Afinador de banjo de 5 cuerdas online (gDGBD)
Toca una cuerda: afina hasta que la aguja entre en la zona verde
Toca una cuerda para fijar el objetivo; por defecto detecta la más cercana
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5-String Banjo Afinación alternativaNotas: g - D - G - B - D
Acerca de la afinación 5-String Banjo Tuner
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).
Tabla de frecuencias objetivo de 5-String Banjo Tuner
Referencia A4 = 440 Hz| Cuerda | Nota objetivo | Frecuencia (Hz) | Diferencia con afinación estándar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cuerda 5 | G4 (Drone) | 392.00 Hz | High 5th String (Peg on 5th Fret) |
| Cuerda 4 | D3 | 146.83 Hz | Lowest Long String |
| Cuerda 3 | G3 | 196.00 Hz | Middle Long String |
| Cuerda 2 | B3 | 246.94 Hz | 2nd String |
| Cuerda 1 | D4 | 293.66 Hz | 1st String |
Cómo afinar en 5-String Banjo Tuner paso a paso
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).
Ventajas musicales y tono
- 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.
Canciones famosas y guitarristas
- Earl Scruggs (Flatt & Scruggs)
- Béla Fleck, Pete Seeger, and Steve Martin
- Bluegrass, Old-Time American Folk, and Country music