Here is how you can transform your intonation on the violin in 60 seconds or less.

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There are 5 ways to get better intonation on the violin in less than 60 seconds. First, you need to make sure all your equipment are in working order, and your strings are fresh. Second, pay attention to how your left hand fingers are approaching the finger board. Believe it or not, by pressing harder, you will likely have sharper intonation. Third, be mindful of left hand position and frame. By achieving this, you will have more accurate intonation. Fourth, do not press a lot on the bow when making a sound. Lastly, use the weight of your arm and a straight bow to establish a good contact point between your bow and the strings on your violin.