Your are responsible. I bought an electric Uke and some pedals. You addicted me to Uke. :-) I can't live without an Uke anymore. A Uke is now an endless fun to play. Thank you so much.
Sounds good. I use a Boss CS-3 compressor/sustain, , Boss DS-2 Distortion, Small Clone Chorus, Boss PS-5 Pitch Shifter, Caline CP-19 Blue Ocean Delay on my board.
@@UkuleleWales I replaced the caline with a Joyo (Joyo's copy of a MXR Carbon Copy) and added a Joyo Atmosphere Reverb and finally a Joyo AC Tone (emulates the legendary Vox AC-30 amplifier). i am not a techie guy and i do not like to use a lot of pedals. However, my songs dictate what pedals I have and use. It is more convenient for me to use the pitch shifter to detune my uke without having to change uke's or fidal with my tuner. I sometimes use it to emulate a 12 string guitar on certain songs.. I run through a 50 watt PA and a 30 watt (sometimes 15 watt) Acoustic amplifier. The DS-2 and the Small Clone is set to emulate emulate Kurt Cobain's settings when I am using the Flight Pathfinder Electric ukulele. Many of the songs I do are Hawaiian folk or Hawaiian pop songs. So I use one of my electric acoustic uke's for that. Many of my other songs need the reverb and or the delay (U2 songs). A versitile board.
Just found you recently on UA-cam. Awesome videos. You are giving me the inspiration to start playing with peddles. Keep up the great work. Big Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you for your videos, they are very informative. I wonder if you would consider doing a video on how to set up a practice session for ukulele/u-bass. My problem is I just sit down and play the songs from my U-group and the odd other one that I like (often with a new chord), but I don't think this is stretching me very much. I'd love to know how to structure a practice session and various exercises to help with things like, making me faster, learning new chords, learning how to pick, etc etc. Just a suggestion - I really enjoy your teaching style. Cheers
Hi, thanks for your great comment. I can certainly have a think about how I can explain best practice ideas so Thanks for that suggestion. In the mean time, try and think about different techniques, so maybe start a "practice session" with working on strum patterns alone (you can use the rhythm videos I've made) or a new chord by playing along using a chord drill. I always try and play things I like, even if I have completely nailed it but then I'll also try and find something new. You might not get all these things done in one go but you will start to get a little more organised. Also, little and often is better than long sessions making finger sore.
Ooooo, I like that lighted Saguaro cactus off to the left. FYI, they don't start growing arms until they're about 80 to 85 years old. They are the symbol of the Sonoran Desert...
Thanks so much for this! I haven't tried any pedals yet and wouldn't have known where to start. I've seen them online but it's impossible to tell what they might sound like without a point of reference.
Thanks Steve, I know I've struggled to find many videos on ukes and effects and they do sound very different than with guitars. Was thinking of you and you stomp box with the spring reverb, sorry, Ireally should have mentioned your great vid. Shall look forward to your pedal adventures.
Thanks for thinking of me and my channel! I have acquired all the makings of a "fuzz" effects pedal that plan to make in a small cigar box. I think I'll call it a "fuzz box." Now I just need to find the time to put it together!
Thanks for an excellent and informative video. I am planning to build a small cheap effects board following you future videos. what cheap effects pedals would you recommend to start with
Hi Malcolm, so gald you enjoyed and it's helped. Do you mean brand or type of pedal. If you are talking type, depending if your amp has any effects, if it doesn't personally I would certainly look at reverb, chorus and delay but it really is down to what type of sound you are trying to achieve. In terms of brand, so many to choose from! Please ask away if you need more answers and good lucj with your pedalboard.
@@UkuleleWales Thanks, I did mean type, best to begin with as I've no idea what to try. You've answered my question thanks. Keep the lessons etc. I find them really useful
For the ukulele I can recommend the Mooer GE150 Multieffect Pedal. There is an amp and cabinet simulation included and the Line Out can directly plugged in an audio Interface of a computer. And you can play by night because a headphone jack is also build in. You can select different mikrophone types and you can define the position of the mikrophone in front of the virtual cabinet. And there so many great sounding Effects included. I think it is the right solution for people who don't want to DIY.
Hi Christian, I don't know this multi fx but will have a look. I've often used and multi fx pedals, mainly boos and digitech but I do like Mooer pedals. Thanks for the heads up.
Your are responsible. I bought an electric Uke and some pedals. You addicted me to Uke. :-)
I can't live without an Uke anymore. A Uke is now an endless fun to play. Thank you so much.
That's awesome! So glad to have been such a bad influence! LOL
I've had my eye on kmise pedals to play with my electric guitars. I hadn't thought about using them with ukuleles. Thanks for the video!
Happy to help Gary!
My money and I are so grateful to you for this! I have a Kmise banjolele but had no idea they make pedals. Thanks so much!
You are so welcome Jan, your comment did make me laugh!
Sounds good. I use a Boss CS-3 compressor/sustain, , Boss DS-2 Distortion, Small Clone Chorus, Boss PS-5 Pitch Shifter, Caline CP-19 Blue Ocean Delay on my board.
Thanks Try, sounds like a great set-up you have.
