My CCA is guzheng. This is my final year for my CCA guzheng (after 13 weeks end CCA bc N-Level) n I brought it (around 2023-2024) for CCA learning at home. Is my first time fixing the string by my own. This is the only video out of all my search is the best one. Keep it up.
The best tutorial! It’s so important to loosen the tuning peg a lot before you put the string on. Then after putting the string in, pulling up on the slack string while tightening the tuning peg- makes it easy peasy. Thanks for the great video!
Why did you set the tuner to 442 instead of 440? Nice video, I love how bright and clean the picture is. I'm about to change all of my strings. Can't wait!
Next time when any of my strings would break by " accident ", i will be sure to try that way of setting it in tuning pins ^^ hopefully it won't be such a nightmare anymore xD Thank you guys for relaxing video
hmm,. my guzheng is strange, there is no hole to access the strings on the underbelly of the instrument, and the strings are tied at both ends, left and right with pins.. the strings dont have the metal stopper at the end. how to re-string this type of guzheng?
@@EightTonesMusic oh no its still a guzheng , i think its some kind of travel guzheng, taiwan style perhaps, 18 strings all steel strings without nylon, both fixed bridges are straight
Hello, recently I’ve been trying to replace 3 strings, but the 6th string keeps breaking. I think it is because the tension is too high but I’m not sure how to release the tension to get to the correct note.
Hello I have a question I got a guzheng a couple days ago I’ve snapped 2 strings already, I admit 1 of the strings I accidentally over tightened it but now I know how tight I can go but I was packing it away loosening the strings and a string snapped when I was loosening it, is there something I don’t know or was there something wrong with the string ?
That a wazheng miniature by Mujiuchen. If you're interested to buy, you can contact our stores by whatsapp to +6598362072 or email us at contact@eight-tones.com.sg
Hi, sorry for the late reply. Yes there is a C tuning too, but the tuning chart is a little bit different. (please don't tune everything down by one whole tone)
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My CCA is guzheng. This is my final year for my CCA guzheng (after 13 weeks end CCA bc N-Level) n I brought it (around 2023-2024) for CCA learning at home. Is my first time fixing the string by my own. This is the only video out of all my search is the best one. Keep it up.
The best tutorial!
It’s so important to loosen the tuning peg a lot before you put the string on. Then after putting the string in, pulling up on the slack string while tightening the tuning peg- makes it easy peasy.
Thanks for the great video!
Glad it helped!
Great video, wonderful playing ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you so much. This has been extremely helpful for me to help my mom change her Guzheng strings. Keep up the good content 👍 Good video quality
You're so welcome!
Thank you for this Video
You're welcome!
@@EightTonesMusic Thank you
Thank you for this video, it's really helpful and now I can change my guzheng string 😁😁
Glad it helped!
Why did you set the tuner to 442 instead of 440? Nice video, I love how bright and clean the picture is. I'm about to change all of my strings. Can't wait!
Can you break the tring while tuning as its snaps from the pin.. sincerely affraid to tune 😅
You can shift the bridge towards your right a little
What’s the piece teacher Kira performs at the end? 👏👏👏
雪落下的声音 The Sounds of The Snow Falling
Mine don't have the remove string hole how to change
While tuning i broke a string. Ordered new ones. This is very helpful. I feel bad for hurting my guzheng
You're welcome!
Next time when any of my strings would break by " accident ", i will be sure to try that way of setting it in tuning pins ^^ hopefully it won't be such a nightmare anymore xD Thank you guys for relaxing video
hmm,. my guzheng is strange, there is no hole to access the strings on the underbelly of the instrument, and the strings are tied at both ends, left and right with pins.. the strings dont have the metal stopper at the end. how to re-string this type of guzheng?
@@EightTonesMusic oh no its still a guzheng , i think its some kind of travel guzheng, taiwan style perhaps, 18 strings all steel strings without nylon, both fixed bridges are straight
Hello, recently I’ve been trying to replace 3 strings, but the 6th string keeps breaking. I think it is because the tension is too high but I’m not sure how to release the tension to get to the correct note.
Hi, you can shift the bridge to the right side of you a little (right side of you when playing the guzheng).
I have a question I know there are A type B type strings I recently got 1 set that doesn’t has any A or B indication would you know what is it?
Hi, which brand is it? You can take a picture of the front and back, and send it to contact@eight-tones.com.sg
Hello I have a question I got a guzheng a couple days ago I’ve snapped 2 strings already, I admit 1 of the strings I accidentally over tightened it but now I know how tight I can go but I was packing it away loosening the strings and a string snapped when I was loosening it, is there something I don’t know or was there something wrong with the string ?
Hi, it could the bridge position that causes the tension to be too high, or it could be the string quality or the wood splinters.
@@EightTonesMusic thank you !!!!
What’s the mini Guzheng on your shelf??
That a wazheng miniature by Mujiuchen. If you're interested to buy, you can contact our stores by whatsapp to +6598362072 or email us at contact@eight-tones.com.sg
Thank you! 😊
Hello, great video! Are those strings all of the same thickness?
@@EightTonesMusic Thank you!
standart tuning is D?
or I can use C instead? is it ok? thanks
Hi, sorry for the late reply. Yes there is a C tuning too, but the tuning chart is a little bit different. (please don't tune everything down by one whole tone)
@@EightTonesMusic Thanks!