Good programs for learning to play?
- Thread starter Citrine
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Brad Bordessa
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Ukulele Underground University on this site and The Ukulele Way are heavy hitters.
Looks like you are at the same place I was when I found UU+ and this forum.
General advice trying to do a chord melody arrangement on your own is great learning..
Do give UU+ a try. It it needs more patience and dedication than Yousician but is more rewarding and deeper in its content.
General advice trying to do a chord melody arrangement on your own is great learning..
Do give UU+ a try. It it needs more patience and dedication than Yousician but is more rewarding and deeper in its content.
This forum was created in support of Ukulele Underground: https://ukuleleunderground.com/
I recommend you to take a look and try the lessons from Aldrine and friends.
I also used Yousician, but now searching for something new!
bunnyf
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Depends what your goals are. UU+ looks good for all around technique, developing skills and contemporary song work. James Hill’s Ukulele Way is nice for understanding and creating chord melody playing.
