Can't wait 11.30 pm to watch this video. Kevin, tbh, I haven't fully understand u. I learned to play one song not standard tuning, but didn't change it. Your video is useful and informative. U can't make uninformative or unuseful video. I can't just ask you any question. Maybe I will rewatch this video later. When Spotify isn't available in my country☹️ Anyway, tysm for this video. I'm not your hater. I love u sm. U inspire me. U don't realize how u have helped me. Thank you so much.
I have actually done the other way around. Bought a sopranino which I was told should be tuned in GCEA. Since the C-string was buzzing against a fret band I I tuned it up a half tone. That was solving most of the problem. The down tuning really sounded nice! Thanks for this video!
Let me see if I am clear on this one, I was going to ask how to tune down a song (transposing???) because I find that a song in the Key of C is bit high, but according to this video, all I do instead is tune down the uke and play the same progression as the original song? is that correct? I Love your tutorials, by the way I am playing a lot better now, Thanks so much aloha from the UK
So I’ve been having trouble with my e string tuned normally. It sounded muted and would not sustain. Sounded like a toy uke on the e string frets 3 and 4. I tuned it down like this and it sounds better. Not 100%, but it now sounds like it blends in with the rest of the notes. Before it stuck out like a sore thumb.
I prefer this tune better on my tenor. Changed frm original Aquila Nylgut to Fluorocarbon with wound C, it seemed too tight and stressed my fingers. Once changed to this, it sounded much better and easier to pick. Thank u so much Kevin.
I like the strumming pattern in the sample (10:55). Is covered by your tutorial somewhere? If not can you give the details please? Thanks.
Checked out a few videos before this one regarding tuning down but your's was by far the best. Answered all my questions. Thank you!
I tuned my low G a full step down, sounds interesting
Can't wait 11.30 pm to watch this video.
Kevin, tbh, I haven't fully understand u. I learned to play one song not standard tuning, but didn't change it.
Your video is useful and informative. U can't make uninformative or unuseful video. I can't just ask you any question. Maybe I will rewatch this video later.
When Spotify isn't available in my country☹️
Anyway, tysm for this video. I'm not your hater. I love u sm. U inspire me. U don't realize how u have helped me. Thank you so much.
Excellent tutorial! Simple clear, precise and informative. I have learned so much from your short video. Thank you.
I have actually done the other way around. Bought a sopranino which I was told should be tuned in GCEA. Since the C-string was buzzing against a fret band I I tuned it up a half tone. That was solving most of the problem. The down tuning really sounded nice! Thanks for this video!
Down tuning a Sopranino might be a good idea cause the strings will last longer.
Thanks for this lesson. I will try tuning my 2nd ukulele a half step lower. My first time with this.
Aways good to know and to learn new information. Many thanks I found it quite interesting.
Congratulations!
Your videos are such as amazing ukulele and English (for me, from Brazil haha) classes.
Let me see if I am clear on this one, I was going to ask how to tune down a song (transposing???) because I find that a song in the Key of C is bit high, but according to this video, all I do instead is tune down the uke and play the same progression as the original song? is that correct?
I Love your tutorials, by the way I am playing a lot better now, Thanks so much
aloha from the UK
Thank you very much for that ! It's great !
Tuning B6 Chord ?
I subscribed based on your help in answering my question on the very tight nylon strings I have on my uke. so helpful Thanks
So I’ve been having trouble with my e string tuned normally. It sounded muted and would not sustain. Sounded like a toy uke on the e string frets 3 and 4. I tuned it down like this and it sounds better. Not 100%, but it now sounds like it blends in with the rest of the notes. Before it stuck out like a sore thumb.
I prefer this tune better on my tenor. Changed frm original Aquila Nylgut to Fluorocarbon with wound C, it seemed too tight and stressed my fingers. Once changed to this, it sounded much better and easier to pick. Thank u so much Kevin.
Great lesson, usefull information, thanks Kevin👍😀
Thanks a ton bro