G Force Tuner Up Down Function

okay gospel guitarist here again with another video on the g-force tuner from gibson actually from tronical but labeled as gibson um one of them i'll do today is try to cover how would i go about restringing my guitar and i guess i should talk just a little bit about the actual tuning pegs if i can get this thing lined up it's probably going to be blurry and out of focus i guess but anyway if you look at the tuning pegs there is a slot through the top of them and what you do is you run the end of the string cut it about an inch and a quarter past the post and then come back with the tip of the string and run it down the center of the post inside that hole down in the middle if you can see on my d string there and then wrap the string around the upper flange which i did not do um and then there's this little split on the ridge flange where you can hold the string and get it down underneath the flange on the bottom part of the post which is how you're supposed to wrap them so you go into the hole and then wrap it around the top of the flange and then go down underneath the flange once you get it that far you're going to want to initiate your auto string winding so you're going to push three times the on button and then push enter twice and it's going to sit there and flash with the red e waiting for me to go up if i push up i can wind the string up if i go down i wind the string down manually now you can sit here and mess with this and then when it turns yellow you're going to be close to the tuning so right there is yellow and it automatically just nudged it just a hair and went to the next string now it's ready for a so i'm pretty close i only threw my guitar out of tune just a little bit because i was already set up so i'm wanting to do this as quick as possible so this video ain't a mile long so now it's messing with the d so as you can see i'm not doing anything with the up and down controls the tuner has automatically shifted itself into tuning mode for me so i didn't have to get out of the up and down mode or what they like to call up and down um tuning up and down individual string mode um it'll just jump right into tuning mode for you and move from one string to the next as you can see so now i'm in tune now i was playing an e chord but um so that's the procedure to so once again really quick to get this thing into where you get your strings off like mine shipped with nines i said in the last video so i needed to figure out how to get them off so on three times go over to the center hit enter two times and it goes into your up and down mode so per string so if i broke the fourth string i can use my left and right arrow to get to the fourth string which is d d and then i can push the up and down arrow and loosen the string and then remove it and put a new one on okay so you can use the left and right bounces from string to string up and down will move whatever string you're set to to manually wind and unwind the string you're not supposed to use the tuners with your fingers when this unit is turned on now if you turn it off then you can use it normally i don't like to do that it just doesn't feel right so i just use this mode um that's all there is really to retuning the system uh the next video will be on calibrating it and seeing what else what other steps you should do to set this up before you start just easily playing and retuning with it so once you get done you can just shut it off or well it'll shut itself off once it gets everything in tune so that was the big hump for me was okay these tuning pegs look funny and i was used to this you know they're like a fender style and they're almost a self it's a self locking type of mechanism so i have mine strung up a little bit different than what they said but i didn't have the manual to go through yet i just figured from years of experience i want my string down on the post so i put it down on the post and it's fine for e-tuning if i start doing crazy things like drop c i might the strings may not stay locked in so i would recommend to wrap it once around the top of the flange before you go under it and wrap the rest and you should only get two wrappings at most on your peg these are very similar to locking tuners you don't have to do a lot of winding of your string here matter of fact the more winds you get on the peg the more you're going to stress the system and the tuners are going to burn out so that's probably why people are replacing tuners or ripping the whole thing off because it don't work and you can't string this like a normal guitar so you have to string it the way it needs to be strung and that's why i did the video so i hope you found this all helpful and still the jury's still out so until the next video i'll talk to you later