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nthibode – Beautiful playing and great feel! Keep up the excellent work, Nathalie 🙂
brettboy – Wow, Brett! I love your groove and you nailed the transition into the Refrain. To me, that transition is the emotional climax of the song. So getting that transition down is key, major props there.
The only thing I suggest working on is the end of that section (last 2 bars). It sounds like you added a couple extra beats, so go back and tidy that up. But overall, that was killer!
en_joy – Here’s a video with my tips for you.
smudge – Here’s a video to help you out with timing. In the video, I talk a lot about counting rhythms. Check out our reading course, as it will lay down the foundation for approaching practicing this way.
jinajupiter – Rickey’s right, that was awesome! Great understanding of the rhythm/timing. Love that you tapped along. 🙂 Keep up the excellent work!
@annefgodfrey – sounds great! I’d slow down the tempo and focus on connecting the entire A melody, no pauses or hesitations. Then when you get comfortable at a slower speed, increase by 5 or 10 bpm.
From what I can tell, he has relative pitch. He’s an amazing player and it’s super cool to see him tackle one of Evan’s tunes 🙂
Hi Alex! That’s awesome you started with Berny 🙂 She rocks!
So GoT is a bit of a toughie, check out our guide for some tips on where to start if you feel that one is a bit too advanced. And I’m always around if you need help on the lessons or have ?’s.
Hi Robin, I added you on the list. I’ll be sending out the one for this week’s new lesson in an hour or so. 🙂
mheiden – Here is my feedback for you 🙂
annefgodfrey – Anne, that was so beautiful. It was an honor to listen to you perform it. 🙂 The only feedback I can offer is to continue working on the second half of the tune. But again, awesome job! I’ve been looking forward to listening to your rendition.
Welcome, Steffi! Start here. I’m always around if you need help or have ?’s on the lessons 🙂
Hi Becky, check out this lesson.
lisadmh – That was excellent, Lisa! I can tell you put a lot of work into it 🙂 Here’s my suggestion for you. Play along with Matt. Slow the tab player to 65 or 70% and take an 8 bar section. Try to match his feel. So your goal is to get a little bit more of a relaxed feel.
Heads up for next month’s live lesson. I spoke with Matt yesterday and I asked him to make next month’s topic, “playing with finesse”. This is going to be a great one for everyone to check out because the focal point is: Not only playing the correct notes, but instead, focusing on how you play them.
When not pushed in, you are playing through the clean channel. So that amp has 2 channels, dirty and clean 🙂
O.D. is over drive. It makes your uke sound distorted – think electric guitar in rock bands, like AC/DC. Gain controls the level, i.e. more or less O.D.
Yes, only works if that O.D. button is pushed in.
laurakarr12 – Way to go! Here is my feedback for you.
@sprintingyogini – That was beautiful! Congrats on one year of playing 🙂