Banjo tuner online
Tune your 5-string banjo online in open G, double C, sawmill or open D.
Standard 5-string banjo tuning is open G: g D G B D. The short 5th string is the high g, played with the thumb as a drone.
Also called · gDGBD · Open G
§ 1
String chart
String 1 is the thinnest. Frequencies are exact at A4 = 440 Hz; change the reference on the A4 knob.
StrNoteFrequency
1DD4 · Re293.7 Hz
2BB3 · Si246.9 Hz
3GG3 · Sol196.0 Hz
4DD3 · Re146.8 Hz
5GG4 · Sol392.0 Hz
§ 2
Tuning your banjo
Automatically with the microphone, or by ear: tap any note on the headstock to hear a real recorded reference.
- 1
Allow microphone access.
- 2
Pluck each string and let it ring. Start with the 4th string (low D) and work to the 1st.
- 3
Tune the short 5th string last, and check it against the 1st string fretted at the 5th fret.
§ 3
Banjo tunings
4 tunings, all free. Notes listed from the 5th string.
§ 4
Questions & troubleshooting
- What are the notes of a banjo in standard tuning?
- Standard 5-string banjo tuning is open G: g D G B D. The lowercase g is the short 5th string, which is tuned higher than the others.
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The T-1 range
One tuner, set up for every instrument.
T-1 GUI
Guitar
E A D G B E
26 tunings
T-1 BAS
Bass
E A D G
9 tunings
T-1 UKU
Ukulele
G C E A
5 tunings
T-1 VIO
Violin
G D A E
2 tunings
T-1 VIO
Viola
C G D A
1 tuning
T-1 CEL
Cello
C G D A
1 tuning
T-1 DB
Double Bass
E A D G
2 tunings
T-1 MAN
Mandolin
G D A E
2 tunings
T-1 BAN
Banjo
G D G B D
4 tunings
T-1 CHR
Chromatic
Any note
Winds, brass, voice