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Of all the methods of guitar tuning, the electronic tuning method is perhaps the easiest for even a beginner guitarist to learn. The correct pitches are located and set by an electronic tuner. You could buy an electronic tuner from any music store and it costs between $20 and $35. Expensive ones are better in the sense that they are more accurate and are easier to use. It is better to buy the best model that you can afford as it lasts longer and good in the long run. Though the basic principles are the same for all models, you might find that the operating system for each model may vary from one another.
To know how your particular electronic tuner works, it is best to refer to the Users’ manual pertaining to your tuning set. Usually electronic tuners have work on two modes – automatic or manual. The tuners which operate on automatic mode are meant for experienced guitarists and presume that the strings are reasonable close to being ‘in tune. Let us discuss the manual mode for your convenience. In the manual mode, a string is tuned by striking the up and down buttons of the tuner.
You just have to ensure that the guitar is close to the tuner or it is connected to the electronic tuner by the one-fourth inch instrument cable. Go on playing the string to check whether the tuner is showing ‘flat’ or ‘sharp’ for the particular note that you have chosen. While you are still playing the note, manipulate the tuning peg of the string with the other hand till such times that the tuner shows that the note struck is in tune. You would usually see a green light in the tuner, which is indicative that the string is in tune
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