Frequency Atlas
Tool

Guitar & ukulele tuner

Choose a tuning, press Start listening, then play one open string at a time.

Tuning a gong or bowl? Use the analyzer.

A violin, cello, bass or your voice? Use Single note in the analyzer.

Tune

E2 A2 D3 G3 B3 E4. The usual tuning of a six-string guitar.

Where the A above middle C is set. 440 Hz is the standard.

Standard
E2 · A2 · D3 · G3 · B3 · E4
Not listening

Press Start listening, then play one open string.

Sound level
No sound

Strings in this tuning

Press Play to hear what a string should sound like. Phone and laptop speakers play low notes quietly; headphones or a speaker help.

  • String 6: Low E
    E2, 82.4 Hz
  • String 5: A
    A2, 110.0 Hz
  • String 4: D
    D3, 146.8 Hz
  • String 3: G
    G3, 196.0 Hz
  • String 2: B
    B3, 246.9 Hz
  • String 1: High E
    E4, 329.6 Hz

Before you start

  1. Allow the microphone when your browser asks.
  2. Play one open string at a time. Rest a hand on the others so they stay quiet.
  3. If the reading jumps, stop the string and pluck it again.
  4. Go round all the strings twice. Tightening one string changes the others a little.
  5. If you play the tones while listening, use headphones, or the microphone will hear them.

Leave this as it is unless you have more than one microphone.

The numbers behind the reading, and what your microphone reports.