@@UkuleleWales I replaced the caline with a Joyo (Joyo's copy of a MXR Carbon Copy) and added a Joyo Atmosphere Reverb and finally a Joyo AC Tone (emulates the legendary Vox AC-30 amplifier). i am not a techie guy and i do not like to use a lot of pedals. However, my songs dictate what pedals I have and use. It is more convenient for me to use the pitch shifter to detune my uke without having to change uke's or fidal with my tuner. I sometimes use it to emulate a 12 string guitar on certain songs.. I run through a 50 watt PA and a 30 watt (sometimes 15 watt) Acoustic amplifier. The DS-2 and the Small Clone is set to emulate emulate Kurt Cobain's settings when I am using the Flight Pathfinder Electric ukulele. Many of the songs I do are Hawaiian folk or Hawaiian pop songs. So I use one of my electric acoustic uke's for that. Many of my other songs need the reverb and or the delay (U2 songs). A versitile board.
Just found you recently on UA-cam. Awesome videos. You are giving me the inspiration to start playing with peddles. Keep up the great work. Big Thanks from Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks Ray, so glad you are enjoying and if you have any questions about pedals, please feel free to ask.
My list increaseth!!! Lol! Love this vid Rach :D xx
Thank you for your videos, they are very informative. I wonder if you would consider doing a video on how to set up a practice session for ukulele/u-bass. My problem is I just sit down and play the songs from my U-group and the odd other one that I like (often with a new chord), but I don't think this is stretching me very much. I'd love to know how to structure a practice session and various exercises to help with things like, making me faster, learning new chords, learning how to pick, etc etc. Just a suggestion - I really enjoy your teaching style. Cheers
Hi, thanks for your great comment. I can certainly have a think about how I can explain best practice ideas so Thanks for that suggestion.
In the mean time, try and think about different techniques, so maybe start a "practice session" with working on strum patterns alone (you can use the rhythm videos I've made) or a new chord by playing along using a chord drill. I always try and play things I like, even if I have completely nailed it but then I'll also try and find something new. You might not get all these things done in one go but you will start to get a little more organised.
Also, little and often is better than long sessions making finger sore.
@@UkuleleWales great advice, thanks for the reply.
Thank's so Much, greetings from Ecuador
You're welcome!
Ooooo, I like that lighted Saguaro cactus off to the left. FYI, they don't start growing arms until they're about 80 to 85 years old. They are the symbol of the Sonoran Desert...
Yes, always been a great catus lover, all indoors here though. I love seeing the massive Saguaros in pics.
Thanks so much for this! I haven't tried any pedals yet and wouldn't have known where to start. I've seen them online but it's impossible to tell what they might sound like without a point of reference.
Thanks Steve, I know I've struggled to find many videos on ukes and effects and they do sound very different than with guitars. Was thinking of you and you stomp box with the spring reverb, sorry, Ireally should have mentioned your great vid. Shall look forward to your pedal adventures.
Thanks for thinking of me and my channel! I have acquired all the makings of a "fuzz" effects pedal that plan to make in a small cigar box. I think I'll call it a "fuzz box." Now I just need to find the time to put it together!
Thanks for an excellent and informative video. I am planning to build a small cheap effects board following you future videos. what cheap effects pedals would you recommend to start with
Hi Malcolm, so gald you enjoyed and it's helped. Do you mean brand or type of pedal. If you are talking type, depending if your amp has any effects, if it doesn't personally I would certainly look at reverb, chorus and delay but it really is down to what type of sound you are trying to achieve. In terms of brand, so many to choose from! Please ask away if you need more answers and good lucj with your pedalboard.
@@UkuleleWales Thanks, I did mean type, best to begin with as I've no idea what to try. You've answered my question thanks. Keep the lessons etc. I find them really useful
@@UkuleleWales Thanks for your reply, it was the type so you've answered my question. Your videos are great both informative and enjoyable.
Thank you so much ! You are really sweet by the way ! Look forward to see your dream pedal :)
Thank you! 😃
This is so exciting!
I LOVED this comment when I read it Cate!!
Tky for your videos ❤️
And Thank You for your support Vanessa, much appreciated. :-)
Thank u for video, btw. What is the lick ur playing? A pentatonic scale?
It's a blues scale starting on C. Hope that helps.
@@UkuleleWales thanks
Irig and amplitude on iPad is brilliant for use effects.
Shall try it out. Thanks Dave
For the ukulele I can recommend the Mooer GE150 Multieffect Pedal. There is an amp and cabinet simulation included and the Line Out can directly plugged in an audio Interface of a computer. And you can play by night because a headphone jack is also build in.
You can select different mikrophone types and you can define the position of the mikrophone in front of the virtual cabinet. And there so many great sounding Effects included.
I think it is the right solution for people who don't want to DIY.
Hi Christian, I don't know this multi fx but will have a look. I've often used and multi fx pedals, mainly boos and digitech but I do like Mooer pedals. Thanks for the heads up.
Nice!!
Thanks
i’m a beginner and i was wondering if you need an amp to go with the pedals
Hi, yes, you'll need an amp to power the pedals through.
I'd call it a ukuaboard dream
Love the name. Hopeful more pedal videos coming very soon.