Accordeur mandoline en ligne (GDAE)

Jouez une corde : accordez jusqu’à ce que l’aiguille entre dans la zone verte

Touchez une corde pour verrouiller la cible ; par défaut la plus proche est détectée

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Mandolin Accordage alternatifNotes: G - D - A - E

À propos de l'accordage Mandolin Tuner

The mandolin is tuned in fifths (G3 - D4 - A4 - E5), matching classical violin tuning. Each of the four courses features two identical unison strings.

Tableau des fréquences cibles de Mandolin Tuner

Référence A4 = 440 Hz
CordeNote cibleFréquence (Hz)Écart par rapport à l'accordage standard
Corde 4G3 (Pair)196.00 Hz 4th Course (Lowest)
Corde 3D4 (Pair)293.66 Hz 3rd Course
Corde 2A4 (Pair)440.00 Hz 2nd Course
Corde 1E5 (Pair)659.25 Hz 1st Course (Highest)

Comment accorder en Mandolin Tuner étape par étape

1

Mute one string of the 4th pair with a pick or finger, and tune the other to G3 (196 Hz).

2

Unmute and tune the partner string until the tuner matches and no beat frequencies (wah-wah flutter) are heard.

3

Repeat the process for the D4, A4, and E5 string pairs.

Avantages musicaux et sonorités

  • Unison Course Tuning: Tune both strings in each pair to exact identical frequencies to eliminate chorus detuning.
  • Violin Fingerings: Sharing GDAE tuning allows violinists and fiddle players to immediately transfer finger patterns.
  • Crisp Bluegrass Chop Chords: Accurate high frequencies ensure percussive chop chords cut through banjo and guitar accompaniment.

Morceaux célèbres et guitaristes

  • Bill Monroe (Father of Bluegrass)
  • Chris Thile (Punch Brothers, Nickel Creek)
  • David Grisman, Sam Bush, and modern acoustic mandolinists

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