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Happy birthday!! In my un-biased opinion (LOL), that’s an awesome gift. But seriously, I hope you enjoy the lessons and if you need any help, I’m an email or forum post away 🙂
Hey guys, the Favorites feature should work with course units now. Let me know if anything else pops up 🙂
That’s awesome Kanni! Did you tell ’em you are with RC101? Andrew (not me, ha) runs HMS, he’s a great guy! I got my Kanile’a from them and they will be setting up and installing the pickup in my low G build Kanile’a too 🙂
Thanks Zion, much appreciated! That playing style is called chord melody. Check out our course, How to Write a Song on the Ukulele, as it dives deep into how I write and arrange songs. 🙂
Hi guys, they have fixed the issue. Keep an eye on it and please let me know if you experience any further issues.
Ahh did you see this error message, click on “My Favorites” and it turns into this, not taking you anywhere:
I’ll send in a ticket for help on troubleshooting the issues… I don’t get it, it worked fine for a day or 2. Wish I could try to fix it, but I think it’s coded with PHP, no idea how that works.
Check out the barre chord lesson from our Beginner’s Course. If it’s not ringing out, it’s due to not applying enough pressure (which you tried) or due to incorrect form.
Well they def notated it in an overly complex way… A D should be shown as such:
Your best bet is to follow the rhythm (on the tab) and count out loud as you go, bar by bar. For example:
bar 1: 1 &a 2 &a
bar 2: 1 & 2 &I started writing our next course this week, which is on learning to read standard notation, in turn helping you comprehend rhythms and timing. It will help greatly with tackling something like this. In the meantime, check out our rhythmic notation lesson.
Wabbit, can you try with a different browser? Like, Chrome. Let me know if that works. In the past, folks that experience site issues are almost always using Firefox or IE. Not sure why those browsers have so many issues…
Thanks Richo! Scroll down to “Indicating a Triplet Feel in Sheet Music” in this lesson, as that answers the question.