[Andrew]

Hey Bas, I really enjoyed playing my Makala. I think it’s a fantastic first uke and is only $50 on Amazon!

Here’s the link: Makala Soprano Uke

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[Andrew]

Welcome! 🙂

[Andrew]

Hi Dila! Learning is a life long process, but it’s so much fun! Thanks for joining the forum 🙂

[Andrew]

Welcome Bas!

[Andrew]

I’ve been thinking about doing a few vlogs for fun. Maybe I should do one on my recording setup? Any interest?

[Andrew]

Beautiful. It’s always a pleasure to listen to Jake play.

[Andrew]

The LP video is insane. So cool! Glad to have you on-board here 🙂

[Andrew]

Glad to have you here Kelley 🙂

[Andrew]

Thanks for coming on-board Mike! The forum will benefit from your knowledge 🙂

[Andrew]

Hey Phil! I am going to be introducing a beginner’s song section soon, as well as, full blown courses (fingerpicking, strumming, etc.). I’ll make an announcement on this soon 🙂

In the meantime, check out these 4 songs:

Fingerpicking Etude
Silent Night
Ukulele Duet
Norwegian Wood

Cheers,

Drew

[Andrew]

Good question. The neck should rest where the X is shown in this picture.

This should help it stay out of the way of the first string, although this becomes challenging when fretting on string 4 and playing 1 open. Here’s a video to help show the position.

Hope this helps!

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[Andrew]

I agree, it isn’t the most intuitive program, but once you learn it, the benefits are amazing! I copied this from our FAQ page:

The Soundslice interactive tab player allows you to view the video, or audio only, while displaying the tab playback in real time. Begin by clicking on the play button. If you need to slow it down, you can click on the “gear” icon and slow the tempo down to whatever you want. You can also loop a section by highlighting a portion of the tablature. There are two ways to highlight and loop bars on an iPhone or iPad.

1) Double tap the bar. To select more than one bar, simply slide your finger across (beginning at the edge of the highlighted bar) and increase the selection to as many bars as you wish.

2) Tap and drag horizontally to highlight (loop) as many bars as you wish.

You can also pinch the tab to zoom out, or reverse pinch to zoom in. Here is a video demonstrating the iPad and iPhone features: Soundslice on the iPad

If you’re having issues on a smartphone or tablet device, you may want to disable the video portion and only play the audio with the tab. You can do this by clicking on the gear icon and choosing the “audio only” version instead.

Here is a complete list of features with video demos: Soundslice Features

[Andrew]

Welcome Keith!

[Andrew]

Lol, sorry Hollie. Maybe I’ll start saying “Everybody” 🙂 Glad you enjoy the GOT theme!

[Andrew]

Glad you found us too Ed!

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