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[@Fistful0fSteel]

Its easier to just work and save up for multiple guitars

[@GabrielXDrums]

Roman Pierce you’re right 😂👍

[@music2boot247]

lol this

[@midotvadventure504]

Roman Pierce agreed! At least 4 guitars and each in every tuning necessary!! Until I get a job though 😂

[@allexfenty]

@@midotvadventure504 Easy for you guys to say. I live in Barbados. A dam jackson js32 dinky will cost $1000 just to get to me. This is because 2 barbadian dollars equal 1 U.S also taxes and duties. $1000 just for one cheap guitar! impossible to own 4 you guys are lucky.

[@mattthemetalguitarist]

I think I'll do that.

[@bountoj]

1 hour 1 step down 1 lost back-plate screw Finally tuned. Great tutorial.

[@rubengarcia2962]

Ur right! Waste of time!

[@mohitrahaman]

blocking trem is easier than this!

[@jamesmoses4066]

@@mohitrahaman I know I'm too years late but never say you're going to block a floyd rose. If you were planning on blocking it you should have never bought it. Use a stabilizer instead and to quickly change tunings use a d tuna or a tone vise pitch shifter

[@gazzaharris2323]

wow you've saved me about £1,000,000,099 in snapped guitar strings

[@rjjrdq]

10 minutes with floyd rose, 30 seconds without.

[@christophergregory1205]

1 second with Digitech pedal 😀

[@rezakianpour9668]

@@christophergregory1205 but does it sound natural ?

[@denkobert2342]

@@rezakianpour9668 After a full step it starts to sound really really muddy

[@bolderballs8724]

i think you mean two days with a floyd

[@XenoghostTV]

@@christophergregory1205 Which sucks ass

[@MichaelKhaimraj]

Maybe I'm just missing something, but every time I attempt to tune my tremolo equipped guitars this way, it never works. It'll get into tune as shown, but immediately fall out of tune with any use of the tremolo arm (and yes, I made sure to properly stretch out my strings). I saw on Floyd Rose's website their own instructions for tuning with these bridges and it worked for me the first time through however. This comes after near-years of struggling with these damn bridges (and Ibanez's versions of them too). I'll leave it here for anyone else having the same trouble I had. 0) Stretch your strings out as much as possible beforehand (or see the end of this for what I usually do) 1) Unclamp the locking nuts and screw the fine tuners to the middle of their range. 2) Tune the guitar to whatever tuning you wish (don't worry about the baseplates leveling or blocking the bridge at all). *Tune from low E to high E, as usual* 3) After one pass of tuning, check the low E. If it's flat, retune the E, A, D, G, and B strings, but tune them sharper than the target note. If it's sharp, retune with those 5 strings flatter than the target note. This compensates for the change in tensions as you adjust the individual strings. 4) Once you've done this, (weirdly enough), tune the high E TO PITCH. Not sharp, not flat. 5) Rinse and repeat until you're in tune. 6) Check the baseplate now. Adjust accordingly. (If tilted towards the headstock, tighten the claw screws. If tilted into the body, loosen them) But only loosen/tighten a little bit. Do 1/4th turns of the screws. Remember, this will flatten/sharpen the strings, and retuning will readjust tensions at the bridge, causing it to move closer towards where you want it to go. It takes practice to get the estimates right! 7) Repeat 3-6 as necessary, reclamp the strings and the fine tune. Voila! I usually go through these steps, minus the fine tuning, without stretching in the beginning. Once the guitar is locked down after settling everything, I will use the tremolo arm, pulling up on it through its full range, and diving it down and flapping the strings around to help stretch and settle them. Obviously they go out of tune. Then I unclamp and retune. The baseplate doesn't move much, and in extreme circumstances I'll have to do a very small adjustment (1/8th of a turn or so) to the claw screws. I'll repeat this process a few times until the guitar holds tune finally, then I'll fine tune. After this, it holds perfectly. I got my troublesome Edge Zero II tremolo on one of my Ibanez's to finally hold and return to pitch with dives/pull ups using this process. It would always return slightly (but noticeably) flat or sharp depending on which direction I used the bar, but now it's working perfectly. And of course this worked perfectly on one of my Floyd Rose bridge equipped guitars. It's a bit of a convoluted process, and I see the advantages to TTK's method. It saves a lot of time with retuning over and over. I just could never get it to work for some odd reason. Just leaving this here from anyone having similar problems. Maybe it'll help you too!

