Well, I can't wait to change my Uke strings and condition it. I was so stressed the last time I changed strings. Simply because I was winging it! You are so helpful, Thanks!
Great tutorial. Very clear. I'm no longer a string-changing virgin and it all went very smoothly thanks to this video. I'm certainly glad I took your advice and got a string winder - I can see it would have been a much longer and more tedious job without one
Aloha! So i got my first uke 2 weeks ago & attempting to change my high g string set to low g string set. I LOVE how you are very detailed with every step & give the reasons why you do certain things! This by far is the best diy change strings video i have come across! You made me feel alot more at ease! Ill let you know how it turned out after i change the strings! Mahalo nui loa for making this video!
Very nice tutorial! I'll add that a string change is a good tine to lubricate the string notches in the nut (& saddle if applicable). There are products specifically for that or you can run a graphite pencil lead in the groove. Then your strings can move freely & not occasionally 'catch' or 'pop'. Do you agree AllForUke?
The best tutorial for changing strings! Thank you for such detailed instructions. I will follow this tutorial when my turn comes and hopefully I will be confident enough to do this myself!
Kevin thank you for your thoroughness. This was extremely helpful. We used Aguila Sugar strings so don’t have the length of the Worth strings. Marco, one of your colleagues, cuts Worth brown strings in half as they make two sets for tenor ukes. Is the folding in the tail end of the strings a guitar trick as we didn’t see anyone else do that. Our strings came too short to make that easy; maybe next time. Thanks again. My wife and I enjoy your teaching and lessons immensely. 🍻
Hello Kevin, Can you please let me know when you replace a string on a baritone uku, as for example, we suppose the 'D' string, when tighting, do I need to meet the first showing 'D' on the Tuner? I other words, how tight /pulled the string must be?? First D second D ? I would appreciate your feedback. Greetings from Switzerland. ✌️🤠👍 donfredu
Any chance you have experience changing strings with a different style of bridge? One of mine has these knobs rather than the holes. Thanks for this one too though! Extremely helpful!
I feel that it helps from catching on your shirt while strumming and it does look better in my opinion. For more learning resources such as practice tracks, song sheets, and exclusive content, drop by the AllForUke community site and have a look around. All the best - Kevin | allforuke.com
For the same reason as above, cut off steering ends are wtiff & sharp. They can irritate or scratch your bare wrist or forearm when strumming. One of my ukes came with cut ends on the bridge. It was bad enough that I had to restring it.
Well, I can't wait to change my Uke strings and condition it. I was so stressed the last time I changed strings. Simply because I was winging it! You are so helpful, Thanks!
Great tutorial. Very clear. I'm no longer a string-changing virgin and it all went very smoothly thanks to this video. I'm certainly glad I took your advice and got a string winder - I can see it would have been a much longer and more tedious job without one
Aloha! So i got my first uke 2 weeks ago & attempting to change my high g string set to low g string set. I LOVE how you are very detailed with every step & give the reasons why you do certain things! This by far is the best diy change strings video i have come across! You made me feel alot more at ease! Ill let you know how it turned out after i change the strings! Mahalo nui loa for making this video!
Very nice tutorial! I'll add that a string change is a good tine to lubricate the string notches in the nut (& saddle if applicable). There are products specifically for that or you can run a graphite pencil lead in the groove. Then your strings can move freely & not occasionally 'catch' or 'pop'. Do you agree AllForUke?
The best tutorial for changing strings! Thank you for such detailed instructions. I will follow this tutorial when my turn comes and hopefully I will be confident enough to do this myself!
Kevin thank you for your thoroughness. This was extremely helpful. We used Aguila Sugar strings so don’t have the length of the Worth strings. Marco, one of your colleagues, cuts Worth brown strings in half as they make two sets for tenor ukes. Is the folding in the tail end of the strings a guitar trick as we didn’t see anyone else do that. Our strings came too short to make that easy; maybe next time. Thanks again. My wife and I enjoy your teaching and lessons immensely. 🍻
Excellent! Feel like I’ll be able to do it myself, now.
Hello Kevin,
Can you please let me know when you replace a string on a baritone uku, as for example, we suppose the 'D' string, when tighting, do I need to meet the first showing 'D' on the Tuner? I other words, how tight /pulled the string must be?? First D second D ? I would appreciate your feedback. Greetings from Switzerland.
✌️🤠👍 donfredu
Any chance you have experience changing strings with a different style of bridge? One of mine has these knobs rather than the holes. Thanks for this one too though! Extremely helpful!
Thank you, this is a well done video! Do you have a link to the neck rest?
bit.ly/3dzmVPO - thanks for tuning in! - Kevin | allforuke.com
@@AllForUke 5 inch or 3 3/4inch?
Thank you. V nicely detailed
Thank you, very helpful👍😃🇩🇪
Just wondering if it is necessary to tuck the ends of the gce strings in under that a, is purely cosmetic or what purpose does it do , 🤙
I feel that it helps from catching on your shirt while strumming and it does look better in my opinion. For more learning resources such as practice tracks, song sheets, and exclusive content, drop by the AllForUke community site and have a look around. All the best - Kevin | allforuke.com
For the same reason as above, cut off steering ends are wtiff & sharp. They can irritate or scratch your bare wrist or forearm when strumming. One of my ukes came with cut ends on the bridge. It was bad enough that I had to restring it.
Thank you, it is still a scary subject but you explained it very good 👍 thanks for the cm stats 🇩🇪👍
Glad it was helpful! - Kevin | allforuke.com
I presume that is the 3 3/34 inch neck rest...Not sure ???? About to order one from Australia... and I kinda want to get the right size...
What if I only need to replace the D string ? Can you do a video on that ?
Thanks.
Awesome video. Mahalo Nui Loa. Yha you.
Thanks!!!!
Good tutorial but I would have liked to have seen you show some alternative bridge ties as not all ukuleles have A Tie-Bar Bridge.
Future maintenance videos
How do I tune a low g string
I nearly got a heart attack hearing the sound effect when you fast forwarded. Twice. It sounded like the string snapped.
Freaked me out eveytime..even though I was warned by your post🤣
i changed the g and it’s buzzing☹️
Basic question but... how do you know when it’s « time to change your strings »?!? 😂 I mean, if none of them is broken , obviously! 😜
Great question. Kevin?