Hey I have a little request for you, can you give a ukulele tutorial for the song from a manga Series Your lie in April i.e. Yujin A(Friend A) and below is the link for the song: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WtOOk0IKixM.html
Rosie Doll Art that is all good, a lot of people take a couple years before they start this journey. There is no time table and we all learn different. How is your process going? Are you feeling confident ?
Thanks you from the Land Down Under (Australia). You are in the Holy Trinity of my favourite ukulele youtube teachers. Clear, consice and charismatic. Excellent balance of humour coupled with logical step-by-step explanation accompanied by easy to understand illustrations.
I've been playing ukulele for over 15 years now. Oh, sorry, 15 days. I found this video to be Too Cool. You Tube should have a warning label for these types of videos.
I dont know if you saw my comment on your last video but it would help me out so much if you could to try do a tutorial for any system of a down song like toxicity or chop suey please
Your lessons are awesome, just retired and took up ukulele as a hobby, im now practicing scales so i can make up my own solo's and songs, love the blues, just subscribed 👍.
Dude you really rock! Can you elaborate a little more on Tonics and Chord Progressions and how to create chord progressions based on the circle of fifth? I feel like I might finally understand it and be able to follow if you explain it. From Germany! Keep on shreddin' , too! ;-)
Making the jump for ukulele player to musician, I love it. Are you playing with other musicians now too? Or getting chops down and learning and growing and practicing?
@@TenThumbsProductions I've been studying seriously for a year now. I follow you and 2 others consistently. I play with anyone, everywhere, anytime, no matter how rough my skills are I always have a uke with me. I write all the time. I might as well learn how to play what I write. It's a real fun, challenging journey 😎
@@Marys-Channel good for you that is amazing. Playing with other people is where I learned the most. Do you write and sing the songs or are they melodic and instrumental compositions?
@@TenThumbsProductions I sing which is probably one reason I write. I have a limited vocal range and have a challenging time covering many female artists. My skills are still rough. It took a lot guts but I just posted my first original here (different channel) a few weeks ago. What a way to learn! God bless you beautiful people for the extensive work you do. That one video wore me out! I just want to leave a little bit of me around before I leave this earth. And, I'm having fun doing it.✌️
Thanks friend! This one is a big time power skill to have in the bag, it'll later translate into composing melody and writing songs melody first as opposed to lyrics first, which I find to be a fun approach sometimes. Thanks for the support friend!
I sure would like to make time learning this as I'm starting to understand more. I'm writing down notes and can't wait for my days off from work to start on it. 🤙
SO GLAD I found your channel. The blues pentatonic scale solo video completely broke open the possibilties for me. Been going crazy since you can only do so much with just chords and a basically empty vault of music theory after not studying for 20 years... What is a "tonic" note. It's that just Key note?
Hey, thanks for the video! I wanted to ask, what ukulele are you playing? I'm asking because I would like to try a tenor uke (I have a concert) and I think the one you're playing has a really nice sound! Thanks in advance , love your skills!
Thank you Tyler, that’s awesome! Is there another tutorial where you include the g string? With a low G that would sound good no? Or would you recommend different?
Tenor Cedar top, I love it with all my heart. It is the best Ukulele I have ever played under 500 dollars and competes with 1000 dollar Ukuleles. I think I paid 375 when I bought it. It is amazing.
I recant the last comment. And ask that it would be stricken from the record. I will follow up with a question. Have you made a video on how to find the tonic?
@TenThumbsProductions Hi man! Thx for the video.. i have a question.. for am (or c) its easy to “add” the second/third/fourth/fifth scale as well because there is plenty of room at the fretboard.. but if you want to transpose lets say to em (or G) it means that for the first scale you already are in the middle of the fretboard so there is no room to go from there to the right to add the second/third/fourth/fifth scale! So you practically can play only first (maybe second) scale..how you solve this issue? Can you add scales to the left of that fist scale? But how? The second scale has to be right from the first and the third right from the second etc, right?
This might be the solution...you can transpose up and also down....if you use the 5th shape of the a pentatonic shape you can transpose up to the eminor pentatonic scale
Shelly Diane that means your principal shape would be E minor. Open D string, 2nd fret. Open g string 2nd fret. Open B string 3rd fret. Open E string 3rd fret. The root is the open E string on the bottom, you can transpose from there. Hope that helps!
Shelly Diane it’s basically this video, but I don’t have a baritone. I’m referring to the notes for the E minor pentatonic. Google E minor pentatonic Baritone Ukulele, and just play that first shape over and over and then come back to this video. And see where you are at. It’s all about learning that first shape, once you have that the next step is learning to move it.
Here are the pentatonic shapes ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GBURg0RYij4.html and here are the relative majors and minors ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3DOvU2-TTTA.html
Quick question. I may have missed it but in the same sense that c scale is the same as Am pentatonic. Would the F scale be the same as the Dm pentatonic ?
My mind is exploding! Let me see if I have this right. An A minor pentatonic is the same fingering and fret position as a C major? So your example of the F major (with the F note on the fifth fret of the second string), that would be the same as a D minor pentatonic scale (with the D being on the fifth fret of the first string)? Kaboom!
Oh! I found your majors/minors video (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3DOvU2-TTTA.html). To answer my question, yes, but its a major scale, but a **pentatonic** scale. Whew. Bitch'n!
Okay 😂 I’ll just stick to the music. They have the exact same notes, they are called relative minors. C is C, D, E , G, A and A minor is A, C,D, E, G, the exact same. So, yes, is C major pentatonic shape 1, and yes, it is A minor pentatonic shape 1.
@@TenThumbsProductions Yes, I know about relations between major and parallel minor scales. I am still learning music theory and am glad that you confirm my guess. Thanks.
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