This has been touched in some other thread maybe, but I think only in the guitar section. I would guess it leaves out many only uke players, and this is a fair question to them too.
Do you think reentrant tuning (basic uke style) would work as well with a "uke+ scale", that is a tenor guitar or tenor baritone guitar? Is the longer scale per se as fitting? At least the more open voucings would be difficult. And if the uke's "high to high" note strums are changing to "mid to mid" note, at least absolutely, not relative to the chord at play, would the effect be simlarly fascinating?
And what about electricity - if one can't find an acoustic one? Techniques, picks, campanella, fingerstyle, ghost notes, etc. There probably are threads about solid body ukes that are mainly valid for tenor guitars too.
Do you think reentrant tuning (basic uke style) would work as well with a "uke+ scale", that is a tenor guitar or tenor baritone guitar? Is the longer scale per se as fitting? At least the more open voucings would be difficult. And if the uke's "high to high" note strums are changing to "mid to mid" note, at least absolutely, not relative to the chord at play, would the effect be simlarly fascinating?
And what about electricity - if one can't find an acoustic one? Techniques, picks, campanella, fingerstyle, ghost notes, etc. There probably are threads about solid body ukes that are mainly valid for tenor guitars too.