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It really depends on where you are going or coming from. Check out our recent lesson on this.
Hi Eleanor, there’s a tab included on the lesson page. Let me know if it’s not one of the examples he wrote, I can notate it for you.
Ahhh we have a winner @kanae926. It’s Drop Dead Legs. That outro solo is mind blowing!
Yes! Check out the 2nd video on this page and jump 6 minutes into it for a detailed breakdown on how to use the tab player.
planetfink – Way to go! Here is one tip for you 🙂
carmeloukes – Hey Carmelo, awesome to see you participating! Keep working at it, but tackle it in chunks. I’ll leave you detailed feedback when you post your final version 🙂
lisadmh – Here is my feedback for you 🙂
cncamacho – Well done! So you have a really strong base established, but it feels like it’s dragging a bit. So to fix this, I want you to focus on mastering 2 bar phrases at a time. So take the first 2 bars, get the timing down, then take the next 2 bars, get the timing down. Then practice bars 1 through 4.
Use the same approach throughout the entire piece, and it will help you in keeping a steadier tempo.
tessa84 – Awesome to see you back! And I dig the tone of the banjo 🙂 Check out the advice I left for Lisa above. I’d like you to try a little bit more of a relaxed feel as you play through the piece. Let me know what you think about that.
kanae926 – Excellent job! Here’s my feedback on when you improved the breaks and filled it in with a strum pattern.
coffeemug – Here is my tip for you.
Hi Marni, I wouldn’t worry about it with your ukes. It’s more of a concern when the uke is made from a softwood, like Redwood. But use commonsense, don’t leave it locked in a hot car all day.
Correct. And as long as you have an active premium membership, as in it hasn’t expired, you are good to go!