[@i528DNA]

The info was there but sounded so confusing. You say "Drop D" tune but that would be "DADGBE", in both videos you made you tuned to "D Standard" = "DGCFAB" which is not drop D tune... so I'm literally so confused by this video

[@XenoghostTV]

Dude calm down, the information about the tuning he was aiming for is completely irrelevant. The important thing is that you understand and learn the tuning method, so why care about his tuning? Besides, he simply brought his ML1 to E♭ standard, hence E♭A♭D♭G♭B♭E♭ if you want, nothing hard to understand. And please don't abuse the word "literally", because that actually causes me liver damage.

[@chemicalvamp]

So easy I was able to do it drunk!

[@beidouvirus3978]

chemicalvamp good job your guitar sounds drunk too

[@Bluntula]

I did it stoned!

[@Logrowlf]

You see now i'm high... :) Thanks man, helped me heaps. I'm a total Floyd noob.

[@peterf9006]

Floyd Rose videos are hilarious. They're like "just use this toothpick and this piece of lobster meat and pray to the god of weather for it to be 79 degrees tomorrow, then find a kitchen towel and shove it in this one little recess, but not this other little recess of your guitar, and you still change the tuning of the other strings by changing one string" and you're basically still effed. Unless you're Steve Vai or Dragonforce don't get one for your collection....just don't do it lol. It'd be one thing if it was just this one video, but look up ANY video on Floyd Rose tuning changes to see the truth. You have to buy accessories, the whole 9 yards...

[@evang4134]

I got totally fed up with my FR bridge and just hard tailed it. Makes life much easier. next time I'll be going with an Evertune bridge

[@MFR5150]

Another thing that works great for me on recessed Floyd's ( like the one in the video ) , instead of zeroing the trem with business cards or picks , I use a 9v battery wrapped in electrical tape. It's pretty much the perfect height / width to zero point a recessed Floyd.

[@iRafaelkr]

Maaan, It's not THAT HARD as I was wondering! Or you make it looks so easy.. Hahah But anyways, I think it will not be a problem buying a floyd rose guitar :D Thanks for the explanatory video!

[@samkupper]

10:37 just because i will use this as a refresher in the future

[@RockerL]

Thank you so much, im constantly breaking strings trying to figure all this stuff out and you were able to show me more than anyone else could in less than 10 minutes

[@Nghilifa]

Very informative! I'm glad I don't have a Floyd equipped guitar though!

[@ervin9720]

Thank you, this is so much easier than any other tutorial here on youtube.

[@rebel9757]

Best tutorial ever! Just perfect! Followed it exactly and it is really done in under 15 min

[@muzmalek]

What about drop tuning only the low E string? Are the screws at the back to be at same length or one has to be shorter/longer than the other ?

[@mchughmusic]

i literally watched the old version of this video an hour ago and successfully drop tuned my guitar in about 5 mins. thanks

[@thetonekingofficial]

awesome! Glad to know the old video are still goodies :-) \m/

[@soradical16]

Bro, you're a fucking lifesaver.

[@luisfilipe1983]

And what about drop-D tuning? Just droping the low E to D keeping all other strings standard... Can you do it on a floyd?

[@knutnskar6796]

Just drop thick e string to d and fine tune the rest of the strings. Should be OK. If you wanna tune to drop c# or lower this method on the video would be better IMO

[@JBEAN]

Would this work by just unlocking the locking nut on the thick e sting? Then tuning the E down to D while the others are locked in place?

