Things You'll Need:
- Strings made especially for D-G-B-E re-entrant tuning on the baritone ukulele
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Step 1
Tune your strings in the order of lowest, highest, second lowest and second highest to exert the least amount of pressure on the instrument's neck. G-C-E-A refers to the order of the strings on the neck, starting with the string that's closest to the player's head while playing.
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Step 2
Start by tuning the G string an octave higher than the G note on your pitch source.
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Step 3
Match the A string to the A note on your pitch source.
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Step 4
Make your C string sound the same as the middle C pitch of your source.
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Step 5
Adjust your E string so it sounds like the E note of your pitch source.
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Step 1
Use a pitch source to find a D note and tune the re-entrant D string until it plays one octave higher.
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Step 2
Tighten or loosen the E string of the baritone ukulele as needed, until it matches the sound of the pitch source's E note.
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Step 3
Do adjustments on the G string so it sounds like the G note you play on your pitch source.
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Step 4
Fret the G string on the fourth fret and tune the open B string until they sound the same.
