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@surfnrz – Dang Ray, you killed those vocals! Excellent playing too 🙂
So I’ve noticed a few of you guys have trouble with the intro. Here are the hits written out (non hits or ties are in parentheses). Check out the video that I shot above for, johanna2509, which talks about the trickiness of the rhythm for the intro. I gave a tip in the video for how you can write the rhythm above the tab/notation and how to practice counting and clapping before playing to help get it down.
Keep in mind it has a swung 8th note feel.
(1) & 2 & 3 & 4 &
1 & 2 & (3) & 4 &
(1) & 2 & (3) & 4 &
(1) & 2 & (3) & 4 (&)
beebee & donovan – Way to go guys! Here is my feedback for you, Bibi.
Lessons I referenced:
1) https://rockclass101.com/proper-left-hand-ukulele-form/
2) https://rockclass101.com/proper-right-hand-ukulele-form/
stianukulele – Beautiful playing! Here is my feedback for you.
Lesson I referenced: https://rockclass101.com/swung-vs-straight-rhythm/
johanna2509 – Well done! Here’s a video for help with counting rhythms for the intro. Here is the lesson I referenced and our Reading Course.
lisamcc – That was awesome, Lisa! The only critique I can offer is to watch the tempo, as you sped up here and there. Keep up the great work 🙂
abaluyot – So awesome! Here is my feedback for you.
robinboyd – That was excellent, Robin! Check out the video that I shot above for, johanna2509, which talks about the trickiness of the rhythm for the intro. I gave a tip in the video for how you can write the rhythm above the tab/notation and how to practice counting and clapping before playing to help get it down.
@smudge – you are on the list, with [email protected]. May want to check your spam folder 🙂
Ohh sorry, I misread. To learn how to download lesson assets, please view the 2nd video on this page and jump 5 minutes into it.
@kirpuff – My pleasure!
kirpuff – Beautiful take! I noticed a couple things that I wanted to point out.
1) I’d cut the fermata a bit shorter on the G in measure 2, as it felt a bit too long. Which in a way, looses the tension/release effect.
2) In measure 6, the D note (5 on st. 1) should be a quarter note, not an 8th. Double check the timing/rhythm there.
3) I really liked how you added dynamics, raising the volume/expression in measure 15. Very tasteful 🙂
I see what you mean with the demo of the rhythm in the pt. 2 lesson. I’d follow the rhythm/notation of the on-screen tab viewer. Beat 2 needs to be an 8th note triplet.
Welcome VK! That’s awesome that you live close by to so many. Is HMS one of them?
Keep at the strumming. We are actually working on a new course that’s all about Strumming 🙂
If you missed the lesson yesterday, it’s up today! You can watch it HERE. Here’s a little snippet of what it covers. 🙂
@robinboyd – that works!
lildevil – You are a great player. 🙂 I liked the transition into Aloha ‘Oe, it fit perfect and flowed well. No worries on the ending, you can target your practice to touch up that part, but truly fantastic overall. I really enjoyed watching your performance!
planetfink – That was awesome! Here is my tip for you 🙂