![]() Start with your ETD and tune a whole piano from A0 – A88 and then clean it up.Learn to hear and clean unisons until you get really comfortable. Train your ear to tune unisons, getting familiar with the feel of the tuning hammer.Learn to tune single strings and stop the lights on the tuning device.When you start the hands on part of this course follow this order. These concepts will separate you from other piano tuners and give you the edge you need to thrive in any situation. After you have tuned 1,000 pianos, you will still go back to these core concepts to guide your decisions in the field. The concepts I will teach you will lay the foundation for your success. Every part is critical and I will say it in the least words possible and in a way you can soak it in. Watch the videos on theory several times until you begin to really understand what I am talking about. The theory and head knowledge will sink in over time as you learn. ![]() ![]() Learning the physical aspect of tuning will take the most time. It is critical that you start with the hands on sections as soon as possible. This is the starting point and soon, you can become a Certified Piano Technician right here with the APTN! The APTN offers resources to help you start your business and grow as a piano technician.If you can’t find someone in your city, I can be your mentor through the Apex Patreon. Partner with a technician… someone you trust to help you.I show you how to get the confidence you need to start tuning for pay fast! This is where you will get really good fast. You need to encounter a lot of pianos and a lot of scenarios. The key is the jump in… you won’t learn it all on a single piano in your home. How many pianos should you tune before you start making money? 50, 100, 300, 1,000? I can tell you my students can start within a month of real serious dedicated practice.How to practice – learn single string light stopping, then learn to tune and clean unisons, then tune a whole piano multiple times practicing all of the techniques over and over!.How long will it take – 1 Month-6 Months – You should get though the theory and the video material in less than a month and after 3-6 months of consistent practice, you should feel very confident.What you will accomplish – YOU WILL LEARN TO TUNE AND MASTER TENSION AND TUNING OF THE PIANO.You will be able to tune a whole piano with confidence when you complete this course and the exercises I provide. I’m going to show you how the best and most successful modern piano tuners work and tune and thrive in this industry. I’ve watched many people start leaning piano tuning and quit because they were being guided down a silly path full of theory and outdated techniques. In this course, I will show you everything I learned and help you get started fast. I started making money tuning after just 6 months of studying part time with my 2 piano tuning mentors. It can become somewhat impossible to become great tuner/technician if you learn the wrong way or waste years on the wrong approach. They do that because it’s hard and they have the wrong road map. Many people start learning with other systems and give up before they have success. I am going to show you the way… behind the curtain, the secrets, the fundamentals that will set you on a path to becoming the best piano tuner and technician in your city. I am going to teach you for day one how to tune a piano using an ETD (electronic tuning device). Do you need to shave years off the learning process and start making money as a piano tuner in a few months? Yes! I can help you do that. All techniques can also be used to tune spinet pianos.ĭo you want to learn to tune pianos? Do you want the road map to piano tuning success. Your enrollment comes with a 7 DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE.ĭemonstrations on GRAND and UPRIGHT pianos throughout the course. To put it bluntly, there is no easier and faster way to become a competent piano tuner. ![]() THIS IS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE COURSE AVAILABLE ONLINE FOR LEARNING TO TUNE WITH AN ETD AND LEARNING THE TIPS AND TRICKS TO BECOME A COMPETENT PIANO TUNER.
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