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Thanks for sharing.

Brilliant. Thank you for a quick and easy video to follow. I get it now 😊

Great😊

Super clear! Can’t wait to practice these!

I had a hard time believing that bamboo would make a good tone "wood" (bamboo is a grass, not a wood). I guess I've been proved right. This ukulele is cheap compared to the Martin one at half the price. The Martin has nasty HPL back and sides (HPL is similar to Formica). Personally I think bamboo looks ugly compared to real wood but that's me. Bamboo grows like a weed so I guess there's plenty of it but seeing that it's abundant and cheap, it's not like you need experts picking out the best pieces and aging them for years, why are they charging so much?

Many thanks for this excellent and awesome lesson. I learned some wonderful techniques from this tutorial that I have added to my 12 Bar Blues toolbox like the basic shuffle and the more advanced variations of it. I am now incorporating your instruction into my daily practice. You earned my respect and my subscription to your channel. Looking forward to catching up with all of your past material as well as the new.

Thank you, exactly the advice I’ve been looking for 😊

Gosh. I'm so excited! I have a wonderful old uke that I've always wanted to play, but I have nerve damage in my left hand. Still a challenge, as I have no ability to press down with uniform pressure using anything other than my thumb, but you've given me something fun to strive for! Thanks so much for this!

Interesting, but then you don't have nails on either hand, and there are times that I want to be able to do finger picking and there's no way to do that kind of strum technique (bi-directionally) with fingernails, and just using the fleshy part of the fingertips. Maybe I have to give up on keeping some nail length on the right hand, but... I don't know! Aaaaaa!

Very good video indeed. Clear and very well set out and easily understood! Well done! Thank you very much!

Mahalo! I did learn a lot! You are a great teacher! I bought myself a uke for my 60th birthday and I’ve been struggling with rhythm. Your tips give me hope! 🤙🏼

Nice but needs long fingers

Gods of Mexico…😊

thanks for it. amazing

Love this riff. I put some words with it and I’m stoked

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Wow! Such a useful video. Thanks very much 😊

so sick

Here is a tip. Use low G to play blues on ukulele. You need to use the low G to really play blues solos on the ukulele. Also need to know double stops, bending the strings and hammer on and pull offs.

Thanks Dave

Love it!!

Very good idea.

Thank you!

Is muting on the fretboard an entirely different technique than hammer on & off?

oop i started on a concert- i thought that was the soprano haha

Quick question Simon, does it damage the wood of the uke to flick ? Thx 🎉

My first percussive ukulele lesson thank you Simon !!! 🎉 Lina

Liar you made a video about strumming already and it was nothing even similar to how you strummed in the slightest 😊

What do the different scales MEASURE? It's impossible to compare scale length if one owns just one.

How do I switch to that last chord?

Great tip will do thank you

Youre the best.

I literally can’t explain words how much I love omgosh ur such a life saver ive been looking for a tut and ur the best BEST BEST one bless ur heart so much

I luv it :)

i cant figure out how to do the flick. maybe i dont have the finger nails to do it

Awesome! Subscribed 👍

Full tutorial plss 🤍

If u just close ur eyes and listen the music there is no difference 😌

Brilliant learning technique!

Ive just came back to learning Ukulele after a 6 months break due to a broken finger and I wasn't very advanced before i injured myself. I have been practicing a very similar picking style to number 4, but because my ukulele is tuned to low G i start with the low G string in the pattern rather than the C.

Is there much difference with the nut width of a soprano, concert and tenor. I've smallish hands (no jokes please ☺️) Subscribed. Regards AB

I've been playing for over a year and could never do this correctly! this helps so much! Especially going from stuff that is really spaced out.

Mate, you are a gem. So well explained that my noises sounded almost the same by the end.

Best instruction

Wtf thats not a Gitarre but hay way not

So simple when you explain it! I love that you show behind your hand with the camera so we can be sure to get our hand position correct, that's awesome!

lastly all mine are laminate bodies, do you highly recommend solid top or solid wood if in the budget?

i enjoy the tenor, but lately realizing the concert fits me super well and i love the portability, don't currently own a soprano but have been thinking about it for the handy size, i really enjoy playing the uke on the couch, do you still play the soprano often?

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