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Hi , i can not get this Sticker in my country , so i think i can make one by circle stickers , but i need the distance between nut and the first notes , and between the notes , and between last note and the end of sticker ...
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you will make it more accurate if you use a tuner to find the notes.
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i do not have a tuner and i do not know the tunes sounds , i just start before 4 days ago , if you have a link for tuner could help me , please write it to me
Here's an online keyboard - it can help You to compare the pitch:
http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custo.....trings.htm
Also i remember that @kevin-m made similar stickers himself, though i could't find them here...
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I was just going to say the same thing as Naska. Kevin made on that you can print and tape on your fiddle. Someone will certainly paste the link. 
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thanks
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IMO it is better to do without fingering tapes, even if you don't have a tuner.
You need to train your ears to know whether you are on pitch. IMO tapes are a distraction from that.
It would be good to use something like the virtual keyboard that Naska linked to.
But how about trying this: use the Musescore software to write a score of the C major scale or any scale. Then you can make the software play the scale so that you can hear it and play along with it. And it doesn't have to be scales ... to start, you could play along with any slow tune that you like, if you can get the sheet music in musescore. That way you will be hearing the exact pitches in the scales or tunes that you like. The program and some good video tutorials are free from musescore.org. I think that will be one of the best ways to train your ears and your fingers at the same time.
https://fiddlerman.com/wp-cont.....plique.pdf
Her it is. Just make sure that when it is printed the scaling is set to none.
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