Hey guys

Angelikas · Nov 11, 2009

Had a Uke for a few months myself, I'm from Adelaide in South Australia, not too common an instrument in these parts, I go crazy for Taimane Gardner and look forward to reaching some level of ability to play anywhere near as skilled as her.

You guys are a great bunch the help and tutorials have been so useful, thanks gang.

Kanaka916 · Nov 11, 2009

E Komo Mai, Adelaide! Glad to have you here.

Rzr · Nov 11, 2009

Welcome to UU!

bbycrts · Nov 11, 2009

Taimane blows my mind - I love searching for vids of her playing on the street in Waikiki.

Welcome to UU!

seeso · Nov 11, 2009

Taimane, eh? Tremolo, tremolo and more tremolo. Scales and theory!!

http://ukuleleunderground.com/2008/04/26/uke-minutes-13-tremolo-technique/

ukeshale · Nov 11, 2009

Welcome! I look forward to seeing you progress

veep · Nov 11, 2009

nice to have you on UU !

buddhuu · Nov 11, 2009

Welcome!

phanzo · Nov 11, 2009

dakineVB said:
New Member to Newest Member, "Welcome to UU".

What's up brudaah, welcome to UU. I grew up in Sandbridge Beach for most of my life. Small world, welcome to the Underground!

RAZZLE · Nov 11, 2009

G'day Chris,
How's my old uke going?I must admit i can't find another like it anymore.They only make them in a gloss finish now and the sound is no where near as deep and rich as the one you have.Welcome my furry little friend and enjoy!

Angelikas · Nov 12, 2009

hahaha well hey there!
So far seems i can strum out with a good reggae strum "somewhere over the rainbow" sure i still fumble here and there between chords but i'm progressing.
I have been also working on Misty that one is alot of fun.. but I think I need to get my head into scales, that seems to be my real interest.. the strumming away at chords does not do it for me.

Do you guys think one needs to learn basic chord strumming before being able to learn scales and tremolo? Thanks again to Seeso for the help, you seem to be a big part in helping people develop their skills.

practice practice practice.

Also I went to a local ukulele gathering that was interesting to say the least, all over 50 and folk style i was definitely out of place

seeso · Nov 12, 2009

I think you can learn both strumming and scales at the same time! There's no rules to this stuff.

JT_Ukes · Nov 12, 2009

Welcome Welcome!!!

The Bar in in the Back, and if you want to start a tab, just tell the bartender!

JT

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