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Unless you've put the strings on yourself, don't do this yourself, please:

Loosen the string with the head tuner until it's slack enough to slip the end of the string with the metal loop up off the fine tuner. Unscrew and remove the screw used to fine tune the violin. It should be turned counter-clockwise (flat, if you were tuning). Then there is a nut beneath the screw you just removed.- it should be the same size as the screw, just against the top of the tailpiece. Unscrew it also by turning it counter-clockwise. the tuner can be gently removed from the underside of the tailpiece. Repeat.

To re-string, insert the loop of the string into the round part of the "keyhole" on the tailpiece. The string will be pulled up into slit when the string is tightened.

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Installing fine tuners by yourself is risky business I would say go to a professional and have them put in. Mostly because if you don't put them in right, you can mess up your entire violin.

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Turning it Clockwise (Right) will make it sharper, if you turn it counter-clockwise (left) it will be flat.

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To tune violin strings, one needs to use a tuner (violin or chromatic). A violin teacher, a perfect pitch and a tuned piano or keyboard will also be required.

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