[@diegoandino3285]

Could you make a video about Drop-Tune C floyd rose, please dude! Thanks for your great videos!

[@cmonsterz]

GREAT video. Very helpful. I've played Floyds for nearly 30 years and this gave me some tips!

[@joshmorales80]

how do you like your rob chapman guitar?

[@kagenotatsumaki]

OR I can buy another guitar with a set bridge, drop the top string, have my current guitar in a standard tuning and then buy a Digitech Drop pedal! Yeah I'm lazy I know. XD

[@SpookyApparition]

Yeah I'm about to get a Floyd rose and I think I'm just going to get a drop pedal to change between standard tunings and have a separate guitar for drop tunings... should be all set then

[@FEMS738]

what if you just want drop d?

[@silentstormstudios]

Get a D-tuna. Or, if you want drop D all the time and don't intend to ever play in standard tuning, follow these same steps but tune your low E string to a D before adjusting the tension with the two spring plate screws.

[@imilf2003]

Heath Weber Dtuna don't work on a floating trem

[@amanpratapdeo11]

Just unlock the nut and tune the low e to d. and then do the same process of tuning a floyd that is low E first then high e

[@6drk6mrc6]

I always used 9 gauge strings, but now I bought a pack of heavy bottom custom gauge 10 ernie balls. How do I tune them to whole step down tuning now? I thought it would be easy but they've pulled the bridge up. Pls help TTK

[@savionramsundar1935]

maybe you need another spring? or 2 more?

[@onarwellbareh8501]

8:36.. Where do I used the screw diver

[@andrewcresser2823]

What if you wanna drop it to c# standard or dropped B? BF#BEG#C# would there be enough Spring space in the screws to do that? Guess it depends on the guitar really.

[@aaronfornarino9228]

+Andrew Cresser no, it will only go pretty much half a step each way. Just make sure you have the screws in the middle, I restrung my whole thing, thought they were in the middle but turns out they weren't as I was literally 2-3 turns away from going to standard tuning from Db....

[@shootermcgavvin]

Just wanted to say thanks. I've been too scared to tune my floyd myself for fear of ruining the set up and having to take it to my local luthier for fixing. This worked perfectly and now means my floyd can be used just as much as my hard tail!

[@NN11527]

Could I tune up the same way ?

[@TheSpineSplitter1990]

Could you someday show how to adjust a trussrod? I have been having some issues with that..

[@michaelenochs5024]

TheSpineSplitter1990 You want to KZbin search Luthier Tools, or simply How to use Luthier Tools, or How to adjust Truss Rod on a guitar. The correct way of adjustment is with Luthier tools though.

[@l.ronhoyabembe3557]

Please if you've never done anything with a truss rod, don't take the risk. I messed up my guitar to the point of no return trying to fix action. Take it to a guitar center and ask them to show you. :)

[@mikhailo.6768]

Thanks man this worked like a charm! Nice collection of amps though

[@toreclipsian]

Put Business Cards under the Floyd!? "WE 'RE IN BUSINESS"

[@ZephyrRandD]

Thanks for this video. looking back you taught me how to tune my 1st guitar. It had a floyd and it drove me crazy, Lol! But, you made a video with your sequence in tuning and it works every time. I still use your technique with any kind of floating trem (like my prs tremonti) or any guitar being difficult. Thank you sincerely.

[@mathias6423]

@ZephyrRandD What ?!? What do you mean when you write a floating trem ? I thought the Tremonti PRS had the same trem as the PRS SE Standard I am going to buy. Is that not more like a vintage 2 point trem like on most Fender guitars ?

[@GuitarDoco]

It's informative. At the end of the procedure, how is the bridge supposed to be? Is it ok if the bridge is little TILTED, or should the bridge be straight at level? Hope my question is understood

[@hazwananuar8062]

it always should be straight and even per your guitar body.. the initial blocking will be determined hows your end result.. you need to ensure the blocking isnt tilting the bridge first.. only then u tune your guitar..

