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@jgillard, ha, yes, that’s the hardest part of learning any song is trying to get it perfectly smooth. At the same time, some amount of hesitation can be good. No one wants a perfectly mechanical performance. But also, at some point you have to start forgiving your human imperfections. 😅
@samash07, that was very lovely! Thank you for sharing that! You created that arrangement?
I actually tried to figure that one out but couldn’t for some reason sadly. Love that song! 😊
Thanks, and no I’m not that skilled enough to write my own arrangements, maybe one day? 😅 It was from a YouTube channel.
Yeah I love this song as well, especially after playing Last of Us 2.
Oh lovely! Nonetheless, a lovely performance! Which YouTube channel, if you don’t mind saying?
Ha, I love that song just because I enjoy ’80’s love / power ballads, but the version from the show seems really lovely. 😊
They already have a second one, a second game or show? I’m the least hip person ever when it comes to these things. 😂
The channel is Ukulele Time and from what I’ve seen in his videos the tutorials are mainly for Low G ukulele.
Second game’s been out for years now😅, the show will catch up next year I presume.
@samash07, thank you! I’ll have to look for that. 😊 I can’t even say how much I wish someone from Rock Class would do an arr. of “Take On Me,” the slow version, too.
Ha, see, case in point, I have no idea what’s going on with games, unless my brother tells me. 😅
@surferjay, that was so cool!! Thank you for sharing that. I love how jazzy it sounds, very original take. He has a really nice voice, too. I did notice that maybe his uke was a bit out of tune or something, or maybe that was intentional dissonance in the song? Either way that was awesome! 😊💕
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