TO TUNE MY TENOR UKE TO D-G-B-E.ALL SUGGESTIONS WILL BE APPRECIATED.TKS

hulkulele [03/30/2012 19:03]

hey peoples am 40 yrs old and have decided to learn uke acquired a mahalo hulk green ukulele. have used online tuner (fantastic)have started to teach myself over the rainbow/wonderful world,and am wondering what would be an easier song to start with or nuture my progression.

hulkulele [04/01/2012 18:09]

trying to teach myself somewhere over the rainbow/what a wonderful world useing a calypso strum dd uu du on what strum do i change the chord. having trouble getting it to flw

Snugsmom1 [06/05/2012 00:21]

How do I find the actual tuner? I read how to use it but there is no download for it.

kristi_logoa [07/14/2012 15:46]

I'm a bit new to this site, and I'm not even sure if my uke is a legit one (I got it when I was really young, and just found it a couple weeks ago). I've been trying to learn how to play it, but it seems different from others I've seen. Tuning it has been a bit of a problem - it's been harmonizing with the sound on the tuner, but it's a bit off from the EXACT sound. Is that okay? When I play it it sounds the same, but in a lower octave or something....help? Anyone?

wabbiter [09/14/2012 10:47]

fabulous, i too use it all the time

wabbiter [09/14/2012 10:53]

try The Mavericks............Dance the night away....2 chords D....A7.................EASY

Te Force [09/23/2012 16:39]

Tau ke e hoa, da best idea since sliced bread, now i can hone my skills, cookisland styles and give the cuzzies a run for their money..lol, chur bro awsome idea.

Te Force [09/23/2012 16:49]

[quote="kristi_logoa":cetsjdoo]I'm a bit new to this site, and I'm not even sure if my uke is a legit one (I got it when I was really young, and just found it a couple weeks ago). I've been trying to learn how to play it, but it seems different from others I've seen. Tuning it has been a bit of a problem - it's been harmonizing with the sound on the tuner, but it's a bit off from the EXACT sound. Is that okay? When I play it it sounds the same, but in a lower octave or something....help? Anyone?[/quote:cetsjdoo] :P.... all gud, sounds like your tunned to the baritone octave, try tuning to the standard octave... good luck...lol

uketeecee [10/05/2012 07:12]

This is a useful webpage. Thanks. I like the ukuleles in the background as they happen to be mine! See my blog: http://uketeecee.tumblr.com/

savannahschulz [12/25/2012 11:56]

Thank you so much for this!! It's very helpful!

Bi-plane bluey [02/24/2013 01:16]

OK so I have the pic of Ukelele and I have clicked all the strings and have the vol turned up LOUD but not a sound-----Whats going on

Ray58 [04/26/2013 06:46]

Get-Tuned is really fantastic ,thank you!

Ray58 [04/26/2013 06:49]

[quote="Bi-plane bluey":2guypfb6]OK so I have the pic of Ukelele and I have clicked all the strings and have the vol turned up LOUD but not a sound-----Whats going on[/quote:2guypfb6] my tuner uke works perfectly, try refreshing the page

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