Official Ukulele Thread
Official Ukulele Thread
I did a search and found 2 old threads, but wanted to start a new one for all ukulele inquiries.
I just bought a new one yesterday, having fun messing with it. I never owned any guitar before, this is the first stringed instrument I tried to learn.
any tabs out there or advise for uke players?
I just bought a new one yesterday, having fun messing with it. I never owned any guitar before, this is the first stringed instrument I tried to learn.
any tabs out there or advise for uke players?
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GCEA from everything I find, however I have a book that says ADF#B
I go with the GCEA...hard to tune, I have to use my shitty keyboard
I go with the GCEA...hard to tune, I have to use my shitty keyboard
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ok thanks, I am still getting fimiliar with tuning and chords and such. I didnt really realize that would be the same.violenticecream88 wrote:ADF#B would be the same thing, cept like a raised B, or baritone
I didnt realize the strings dont go from lowest to highest (top string to bottom) on a ukulele either
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I heard American Baby on the radio and made me realize I could learn Boyd's picking parts on songs like that and 2step, warehouse...any tabs out there?
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I've been finding lots of beatles tabs for the uke on the netbassman462 wrote:learn something by paul mccartney
any suggestions. Keep in mind I am very new at uke/guitar. I am not very good and changing from chord to chord yet and my pinky is weaker than a newborn baby
any practice tips from the guitarists?
"Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds" - Albert Einstein
"They are ill discoverers that think that there is no land if they see nothing but a sea." —Francis Bacon
"They are ill discoverers that think that there is no land if they see nothing but a sea." —Francis Bacon
spare my ignorance and tell me what it means when i read a tab and the number has brackets
i know hammer on is shown like 7h9. and slide can be 7/9 but when i see...3 5 (5) 7what does the brackets mean? to let it ring or to sticato it and not let it ring, is it a bend, im just not sure
i repeat spare my ignorance
i have only been reading tabs for about 2 days
i know hammer on is shown like 7h9. and slide can be 7/9 but when i see...3 5 (5) 7what does the brackets mean? to let it ring or to sticato it and not let it ring, is it a bend, im just not sure
i repeat spare my ignorance

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