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Home » Tutorial » Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning

Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning

Last updated September 27, 2024

Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning

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  • Lewis Turner
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Baritone ukulele tuning sets the stage for your instrument to sing in its rich, deep voice, distinct from its soprano, concert, and tenor ukulele cousins.

Since you’re embarking on the baritone ukulele adventure, getting the tuning right is crucial for playing any song accurately.

A Ukulele Player Playing A Baritone Ukulele

Remember, consistent tuning improves your sound and helps you develop a better ear for music, enhancing your overall playing experience.

The baritone ukulele’s tuning is similar to the bottom four strings of a guitar’s standard tuning, making it easier for guitar players to transition.

But knowing how to tune a baritone uke can be mind-boggling. You have four nylon strings in front of you, and knowing the precise note to tune each string is not easy.

Table of Contents

Understanding the
Baritone Ukulele

1

Basics of the Instrument

The baritone ukulele is a unique gem in the ukulele family, standing out with its larger size and deeper, richer sound.

If you’re familiar with the classical guitar, you’ll find the baritone uke’s tuning quite similar, as it uses the same D-G-B-E standard tuning as the top four strings of a guitar.

This makes it an excellent choice for beginners, especially those transitioning from guitar to ukulele. 

With its four strings, the baritone ukulele offers a comfortable and familiar feel, making it easier to pick up and play.

A Baritone Ukulele On The Grass
2

Unique Features and Benefits

One of the standout features of the baritone ukulele is its ability to produce a strong, resonant sound that still retains the light, playful character of the ukulele family. This makes it perfect for players looking to explore new sonic territories.

A Baritone Ukulele With A Blue Sky Background

The baritone uke’s longer scale length provides more room for finger placement, allowing for greater flexibility and a wider range of chord options.

Unlike other ukulele sizes, the baritone uses a non-reentrant tuning, meaning the strings are tuned from low to high, which adds to its unique tonal quality.

Basics of
Baritone Ukulele Tuning

The baritone ukulele’s longer scale and standard tuning of D-G-B-E mean those melodious chords resonate beautifully in a lower pitch.

Think of it as the bass version in the ukulele family, offering a warm embrace to the ukulele sound you love.

Now, let’s explore the standard tuning and some fun alternatives you might want to try.

Understanding Standard Tuning: DGBE

Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning

Your baritone uke differs from its smaller siblings; it uses the DGBE tuning, which matches the bottom four strings of a full guitar’s standard tuning.

This setup gives it a deeper, warmer sound that’s quite distinctive.

Each string corresponds to a note:
  • 4th string to D
  • 3rd string to G
  • 2nd string to B
  • 1st string to E

It’s a linear tuning, meaning the notes run from low to high, providing a rich tonal range for your melodies and chords.

Alternative Tunings and Their Uses

Thinking of being adventurous?

Then, you might enjoy experimenting with alternative tunings, such as the “GCEA” tuning used by concert and tenor ukuleles.

Tuning your baritone uke to G C E A, you can bring it closer to the sound of its smaller relatives, opening up a whole new sonic palette.

Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning

Another interesting option is high D tuning, which is connected to re-entrant tunings and offers a distinct sound, particularly in jazz music. This tuning is favored by notable musicians for its unique, resonant sound.

This type of alternate tuning can either be re-entrant (this just means that the strings are not tuned from lowest to highest) or linear, depending on whether the G string is tuned high or low. Re-entrant tuning aligns the baritone with the standard tuning of other ukuleles.

Each tuning brings its flavor and possibilities to your music. Exploring these can add versatility to your playing and make familiar songs sound brand new!

Tuning Methods and Tools

Getting your baritones perfectly in tune is crucial for that sweet, rich sound. Luckily, there’s more than one way to tune a uke!

Electronic Tuners and Apps

An electronic tuner is your best pal when you need to be pitch-perfect fast.

Just clip it onto your headstock, turn it on, and pluck each open string. The tuner’s display will tell you if each string is too low or too high. Then, you’ll adjust the corresponding tuning peg until the display shows the note is right.