[@esp300zx]

how about going from drop B back to E standard? any tips on that? im assuming the bridge will come up as you increase tension and never reach pitch with out a ton of fiddling with the springs as you tune up

[@akaboo69]

Also move the bridge saddles slightly to intonate it

[@gamma105]

Wow thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏! A few years ago I asked this famous guitarist what was the secret to tune the Floyd so quickly. That person said “ I’m not going to tell you, because I had to figure it out, so should you”😂

[@KH-cm4rr]

That sounds like a typical guitar player response (not sharing “secrets”) I remember asking a guitar player how to find the correct key scale to solo, and he wouldn’t share. It would have taken 5 mins to get me started. I also remember when I first started playing, I saw a guy playing barred chords, and asked him what they were (I was still learning opens), and he acted like he had no clue what I was talking about. Nowadays I openly share whatever I can to encourage people to play.

[@GabrielTheGuitarist]

HOLY SHIT. I've been using floyds for about 5-6 years now and 6 out of 9 of my guitars are floyd equipped. So I've gotten to be really quick with changing tunings/strings doing it the old fashioned way, which tune to pitch, screw, tune to pitch, screw, tune to pitch over and over till it makes it. Takes about 12-16 minutes for me to go a whole step. With this way, I'll probably be able to do it in 5 if rushing. Quick question though....does it work for Drop tuning say, Standard to Drop D or Drop D to Drop A#?

[@patrickhenderson2940]

Yeah it would just stretch the strings

[@GabrielTheGuitarist]

+Patrick Henderson probably new strings yea, but not so much worn in ones

[@User3987dffff]

For drop D: The same thing. Just tune it drop d and you gotta probably tune it a little more from the screws on the bottom of your guitar.

[@kevinmattie1121]

Thanks brother Every now and then I come back to this to refresh my memory. Saved me a lot of headaches.

[@mathias6423]

10 minutes to drop 1 string (low E string) to drop D to play some Trivium instead of Iron Maiden in standard E tuning is not "really simple". For me it seems far more simple to just work a few days extra this month and buy an extra guitar without a locking trem that I can tune to whatever tuning I want within a minute and then just keep my Floyd Rose guitar in standard E all the time to play Iron Maiden on The PRS SE Standard 24 is 600$ brand new right now for instance, that non locking trem seems to hold it's tuning ok for some light trem use, I think I will go with that instead of spending 20 minutes to drop D and back to standard E every time I want go between the two. And then keep my Jackson SDX with floyd always in standard E, thanks for the video anyways!

[@FarhanHasan7]

Anyone here who can help me by telling the work of that piece of rod above the locking nuts? How to set it?what's the measurement?

[@patrickvanvlooten]

Wow! Very informative video, thanks.

[@CrowMLC209]

So when I put my floyd rose in drop B and remove my cards to hold to bridge, it goes up and out of tune, and all I have to do is adjust the claw, till in tune, then fine tune it!????!! Is that really all I needed to do?

[@curtisdoyle605]

Im new to drop tunings. I currently own a ESP M-100FM. Setup in standard tuning with .09 strings, and would like to know if it's able to be dropped down to drop C tuning with the strings, and if so could you make a specific video of this guitar showing how to drop tune it. Thanks!!

[@nastika888]

NICE! This is the absolute one ! thanks a lot !!!! im from at least 10 differnte tutorials and this solve my Drop A tuning , nice, thanks !

[@carljohnson1256]

Thank you so much bro! Helped a shit ton!!! saved me so much fucking frustration!!

