Adjusting Guitar Strings

The audio begins with the crisp sound of a guitar being strummed, revealing it's slightly out of tune. The narrator, with a calm and instructive voice, explains that they will be adjusting guitar strings on an electric guitar to achieve standard tuning. There is a subtle shift in the audio as the narrator starts to work on the guitar. The distinct metallic clicks of the tuning pegs being turned are heard, accompanied by the narrator's explanation of the process. They are adjusting the tension of each string meticulously, starting from the lowest E string to the highest one. The narrator advises on the importance of tuning by ear and using a digital tuner for accuracy. As they tune each string, you can hear the notes becoming clearer and more harmonious, the audio capturing the delicate changes in sound. After tuning all of the strings, the narrator strums the guitar again. This time, the sound is harmonious and well-balanced. They point out that this is what a guitar in standard tun