Also, your smartphone is a treasure trove if you’re all about smart tech.

With a tuning app available for Android and iOS, you have a handy guitar tuner in your pocket. Download one of the many tuning instruments and apps, and you’re ready to uke!

A Ukulele Electronic Tuner Clipped On The Ukulele
Different Ukulele Tuner App Features

Tuning by Ear: The Traditional Way

A Ukulele Player Tuning The Ukulele By Ear

Tuning by ear can be a fun challenge!

Start by listening to a standard pitch from a piano, pitch pipe, or another ukulele. Then, try to match the pitch of the d string to your baritone uke’s strings by ear.

It’s an amazing way to improve your musical ear and gain a deeper understanding of your instrument.

Sure, it takes practice, but learning to tune your ukulele by ear will help you become more attuned to its subtleties.

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As a professional, I’d like to share with you the best baritone uke and accessories that I think are important for a ukulele player!

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What Retailer to Buy From?

When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 9/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.
3

BARI UKE TUNER

Top Tips On Baritone Ukulele Tuning
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The Snark SN6 Clip-On Ukulele Tuner has been a game-changer for me. Its easy-to-read, bright display offers quick and accurate tuning.

Its compact design and swivel head make it incredibly convenient to use at any angle. It ensures my ukulele is always in perfect tune before I play.

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What Retailer to Buy From?

When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 9/10
The TedScore™ is our unique system of scoring products.
The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
from the product build, manufacturer’s reputation through to feedback
from other users, to create our famous TedScore™.

Baritone Ukulele Tuning:
Final Words!

Tuning your baritone ukulele is a breeze once you get the hang of it!

Generally, you’ll set those open strings to D-G-B-E. That’s right, just like the top four strings of a classical guitar. Feel the ease as your baritone uke’s rich, deep tones come to life.

Are you having trouble remembering the order? 

Think of the acronym Dog-Gone-Best-Ever.

Here's a quick reference for you:
  • 1st string = E note
  • 2nd string = B note
  • 3rd string = G note
  • 4th string = D note
A Baritone Ukulele Leaning On A Worn Out Wall

Also, a clip-on tuner can be your best pal for accuracy. You’ll taste the sweet sound of perfect harmony once all four are in tune!

If you’re ever unsure, check against a piano or digital tuner. They’re like a compass guiding you through the soundscape.

And that’s it!

You’re well on your way to serenading the night away. Keep strumming, and let your baritone ukulele sing!

Oh, and before you go…

If you want to know what type to choose from the ukulele family, this next article is for you. It’ll give you information about the best ukulele sizes and brands!

WHAT ARE THE BEST UKULELE BRANDS

FAQ's

Why is baritone ukulele tuned differently?

The baritone ukulele is tuned differently than the tenor ukulele, typically to DGBE, to accommodate its larger size and to align more closely with the deeper tonal range and lower tuning of a guitar’s top four strings. This tuning corresponds directly to the bottom four strings of a guitar’s standard tuning (EADGBE), making it easier for guitar players to transition to playing the baritone ukulele due to the familiar chord shapes and riffs.

Can I tune my baritone ukulele to GCEA?

Yes, you can tune your baritone ukulele string to GCEA, but you may need to use specific strings designed for that tuning to maintain proper tension and sound quality.

What are the notes of a baritone ukulele?

The standard tuning for a baritone ukulele is DGBE, with the D being the lowest pitch and E the highest.

Is baritone ukulele same octave as guitar?

Yes, the baritone ukulele is tuned to the same octave as the highest four guitar strings.

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Ted's List is a project run by The Emery Foundation - a Micro-Trust of GivingWorks, registered charity number 107877.

The idea of Ted's List was setup to raise funds for musicians during the Covid-19 pandemic as part of the Get Musicians Working project.

Our 'Champions' are the musicians we think showcase their instrument to the wider public, and make a substantial difference to the popularity of their instrument family. Non of the 'Champions' are remitted in any way by Ted's List, and our list is completely impartial. If you have a favourite musician you would like to nominate to be added to our list of 'Champions', then please do contact us.

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