ukuhippo
Well-known member
Searching this forum and other resources for my ultimate ukulele I've come across words like "mellow" and "warm". English is only my third language, so I might have misinterpreted these terms.
Besides from just wanting the ultimate ukulele and not being able to purchase one due to a low cash-flow I'm curious what these terms actually mean.
Sometimes I read things like "this one is warm while the other is more mellow", and I thought these words practically meant the same.
Me, I like the soprano-size over all other size ukuleles, and the ultimate ukulele is going to be a soprano, that's for sure. I like the way my cheap Dolphin sounds over the brighter sound of my other cheap Makala's, so I'm pretty sure my ultimate uke is going to be a soprano which sounds warm. Or mellow. Or with more bass.
I'm confused. What do these terms mean to you?
Besides from just wanting the ultimate ukulele and not being able to purchase one due to a low cash-flow I'm curious what these terms actually mean.
Sometimes I read things like "this one is warm while the other is more mellow", and I thought these words practically meant the same.
Me, I like the soprano-size over all other size ukuleles, and the ultimate ukulele is going to be a soprano, that's for sure. I like the way my cheap Dolphin sounds over the brighter sound of my other cheap Makala's, so I'm pretty sure my ultimate uke is going to be a soprano which sounds warm. Or mellow. Or with more bass.
I'm confused. What do these terms mean to you?