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May 21, 2021 at 2:10 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #47009
AndrewKeymaster@ukule_lise – Fantastic performance, Elise! Great vibe and feel throughout. Only tip I have is to keep that pinky hovering over the neck – like you do on the chords at 1 min into performance. That way it’s always ready for action.
May 20, 2021 at 1:08 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #46998
AndrewKeymaster@marlongas – Flawless performance, well done!
@bethany_guardiani – That was amazing, so much raw energy in your performance. I loved it! I only have one tip for you. When you’re running the main riff up and down the neck, don’t tuck the ring finger underneath the fretboard. Keep it floating above so it’s always ready for action.Keep up the great work and the tone sounds awesome on that electric!
@shmu88 – I’d be super proud of that performance! You did a great job on the solo, especially that crazy tapping lick! For the synth solo, slow that one down and work on getting every note to ring clear.Looking at the big picture, what I’d do moving forward is to play along with the tab player (with the full band). Slow it down a bit and work on getting everything clean while keeping the timing steady. But seriously, well done overall!
@lbilkie – Excellent performance, keep up the great work! Here’s one quick tip on the last lick:May 20, 2021 at 12:44 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #46997
AndrewKeymasterHere’s everyone on page 2 that I haven’t gotten to yet.
tric_o_tronic – Well done! From here, what I’d work on is keeping it steady. Start with 4 or 8 bar sections. Your goal is to play it perfectly in time. Don’t move on to the next section until you’ve got it down.
As for your question, unfortunately I’m not able to answer it without being able to hear/see you play it. Post a video in this forum and I’d be happy to take a look.
bibilele – Timing on the first half is spot-on, well done! When you get to the verse and chorus, I’d practice that with a metronome. Overall it was an excellent performance, keep up the great work!
ldarrow – I think you did really well on those chord transitions! To be honest, I’ve never been a fan of that barred fingering for the Dm. If it was me, I’d omit string 4 and do X210. And of course, strum from 3 down. It makes the chord a little less “full sounding”, but way easier to play IMO.
sebi75 -Here is my feedback for you 🙂
kirpuff – That was amazing! It was an honor to share it. The comments on insta have been incredible. You’ve really inspired a lot of folks! Keep up the great work, Sara!
ukandrea – Performance sounds great! I’m in the same boat as you on that Dm. See my comments above for @ldarrow for an alternative work around.
samash07 – Awesome job for only 3 days of practice! You’ve got a great base established, but I’d work on the timing a bit more. Some parts are little rushed so try playing along with Matt in the tab player.
AndrewKeymasterGlad all is working as normal 🙂
May 17, 2021 at 12:13 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #46979
AndrewKeymaster@chiaracasella – I’d play the chords under the solo and then go into the synth solo. So don’t jump straight from chorus to synth solo.
For the ending, try this:
AndrewKeymasterWelcome, @liboriuson! Glad to have you here 🙂
AndrewKeymasterI’d definitely check your internet connection first, as Kanni said. If issues persist, I’d be happy to contact Vimeo support to see if something is happening on their end that’s affecting playback in your country.
AndrewKeymasterFantastic performance! I do have one suggestion, which is to lighten up your strum/pluck attack. Check out this video I made awhile back for another member which covers this same concept:
AndrewKeymasterLooks like it’s set to private, can you make it public?
May 10, 2021 at 5:23 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #46938
AndrewKeymaster@debb1985 – Well done! Nice touch w/ the vibrato in the opening riff. The only things I’d suggest working on is that transition going into the chorus and try not to tug down on the notes in the ending lick – specifically string 2. Awesome performance overall!
AndrewKeymasterCan you upload it to YouTube and share the link here? Our upload feature is for photos.
May 10, 2021 at 1:23 pm in reply to: Participate in the May 2021 Challenge – WIN Kanile’a Baritone Ukulele! #46931
AndrewKeymaster@mark1256 – Well done, Mark! Your playing has a great feel. The only thing I’d say is to tighten up the rhythm a bit in the verse and keep doing what you’re doing, it sounds great!
AndrewKeymasterWelcome, Chiara! I look forward to hearing you play 🙂
AndrewKeymasterHi Amy, you can hide the tab in Soundslice by following the steps shown in this video.
Hope that helps and def check out our reading course if you haven’t yet 🙂
AndrewKeymasterI’m happy to hear that you like it! That means a lot to me 🙂
So if you’re just reading the tab (numbers), then everything is identical for baritone or low G. Only the chord names and notation would differ. Hope that helps!
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