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A simple piece I wrote around a decade ago - the first original thing I ever played on 'ukulele in fact. Originally I called this 'Wolves During an Avalanche,' named after a random event in a video game I was playing at the time but now I've renamed it after today's weather. I think it fits better.
You can really feel the 90 years of hardship this man went through in this song. Wonderful and inspirational.
He’s stimming!
Bald man good
We're all rooting for you, Timmy. Get well soon.
This is a so much better way to use ukulele than all the fucking hipsters do.
Very comfy tune.
This is amazing, it has so much emotion and is really well written thank you for sharing it!
you should wear a gnome hat, everyone needs a gimmick
I usually find most ukulele songs are terrible (really only the ones used by companies in commercials to sound lie they're fun and quirky.) but this was arranged beautifully good job Tim
I agree, I don't feel like I'm being sold tampons or fixed gear bicycles when listening to this.
It's nice regardless of the name, as usual very chill. Someday you'll have a enough vids up for me to just play them for hours while doing whatever. Glad to hear more than just covers. If things do work out with your optometrist and you can game again, I hope that you keep this channel up. Thanks for being the only mini micro e-celeb that's worth paying attention to.
I wonder how Besaid Island would sound on this instrument.
Thanks for sharing as always
Overcats!
I thought I’d hate this. It’s quite good. Always qaulity entertainment. I appreciate ya. Not enough to pay you. Bwahaha. I wish you many and many sheckles bub.
Sick
good stuff
Man's cooking
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Hey Tim what kind of Ukulele is that? Not brand but register?
It's a concert scale 'uke. Soprano, concert and tenor are typically tuned the same, so I don't think it counts as register.
I have a preference for concert and soprano.
@@OmniUke I've got a soprano one myself, I picked it up 2 years ago. The tuning throws me off a bit because I'm so used to bass and guitar being tuned in 4ths (in guitar's case, mostly 4ths) I've been playing bass for 20 years now. I'm also learning the mandolin which is tuned in 5ths so it's still something I understand easily. How long have you been a musician?
Edit: nevermind I'm an idiot, it's tuned like the d-g-b-e on guitar, if you place a capo on the 5th fret then you get g-c-e-a. So now that I thought I through, I should make more sense to me now and I can work on getting better at it. I don't think I would have came to this conclusion without coming to your video Tim, thanks
dwarf fortress theme pl0x
That WOULD be interesting. Prolly difficult too.
I can get behind this
Tom
peepee poopoo
You have a body?