bchanelmusic
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For christmas I got an acoustic-electric Lanakai Baritone Ukulele. I was planning on using it more often than my regular acoustic Soprano for open mics because the Baritone plugs in. My problem is that I've written a good amount of my songs on the Soprano and playing it in the new key of the Baritone requires me to sing them way higher or way lower than they were written. Also, I have not yet perfected my ukulele skills, so just moving over the same notes to the Baritone has proven rather difficult.
Thus, to solve my problem I was looking to purchase a capo for my Baritone, but was having a hard time finding one. Does anyone have any suggestions or testimonials about ones they've used. Include links if you can!!
For christmas I got an acoustic-electric Lanakai Baritone Ukulele. I was planning on using it more often than my regular acoustic Soprano for open mics because the Baritone plugs in. My problem is that I've written a good amount of my songs on the Soprano and playing it in the new key of the Baritone requires me to sing them way higher or way lower than they were written. Also, I have not yet perfected my ukulele skills, so just moving over the same notes to the Baritone has proven rather difficult.
Thus, to solve my problem I was looking to purchase a capo for my Baritone, but was having a hard time finding one. Does anyone have any suggestions or testimonials about ones they've used. Include links if you can!!