チューニング

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チューニングする · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Refers to adjusting a musical instrument, engine, or electronic device for optimal performance. Used as a noun or with する as a transitive verb.

〈物もの〉をチューニングするto tune something (an instrument, engine, radio, etc.)
ギターをチューニングしてから演えん奏そうを始はじめた。
I tuned the guitar before starting to play.
チューニングが合あうto be in tune
全ぜん員いんの楽がっ器きのチューニングが合あっていて気き持もちよかった。
Everyone's instruments were in tune, and it sounded great.
チューニングが狂くるうto go out of tune
湿しっ気けでピアノのチューニングが狂くるってしまった。
The humidity made the piano go out of tune.

調ちょう律りつ
調律 is the traditional Japanese term specifically for tuning musical instruments, while チューニング is a loanword used more broadly for instruments, engines, and electronics.
調ちょう整せいN3
調整 means adjustment in general (settings, schedules, mechanisms), whereas チューニング is narrower and usually implies fine-tuning for optimal performance.

チューナー
チューナー is the physical device used to select a station, while チューニング is the act or process of tuning, so they are easily mixed up despite the shared loanword root.

Borrowed from English 'tuning'.