ewomack
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Hello, I have always had a secret desire to learn ukulele, but I have never followed up on it. Perhaps now is the time. I'm curious what others have to say about where I should start, so I'll share a tiny bit about myself.
I have played guitar, keyboards and some banjo. I have played in bands, played live, been in recording studios and I also play all for myself.
This feeling shivers over me, maybe correct, maybe not, that, since I've played guitar and banjo, that I will probably have a fairly easy time learning ukulele. Have others in a similar situation found that to be true? How much technique from other strummed instruments applies to ukulele?
In either case, and I know this is a big question, I'm looking for a good mid-to-upper-range ukulele to learn and play. Nothing too cheap, but nothing that costs thousands of dollars, either. Again, what has worked well for newcomers who want something above the budget range?
Thank you!
I have played guitar, keyboards and some banjo. I have played in bands, played live, been in recording studios and I also play all for myself.
This feeling shivers over me, maybe correct, maybe not, that, since I've played guitar and banjo, that I will probably have a fairly easy time learning ukulele. Have others in a similar situation found that to be true? How much technique from other strummed instruments applies to ukulele?
In either case, and I know this is a big question, I'm looking for a good mid-to-upper-range ukulele to learn and play. Nothing too cheap, but nothing that costs thousands of dollars, either. Again, what has worked well for newcomers who want something above the budget range?
Thank you!