Fleapluckin_Flapper
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I saw these recently & was wondering if any other baritone uke players have tried them? I'm tempted to get a set for mine & see how I like it
I saw these recently & was wondering if any other baritone uke players have tried them? I'm tempted to get a set for mine & see how I like it
Last question first: Uppercase vs lowercase letters in tunings indicate octaves. GCEA is low-G stringing; gCEA is standard 'uke high-G stringing. Notation like gCEg indicates a slack-key tuning where the top and bottom strings are both high-G.What's the cuatro tuning used on baritone,and can it be done using a DGBE set (which is on it now- I play a Savannah) Also what does the capital letter mean when you're all sharing tunings?