How to TUNE

Here's how to tune: Link Cynthia Lin's tuning video.  

Most of us use Snark Tuners - they're easy to read and give you a digital range in color so you can adjust your strings and stay in tune. 

• Tune to GCEA (remember by "Good Cats Eat Apples"). When holding your ukulele, G string is closest to your nose, A string is closest to your toes.
• Tune up before you practice, and before you come to a jam.
• Strings stretch when you play, especially new strings.
• Strings are affected by humidity and temperature.
• Turn on your tuner, play only that string, do TINY little adjustments until you're in the zone.