Baritone Ukulele (DGBE) Tuner (D G B E)
Tuned identically to the top four strings of a guitar (DGBE).
Tap any peg to hear reference tone or pin string
Baritone Ukulele (DGBE) String Notes & Hertz
Exact acoustic frequencies for each string in Baritone Ukulele (DGBE) at standard concert pitch (A4 = 440 Hz).
| String | Note | Scientific | Target Frequency | Reference Pluck |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | D | D3 | 146.83 Hz | |
| #3 | G | G3 | 196.00 Hz | |
| #2 | B | B3 | 246.94 Hz | |
| #1 | E | E4 | 329.63 Hz |
How to Tune to Baritone Ukulele (DGBE)
Follow these sequential steps to safely adjust your peg tension into Baritone Ukulele (DGBE).
Tune 4th string to D3 (146.83 Hz).
Tune 3rd string to G3 (196.00 Hz).
Tune 2nd string to B3 (246.94 Hz).
Tune 1st string to E4 (329.63 Hz).
More Ukulele Tunings
Traditional re-entrant high-G tuning for Soprano, Concert, and Tenor ukuleles.
Linear ukulele tuning with a deep wound 4th string (G3 196 Hz) for wider melodic range.
Traditional English and Canadian soprano ukulele tuning pitched one whole step higher (a4 d4 f#4 b4).
Traditional Hawaiian open C major tuning (Ki HoΚ»alu) where strumming all open strings produces a rich C major chord.
Baritone Ukulele (DGBE) Frequently Asked Questions
Can guitar players play baritone ukulele easily?βΌ
Yes! All 4-string chord shapes from guitar work directly on baritone ukulele without transposition.