"Musical" ear problem

Guitar755 · 03-15-2017, 08:43 AM

Hi,

I used to tune my guitar with a piano, or with a tuner on the internet.
When only one or two strings didn't sound ok, I fixed it by ear though.

It's been a week now that I just CAN'T tune my guitar anymore! Even when someone plays it on a piano (E,A,D.. you get it), It never sounds in tune; I have to ask someone to do it for me. I just don't understand, it feels like I'm hearing two different notes or noises when someone plays a note on a instrument ( especially online guitar tuner that sound so different).

My english is really bad and that's hard to explain, so if anyone has encountered that situation and/or can help me, please do. And I know it sounds really weird.

Thanks

Ps: I'm an intermediate guitar player and I can play some classical stuff on the piano

03-15-2017, 08:43 AM	#1 (permalink)
Guitar755 Groupie Join Date: Mar 2017 Posts: 2	"Musical" ear problem Hi, I used to tune my guitar with a piano, or with a tuner on the internet. When only one or two strings didn't sound ok, I fixed it by ear though. It's been a week now that I just CAN'T tune my guitar anymore! Even when someone plays it on a piano (E,A,D.. you get it), It never sounds in tune; I have to ask someone to do it for me. I just don't understand, it feels like I'm hearing two different notes or noises when someone plays a note on a instrument ( especially online guitar tuner that sound so different). My english is really bad and that's hard to explain, so if anyone has encountered that situation and/or can help me, please do. And I know it sounds really weird. Thanks Ps: I'm an intermediate guitar player and I can play some classical stuff on the piano