Online 5-Saiten Banjo-Stimmgerät (gDGBD)

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5-String Banjo Alternative StimmungTöne: g - D - G - B - D

Über die 5-String Banjo Tuner-Stimmung

The standard 5-string banjo is tuned to Open G (gDGBD). Its unique design features a short 5th string (thumb drone string) that starts at the 5th fret and is tuned to high G4 (392.00 Hz).

Ziel-Frequenztabelle für 5-String Banjo Tuner

A4 = 440 Hz Referenzton
SaiteZieltonFrequenz (Hz)Abweichung zur Standardstimmung
Saite 5G4 (Drone)392.00 Hz High 5th String (Peg on 5th Fret)
Saite 4D3146.83 Hz Lowest Long String
Saite 3G3196.00 Hz Middle Long String
Saite 2B3246.94 Hz 2nd String
Saite 1D4293.66 Hz 1st String

Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung zur 5-String Banjo Tuner-Stimmung

1

Tune the 4th string (lowest long string) to D3 (146.83 Hz).

2

Tune the 3rd string to G3 (196.00 Hz).

3

Tune the 2nd string to B3 (246.94 Hz).

4

Tune the 1st string to D4 (293.66 Hz).

5

Tune the short 5th string (thumb drone) to high G4 (392.00 Hz).

Klangliche Vorteile & Einsatzbereich

  • Iconic Bluegrass Scruggs-Style Rolls: The high 5th string acts as a continuous rhythmic drone beneath fast 3-finger rolls.
  • Clawhammer & Old-Time Rhythms: Strumming open strings produces an immediate open G chord.
  • Easily Altered for Double C or Sawmill Tunings: Lower or raise individual strings to match traditional fiddle tunes.

Berühmte Songs & Gitarristen

  • Earl Scruggs (Flatt & Scruggs)
  • Béla Fleck, Pete Seeger, and Steve Martin
  • Bluegrass, Old-Time American Folk, and Country music

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