[@DavidBaumgarner]

My first thought was that the trem might not be level after this method. Glad you showed that it was. Looks like its definitely worth trying a few times. Sure its still more work than a stop tail but its not a nightmare. Do I think it will be PERFECTLY intonated? well probably not but surely close enough considering the only realistic alternative is buying a separate guitar to keep drop tuned. :)

[@imprv1951]

I just want to make sure before I fuck it up completely: After tuning the guitar to D Standard (which I want it to be) I take off the business cards. After this the guitar sounds weird. I open the back but what am I supposed to do? Loosen or tighten the screws? Both of them or just one? (I'd assume both but better safe than sorry...) And lastly, does it then tune itself to what it should be, if I adjusted it right or should something still be done (other than tuning it a little bit if it's slightly off tune. If someone could answer these three questions I'd be happy! Just making sure because it is my only good guitar currently and I don't have money to go fixing it :D

[@TheMohit789ful]

If I want to tune back to E standard, am I going to need to adjust the claw screws again or can I just tune it regularly? Any form of help would be appreciated :)

[@aml1418]

You’ll have to adjust the screws again

[@dingodave3016]

Ive just bought an jackson RR24 and i think i will just fuk the wammy bar off to be fair not worth the hassle

[@dougbline]

I've never done it that way using the cards, I open the back up and put a block in in the cavity than tune the guitar but I think I might try it next time! \m/ thanks

[@roderickpatterson5218]

Gabriel, I'm in no way sure as I haven't tried it but it seems that sticking a bloc or cards as in this video in the backside of the tremelo, then using the screws may result in a happy medium? ? Again IDK, haven't tried. Have no reason to!

[@hwfranjr]

Your torqueing the strings in a sequence,like youd do your heads on a car,😂😂😂,yep this is how its dont on a Floyd Rose

[@dustindean527]

Think I'll just buy a second guitar without a Floyd Rose system lol. Seems like too much headache

[@sarjhon]

How about drop c

[@revolutionday1]

Good video, but this is precisely why I typically play Les Paul style guitars, or something with a stop tailpiece! ;-)

[@derekkeeneMusic]

Man I would do anything to live in your area. I'm a guitar player, not a tech. Even at the local music stores around here, the tech's don't seem to understand that when you drop the tuning on a guitar, the ENTIRE intonation has to be changed according to the gauge of the strings being used. Everything from the height of the bridge to the bend of the truss rod. My poor LTD has been sitting in my closet for months because I tried to drop it down to C and have never been able to get it to sound right since. It's in need of a doctor.

[@MrTarrZZann]

Derek Keene Have to agree with you. It's not as simple as The Tone King would make out. To drop from Concert Pitch, say to Drop D, you need to adjust bridge height, truss rod, and intonation. It's not a 10 minute job.

[@iamjezuzchrist]

Why dont you block it at the tone block? Its a lot safer than blocking it where the fine-tuner-tension-plate is. Not that cards will damage it but you are also putting pressure at a mechanism where you tune from. Just a thought...

[@petruccijr2270]

Or just buy used a drop tune pedal...

[@GreyPlaysTunes]

Lucky Toaster I see you i the comment section of nik nocturnal’s vids all the time, you’re a legend

[@TheKnight-zf5eb]

Unbelievable. I just did it.

[@Matthew750-4]

Noice

[@markwebbmacneil4060]

lol ...thats how you hold your guitar ??? lol....point up vertically and tune ?? wow

[@indigenousamerican3148]

I always biaaatch about the floyd rose yet i can't stop myself from purchasing guitars with Floyd roses lol. Once tuned its fun as hell.

[@oreobiscuit7143]

All I had to too was remove the back cover and move it. 2hours on bloody turning to drop D, and this is what I had to do??FUCK

[@SpookyApparition]

So if you need to adjust the springs anyway, what does putting the cards/wood block under the bridge do?

[@gRosh08]

Great Video! I'll give it a go on my Ibanez "Z" Silver Cadet. 1984 Old School!

[@elicarter4165]

Very good tutorial. I just watched and detuned my Ibanez guitar from Drop B to Drop A and came out exactly as you said. I thought it was more complex xD \m/

[@yunusemreozvarlik2906]

You ROCK! Finally a method that actually works. I've been trying to tune my guitar for months. Thanks a bunch!

[@Vinnay94]

What are the cons of doing this? Will it damage the floyd rose over time? I just wanna tune between E standard and D#.

