How to tune lyre harp? Harevis - tutorial

[@robertv8097]

thank you....made it easy to understand concerning the lyre harp. low to high. Low being next to the body. So, I must tune my Trossingen style lyre, for ancient tuning, high to low. Low being farthest from the body.?

[@harevis]

Low are the thickest strings. For some reason they tend to go out of tune easier than high - thin strings. Like always though, if the strings are new good to go step by step to not overpull any of the strings. Good luck! :)

[@robertv8097]

@@harevis thank you. I'm just getting into the lyre harp thing. Its amazing. Habit forming:) I'm going to start building a thorssingen lyre soon. Keeping it as close to ancients as possible, of course. Should be fun.

[@n.c.1360]

can we tune in chromatic? like c, c#, d, d#, e (no e# here) then f, f# and so on...?

[@harevis]

Yes :) The one I show in the video is diatonic, but of course can be tuned chromatic :)

[@dearbrave4183]

Thank you for the video! What's the name of the app?

[@harevis]

Hello! Thank you for your comment, the app is "Tuner Lite" it's free, found on AppStore :)

[@harevis]

@•[the purple head]• To be honest I dont know, as I have only iphones around me, so can't even check. But also there must be more tuners for Android, I am sure, maybe even more than for iphones. Just search for "tuner free", "guitar tuner" etc. :) Good luck!

[@manoloramirez6456]

What tuner is that

[@harevis]

The app is "Tuner Lite" it's free, found on AppStore

[@manoloramirez6456]

@@harevis thanks

[@bammargera7843]

Is this ASMR?

[@harevis]

Can be, how do you feel listening to it?