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Hello. Long time lurker. Not much of a join-inner, but I do love the forum. I just created a 168 uke chord flash card set ready for printing. Just tried to upload them here but the PDFs exceed the size limit. So here they are on the Web:
168 UKE Chords Flash Cards Front - GCEA
168 UKE Chords Flash Cards Back - GCEA
Feel free to use them. Was toying with the idea of selling them and thought "Nah". I only ask that you respect the copyright. Feel free to share and distribute for personal, non-commercial use.
I can't guarantee the accuracy. A mistake is bound to crop up from copying and pasting the diagrams from my chord program, but I'm nearly certain it's all right.
There are two files: the front and back.
Instructions for Printing
Print the front (chord diagrams) first on heavy card stock. Print the corresponding chord names on the back of the newly printed diagrams. With my printer I feed the front side back in exactly as it came out, then print the corresponding back.
Test printing first for take it to a print shop. Print on perforated card stock for Avery 3263, 3380, 5689, 8383, and 8387. Not using labels but card stock meant for those label sizes should work. Remember: left and right are flipped on the back copy. It’ll be right once printed.
I've double checked my work. I'm 99% certain the chords are correct.
Having said that, I've not had time to print a set for myself. So, who knows...
Once printed, mix and match to learn. I don't think I'll be trying to memorize 168 at once, but you could start with basics removing the rest, or do all minors, or all majors. Permutations are endless.
At some point, I'll get around to doing a set by key, then movable shapes.
Enjoy.
Tom
168 UKE Chords Flash Cards Front - GCEA
168 UKE Chords Flash Cards Back - GCEA
Feel free to use them. Was toying with the idea of selling them and thought "Nah". I only ask that you respect the copyright. Feel free to share and distribute for personal, non-commercial use.
I can't guarantee the accuracy. A mistake is bound to crop up from copying and pasting the diagrams from my chord program, but I'm nearly certain it's all right.
There are two files: the front and back.
Instructions for Printing
Print the front (chord diagrams) first on heavy card stock. Print the corresponding chord names on the back of the newly printed diagrams. With my printer I feed the front side back in exactly as it came out, then print the corresponding back.
Test printing first for take it to a print shop. Print on perforated card stock for Avery 3263, 3380, 5689, 8383, and 8387. Not using labels but card stock meant for those label sizes should work. Remember: left and right are flipped on the back copy. It’ll be right once printed.
I've double checked my work. I'm 99% certain the chords are correct.
Having said that, I've not had time to print a set for myself. So, who knows...
Once printed, mix and match to learn. I don't think I'll be trying to memorize 168 at once, but you could start with basics removing the rest, or do all minors, or all majors. Permutations are endless.
At some point, I'll get around to doing a set by key, then movable shapes.
Enjoy.
Tom