* G (the lowest string)
* D
* A
* E (the highest string)
You can use an electric guitar tuner to tune your violin, but you will need to set the tuner to the correct pitch. The standard pitch for a violin is A440, which means that the A string should vibrate at 440 cycles per second.
Here are the steps on how to tune a violin using an electric guitar tuner:
1. Turn on the tuner and set it to the correct pitch (A440).
2. Pluck the G string on your violin.
3. Adjust the tuning peg for the G string until the tuner reads "in tune" or the needle is centered.
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the D, A, and E strings.
You may need to make small adjustments to the tuning pegs until all of the strings are in tune. Once you are finished, your violin should be tuned and ready to play.