Rather than being tuned to the 5th fret of the G string it needs to be tuned to the 4th fret of this string (this tuning makes “barre chords” possible). The only exception to this method is the B string. You can work your way up through the strings tuning them in the same way.
Once the A string is in tune, its 5th fret can then be used to tune the D string. Providing that the low E string is in tune, we can play its 5th fret to give us the note of A and tune the open A string so it sounds the same. When you play the 5th fret of most of the strings, it gives the same note as the next string up played open. The diagram shows how the strings relate to each other. For this to work one string needs to be in tune already (usually the low E string) meaning you would need to use any of the previous methods to get this string in tune beforehand.
This is tuning the guitar strings to each other.
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