I also have a Qwik Tune, Just follow what the last 2 people said, also there are Led lights at the top above the needle if you get a red arrow to the right you have it to sharp or string tension to tight need to loosen tension on string, if you have a red arrow to the left you are flat and need to tighten the sting tension when the green light in the middle comes on you are in tune, just pluck each string when green light is on your good to go. Just a note if you are tuning a acoustic that is not electric no plug, then you need to turn on the tuner and put it near the sound hole of the guitar make sure you are in a quiet room or you will have a hard time with noise interferance. I used a Korg GA30 for a little while until my friend showed me his 'Intellitouch' clip-on chromatic tuner. I bought one locally, US$50 off the shelf at Guitar Center, and it's a fantastic unit. Youda Games Crack Full. It just clips on to the headstock of any guitar, be it bass, acoustic, or electric, and displays your tuning status by sensing the vibrations as you pluck strings. No mic to pick up ambient noise and throw you off. Unless you're humming at extreme volumes, standing next to a jackhammer, or trying to tune while a freight train is passing by you, I imagine it's pretty hard to interfere with this thing.