Hi, I made this site so I could access this free online guitar tuner when, and where ever I like. It's good for acoustic, electric, bass, classical, and bass of course. Sorry there's no drop d or c tuning yet, but you can figure it out once you get it tuned regularly, I hope. Before this I relied on a low e note that i'd recorded on my phone but this much better! Thought I needed to share this awesome java tuner software with the world!

...And be sure to bookmark this site to tune up again later.

How To Tune Your Guitar By Ear

by: Mike Hayes
1. The very first thing you need to know is that learning to tune your guitar takes time.

Some things on guitar can be learned in minutes, some in days, and others in weeks, but tuning will sometimes take even longer, because you have to train your ears. If results come slowly or don't seem to be making any progress, don't be discouraged, just keep working at it. Continue...

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