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DARN GOOD, Kkas. But darn it may have been my computer but the sound was a second or so ahead of your strokes. Maybe if I go directly to youtube to watch, it will sync……….
Sir, I would prefer to use a wooden uke. Maybe an entry level like the Mitchell soprano that I used in the latest challenge. It only cost $38. I would get a structured hard case to keep it in. Use some anti humidity crystal packets in the case and dry wipe the uke before putting it back in the case. If something goes terribly wrong like dropping it in water, not a huge monetary loss. P.S. If you listen to my performance challenge, don’t go past Melody A……I failed to tune it before playing and it shows in Melody B.
Samash07 – I think just the process of learning a new song with the practice of tackling two measures at a time and looping will get you back in the groove. Good luck.
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This was one of many takes this morning but only the 2nd take after I changed shirts. Hmmm? I think I must resign myself to not being able to play a melody at 120.
Dora. Nice Job! FYI, I believe that to be eligible for the challenge, you have to play the chord melody. From what you posted, I think you are very well capable of it.
Uku on – Rock on, Bro!
Robin – Yes! Nice harmonics and great location shooting.
Lyndall – OLE, Senorita!
Wow, Warren. PERFECTION! And at 100% speed. Just awesome dude. Love the pause before the final Melody A and the slow down at the end (I forgot what it’s called, ha)
Tric – nice job. Break the song down and loop a couple of measures together till it sounds good to you. Looping is Drew’s favorite phrase. ha. I too suffer with those split second pauses because I forgot the next note.