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Andrew, you said: As a fun challenge, this song can be played as a duet!
I thought: Maybe this song can be played as a trio?Playing with the metronome turned out to be not so easy. Sometimes I was ahead of the metronome, sometimes I was behind it … Not that discrepancies were too big … But I’m afraid that here and there voices are not synchronized. At least I tried it 🙂
Have a nice day!
Thank you Andrew!
Yes, Grace and I have similar problems, I found her question last month.
If I take the tenor ukulele, everything seems to be fine. Only it has a low G and I don’t want to change strings all the time.
If I take the soprano ukulele, then problems begin.
If I increase the pressure of the right hand on the body, then the ukulele falls forward…
If I decrease the pressure of the right hand on the body, then the ukulele falls down from the left…
That is, everything is very unstable.
I got tired and put the ukulele upright.
Apparently this is not correct, but it stood rooted to the spot (which made me very happy) and I had the opportunity to think about the placement of my fingers.
And Matt shoved the ukulele under his armpit. If I do the same, then the fingers of my right hand will be at the level of the first fret.
I see that Grace solved the problem this month with a belt… I have nothing to fasten the belt to yet.
Sorry for my English. I don’t know how well Google translate works.