[@XenoghostTV]

Nothing. There are no cons.

[@DB-eh5bs]

@@XenoghostTV Is it hard to tune to e standard again? Because I’m getting my 1st floyd next week and I am not sure what tuning im gonna mostly be playing in

[@DB-eh5bs]

@@XenoghostTV I have an epi les paul standard though so I might use that for other tunings idk

[@JBEAN]

If I just wanted to tune drop d, do i just unlock the locking nut on the low E? If every string is staying the same except the low e, do I unlock the low E and will the rest stay locked in when I tune down to d? If that makes sense 🤣

[@palonazo]

Why do people keep screwing the tuners half way. You'll almost never have to flatten a string, as they naturally go flat. You want your screws to be almost completely all the way up, so you have more turns to go as strings go flat over time.

[@Megaunterdeth]

Thank you so much for showing us how to do this, i have had my guitar for 15 years and I fel stupid that i didnt even know absolut those skrews on the backside of the guitar, but finnaly i have manage du tune m guitar in to drop c, another thing doe, do you know what to do if the guitar is in tune but it doesn't sound like it is in tune when i go down the neck to play the higher notes?

[@JayEm1325]

All I am trying to do is go to drop d tuning, how is this such a nightmare omfg

[@hydronomous8245]

Tuned my Charvel from D Standard to Drop C so easily. You’re the guy!!!

[@YournamesTOBY]

Finally and thank you! Was waiting for a video like this! Amazing

[@Out4aRIP742]

Sick dude, thanks for the help with my first floyd. this worked perfectly

[@markwebbmacneil4060]

and as Joe Walsh recomends and says for tuning your start on the g string and stagger the way out....yours is interesting n new to me and im gonna give it some practice for some time...thanx

[@MikaTarkela]

Adjusting the springs when the locking nut is tightened sounds mental but I'm going to try it now :) I hope I don't get any broken strings.

[@isolatedmortalityband5718]

I have a phobia of the strings unlocking, haha, so I avoid stretching the strings.

[@kahlmorrow945]

So could I do everything you did but instead to drop C?

[@504N53Y]

You sir just saved me a whole lot of time. SUBSCRIBED & LIKED \m/

[@shredders4life532]

Thank you so much. I really appreciate this video.

[@BCASgaming]

at 4:55 I had paused it and actually written that down on an index card, I unpause and you're like, " you're gunna wanna write this down" lol

[@Newwaver2007]

Sometimes a spoon works too. But i prefer using old cards or a screw block thingy

[@hwfranjr]

Well i have been watching a lot of video's on tuning a Floyd Rose,this seems the easit way,l

[@guitarsandgaming1000]

I just have one question. The screws on the back for the springs, is one to tighten & the other to loosen. If so which is which?

[@andresalfaro1370]

good video ammm sorry i dont speak english do you speak spanish? i have one question...

[@Ibims2]

Why is your bridge flat to the body when you loosen the screws? I thougt the bridge would come up

[@R4DI]

10 years ago i dont care thank you so much, legend

[@BBGuitars]

Wow, I wish I had seen this method so many years ago when my only guitars had floyds.... So simple!

[@kartikeyaattri2166]

The place is made up of amps instead of the bricks.

[@TonyFuentesTV]

Just subscribed today. Thank you for your videos, sense of humor and sincerity in the your videos. All of them are quite good, informative and entertaining. I look forward to your videos, commentary and overall content. Thank you again! All the Best! Cheers! Tony

[@lukehamann07]

The last time I tried to down tune my Floyd rose guitar, my string snapped!

[@vhizy6447]

I'm not doing this just to tune my guitar a whole step down bro let me grab my fender strat😭

[@christianhouse0916]

Been struggling to find a good video on how to do this. It worked like a charm first try!

[@hwfranjr]

So w😅hat do we get if it dont work you say its guaranteed,😂😂😂😂

[@wayneb6441]

Didnt evh solve this a really long time ago with the dtuna?