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When the shorter scale guitar strings less voltage needed to achieve the desired pitch and when there is less tension on the strings they respond more in terms of pitch change in a slight increase in tension. When a string is fretted that force is slightly curved with a corresponding slight increase in pitch. This applies to any guitar with a scale length, but the change in pitch that results is negligible longer the size and the tighter the string tension.
This can cause problems begin electric guitars with scale less than 23 "and acoustic guitars, classical guitars and sometimes, with scale less than 21". This effect is more pronounced in smaller scale electric guitars instead of acoustic, because they have thinner strings, and more with steel strings instead of nylon string acoustic guitar to use for a similar reason. It will also depend on the size of the ferrets and how hard you fret the strings.
The problem may arise primarily in two contexts: 1. worry when agreements In the first open position. 2. when you tune the guitar using a common methodology for comparing the 6th (or 5th) position of the strings in the open position for the next string. I will explain each case.
If you fret bar chord you fret all the strings that are played more or less equally hard, and although they all will shift slightly higher in pitch will still sound OK because they all still good harmonizing. However, with an 'open' chord you play some chords and pressed a number of open strings together. The pressed strings will play with a slightly higher pitch shift, but the open strings will not match any slight increase in pitch shift, so you can end with a 'bad' sounding endorsed by the dissonance that results. The remedy for ferrets that more careful. If that does not help you should try using thicker (higher gauge) strings.
When you tune a guitar short scale, the usual method of comparing 6th position what happens is that you fret the 6th position shifted slightly higher in pitch, so the following Tuning string correspondingly slightly higher. If you fret the 6th position of the string against the open position of the next, you shift the pitch again slightly higher, and so on. Against the time you reach the last string you have accumulated 5 slight shifts in tone that could easily amount to a full or half step more. So you end up with a tuning that sounds bad. The cure for that is to vote with the harmonica method, or use an electric tuner. You can very decent ones for about $ 20, and I very highly recommend for beginners and they use a tuning.
Very small quarter size mini electric guitars with scale less than 21 "are possible to play in standard tuning, but requires skill and very soft worrying. In most cases you would need to match it up to get stable in tuning and pitch, or use thicker strings. The most common way of tuning in a very short scale guitars is quarter, ie, the E string goes up to A and you tune the rest accordingly (you end up with ADGCEG). Toddler not to fret the guitar for a while, but then would just go picking a good alternative to the guitar to match an agreement G (GDGBDG), which sound pretty good such open strum.
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