Super helpful ~ many thanks! Nerdy musician joke for you: B flat, D flat and F walk into a bar. The bartender says "We don't serve minors.” So D flat leaves, and B flat and F have an open fifth between them.
Notes for myself: Can play with a full bar or a partial bar. 1. Rotate to bony part of finger. 2 Move up and down until you find your spot where no strings are escaping the bar in a valley in your fingers. 3. Curve the other fingers and only use tips to prevent muting. 4. High nut equals high strings and no slack in the first fret. Thanks for a great video! So few videos on technique! This is great!
I have been struggling with Bb chord, one of my favorite song has fast switch from F to Bb and back to F and it´s been impossible for me. These recommendations really can make difference. Thank you so much!
The most helpful video I've found on this topic. Still going to take some practice.. but at least I now have the theory and it all makes sense. Thanks.
I learned it with my finger to low and I was really struggling until someone showed me to keep my finger high up AND moving my thumb more to the right. Nailing it since then :-)
Thanks,Really good explanation and demonstration but I still couldn't do it.Using a partial bar with first finger my 3 third finger is too short.Using a first finger full bar was better but still muting first 2 strings even moving finger higher or lower.Also tried dropping my wrist as low as possible too help curl fingers which I don't think you mentioned.Maybe my wrist and fingers will stretch out eventually.
You could hit that first string but it is the same note as the fourth. Skip the first string and use the last 3 strings. for E chord slide that up 6 frets so first finger is on the 7th fret. E minor remove second finger and bar the 3 strings
I still gotta press down super hard to make any sound even right behind the fret...i can go as far as making sound with all the string but the fourth string
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Super helpful ~ many thanks!
Nerdy musician joke for you:
B flat, D flat and F walk into a bar. The bartender says "We don't serve minors.” So D flat leaves, and B flat and F have an open fifth between them.
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Really useful tip to twist. My wrist had been suffering from the 'death grip' I was using previously. Thank you.
Notes for myself: Can play with a full bar or a partial bar. 1. Rotate to bony part of finger. 2 Move up and down until you find your spot where no strings are escaping the bar in a valley in your fingers. 3. Curve the other fingers and only use tips to prevent muting. 4. High nut equals high strings and no slack in the first fret. Thanks for a great video! So few videos on technique! This is great!
that's a really beautiful uke. love the headstock
Finally got all the chords to make a sound at the same time while watching this video. Kudos for your help! 🙌🏼
Thank you! After reviewing several videos about how to play this dreaded chord, yours was the first the got the strings to ring! 🎶
I have been struggling with Bb chord, one of my favorite song has fast switch from F to Bb and back to F and it´s been impossible for me. These recommendations really can make difference. Thank you so much!
The most helpful video I've found on this topic. Still going to take some practice.. but at least I now have the theory and it all makes sense. Thanks.
So cool you think about these who might have artritis. So thoughtful of you
thank you this was a great help, appreciate the details, very well explained.
Wow, this was so helpful! This makes my practise so much more effective! Thank you so much.
Been practicing this chord for a week but this really helped me out! Thanks Aaron :)
that twist is a pretty helpful tip. ... thanks! I got it!
Thank you so much. This is the first time I've actually been able to play it well.
I learned it with my finger to low and I was really struggling until someone showed me to keep my finger high up AND moving my thumb more to the right. Nailing it since then :-)
Best b flat tutorial I've seen yet. Thank you! I can't wait to practice practice practice!
Really helpful video. Showed me a few things I had not been doing. I really appreciate your in-depth explanations.
Thanks the tip to get as close to the fret as possible made it a lot easier :) I got this!
This Video was soo extremely helpful! Thank you so much!!! 😁
Great tips. Thanks, Aaron.
Well presented, as always. Thanks, AK! 🎶
Well-made video. Thanks!
This was a really good explanation. Thank you.
Fantastic tutorial especially about your finger needing to be closer to the fret
Thank you that is very helpful. 👍
That was extremely helpful and you are right makes me want to give up. Thank you so much!
great tutorial. Thanks :)
Very helpful, thank you
I can't thank you enough!!!!!!!
The (scientific) explanation is really helpful. Thanks!
Thanks!
These are tips you need from a skilled person! Thanks
Thanks so much. Nice video.
Extremely helpful! Thanks!
Thank you 😊
Good explanation
Thank you
Very helpful! Thanks a bunch
Really helpful! Thanks so much
Thank you ssoooo much!! You were the MOST HELPFUL of them all!
Thank you. This is the best tutorial. I think I will be able to do it now.
beautiful ukulele
Rotating your wrist is a great tip! I haven't seen or heard it before. Thanks.
thank you. you saved my life with this.
THANK YOU DUDE!!! I just did it for the first time :D However I need a lot of practice to do it every time
Thank you for the great tips, very helpful 😊
So helpful, thanks!
Thank you so much. That was so helpful.
Omg this helped me so much!! Thanks for the video!
Thank you, this was so helpful
Thank you Aaron
thanks, Aaron!
I struggle with this ..you have larger hands than me !!!
Thanks,
I did it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you :)
Thanks,Really good explanation and demonstration but I still couldn't do it.Using a partial bar with first finger my 3 third finger is too short.Using a first finger full bar was better but still muting first 2 strings even moving finger higher or lower.Also tried dropping my wrist as low as possible too help curl fingers which I don't think you mentioned.Maybe my wrist and fingers will stretch out eventually.
You could hit that first string but it is the same note as the fourth. Skip the first string and use the last 3 strings. for E chord slide that up 6 frets so first finger is on the 7th fret. E minor remove second finger and bar the 3 strings
Bar the 3 strings always. It makes it easier to quickly change to minor.
I still gotta press down super hard to make any sound even right behind the fret...i can go as far as making sound with all the string but the fourth string
How are people's pinky so long ;-;
Its hell with short fingers !!!
I can do two strings and then when I go to three, the second one mutes
What ukulele used in that video ?
That is a Myrtle super soprano I made when I worked at Mya-Moe. Here is what I build now: www.thebeansprout.com
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I have extreme baby hands.....and im not joking i can barely reach it
i asked my mum to get me a ukulele and no one in the family is really knowing of music stuff aaaa it literally costs more to restring it hh
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What of you dong have the perfect place On your finger😿