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AndrewKeymasterHere’s my feedback π
AndrewKeymasterDo you mind posting a video? I’ll be better able to help if I can see/hear how you are doing it.
AndrewKeymasterVolume doesn’t change, but timbre does change depending on picking location.
AndrewKeymaster@lhamilton – Check out this lesson, it covers single note and chord vibrato.
AndrewKeymaster5 rings quieter. I’d keep moving forward but continue to work on it.
AndrewKeymasterHi guys! People Are Strange is coming out Friday π
It’s intermediate level and a lot of fun to play!
AndrewKeymasterFor finger, up and towards you. You could grow your thumb nail out and use that. That’s what I did throughout the course and if you watch Evan’s playing, he also does this.
AndrewKeymasterThanks for the kind words! Try to pluck with a finger instead of the thumb. The thumb tends to produce a softer attack then fingers.
AndrewKeymasterIt’s a roll off. Try that and if you still have trouble, post a video and I’d be happy to take a look and make sure form is correct.
AndrewKeymasterMost adults play tenor ukes, but I’d recommend trying all sizes and picking the one you like. I play concerts.
The harmonics should ring at a similar volume to a plucked note. Please post a video playing them so I can take a look at what’s happening and help you out π
AndrewKeymasterTechnically, C (1) is a C add 9 (D note).
C (2) is a triad, as the 7th fret is the 3rd in the chord, E.
January 19, 2020 at 2:23 pm in reply to: Participate in the January 2020 Member Challenge β Original Music! #34979January 19, 2020 at 1:10 pm in reply to: Participate in the January 2020 Member Challenge β Original Music! #34977
AndrewKeymasterI’d try to stick to an even number, but we break that rule every now and then.
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