hankisanerd
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OK I give up....How the heck does anyone do this chord. I can't do it as described.
OK I give up....How the heck does anyone do this chord. I can't do it as described.
OK I give up....How the heck does anyone do this chord. I can't do it as described.
Aloha hank.
Another way is to barre the second fret with your index finger on the CEA strings and put your middle finger on the E string third fret...if that's easier for you...Happy Strummings!! MM Stan..
Actually, it's really good to learn both ways, because they both have their uses. Which brings up the whole topic of alternate chords, which is probably a little beyond the scope of a forum titled "Ukulele Beginners" - but just to tease folks, consider this common chord progression:Aloha hank.
Another way is to barre the second fret with your index finger on the CEA strings and put your middle finger on the E string third fret...if that's easier for you...Happy Strummings!! MM Stan..
I think that I had finally made friends with the G chord. Another evil has raised it's head....... the B chord. For me it's an hand crapping monster.
are you trying to cheer me up?Yeah for the G chord! B/Bb's one that even after 3 months.. still suck at it.. wait till you get to E and try to hyper-extend your fingers to no avail! It's getting better B but slows me down SO much!