TUNING REFERENCE

Baritone (Ukulele) tuning

D · G · B · E

Baritone (Ukulele) is a 4-string ukulele tuning with open strings D–G–B–E.

Instrument
Ukulele (Baritone)
Strings
4
Open notes
D G B E
With octaves
D3 G3 B3 E4

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D Minor on the fretboard

Find each scale tone in a catalog tuning. Filled notes marked R are roots; outlined notes are other tones. Open strings are fret 0.

Choose a scale to see it in Baritone (Ukulele). A scale does not need to contain every open-string note to be played in this tuning.

Ukulele (Soprano) referenceD Minor scale in this tuning

Ukulele (Soprano) · Baritone (Ukulele) · Frets 0–12 · All scale tones

D Minor in Baritone (Ukulele) on Ukulele (Soprano)Physical string order is preserved, with the first catalog string at the bottom. Read exact frets and pitches in the table below. Roots carry an R marker.0123456789101112D3G3B3E4String 1, fret 0: D3, rootDRString 1, fret 2: E3EString 1, fret 3: F3FString 1, fret 5: G3GString 1, fret 7: A3AString 1, fret 8: A#3A#String 1, fret 10: C4CString 1, fret 12: D4, rootDRString 2, fret 0: G3GString 2, fret 2: A3AString 2, fret 3: A#3A#String 2, fret 5: C4CString 2, fret 7: D4, rootDRString 2, fret 9: E4EString 2, fret 10: F4FString 2, fret 12: G4GString 3, fret 1: C4CString 3, fret 3: D4, rootDRString 3, fret 5: E4EString 3, fret 6: F4FString 3, fret 8: G4GString 3, fret 10: A4AString 3, fret 11: A#4A#String 4, fret 0: E4EString 4, fret 1: F4FString 4, fret 3: G4GString 4, fret 5: A4AString 4, fret 6: A#4A#String 4, fret 8: C5CString 4, fret 10: D5, rootDRString 4, fret 12: E5E

Notes-per-string views select the first matching scale tones on each string at or above the starting fret, within a 12-fret window. These are position studies: crossing strings can repeat or skip pitches. They are not guaranteed continuous ascending runs or finger assignments. Four-note layouts can require stretches or position shifts.

Fret positions and pitches · first catalog string to last
Open stringFretsNotes with octaves
1 · D30 · 2 · 3 · 5 · 7 · 8 · 10 · 12D3 · E3 · F3 · G3 · A3 · A#3 · C4 · D4
2 · G30 · 2 · 3 · 5 · 7 · 9 · 10 · 12G3 · A3 · A#3 · C4 · D4 · E4 · F4 · G4
3 · B31 · 3 · 5 · 6 · 8 · 10 · 11C4 · D4 · E4 · F4 · G4 · A4 · A#4
4 · E40 · 1 · 3 · 5 · 6 · 8 · 10 · 12E4 · F4 · G4 · A4 · A#4 · C5 · D5 · E5

Intervals from the first string

Each interval is measured by pitch class from the first physical open string. String order is preserved for re-entrant and doubled-course tunings.

StringNoteSemitonesInterval
1D30Root
2G35Perfect 4th
3B39Major 6th
4E42Major 2nd

Compare with Baritone (Ukulele)

Pitch changes in semitones for each physical string, compared with Baritone (Ukulele). Negative values lower the pitch; positive values raise it. Check your instrument and string gauges before changing register.

StringDefault pitchThis tuningChange
1D3D30 semitones
2G3G30 semitones
3B3B30 semitones
4E4E40 semitones

Explore this string layout

Browse 4-string ukulele tunings. Related tunings below prioritize the default tuning, matching interval structures, and nearby open-string pitches.

Chords available in the open strings

E MinorG Major

Scales containing every open-string pitch class

C MajorD MajorE MinorE Minor pentatonicG MajorG Major pentatonicA MinorB Minor

Related tunings

Low G (Ukulele)Standard (Ukulele)

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