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I am learning ukulele. I would add to the info you provided about ukulele tuning/transposition, that a baritone ukulele tuning is different than a soprano, concert or tenor uke. A baritone is typically tuned DGBE like the top 4 strings on standard tuned guitar, so guitar chords on the top 4 strings without any capot are identical to a baritone uke .
I can't say that I actually 'play' guitar, but I'm working on it and have hope that the day may yet dawn when I do. I also can't say that I've ever had a strong desire to play a ukulele. Still, it's comforting to know that if I wanted to, I probably could pick it up. Once I learn the guitar, of course. Thanks, Jon, for a great video that I enjoyed despite having no real need of the information presented. Although it did get me thinking about key transposition so that's not a bad thing.
I'm so confused. I played ukulele in school many years ago. They taught us that what you are calling C was D. I just bought a ukulele and I'm so confused about playing now.
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I am learning ukulele. I would add to the info you provided about ukulele tuning/transposition, that a baritone ukulele tuning is different than a soprano, concert or tenor uke. A baritone is typically tuned DGBE like the top 4 strings on standard tuned guitar, so guitar chords on the top 4 strings without any capot are identical to a baritone uke .
So nice , to explore ukulele with you.... BEING A GUITARIST YOU MADE IT SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND . 🌻❤️🧿
I can't say that I actually 'play' guitar, but I'm working on it and have hope that the day may yet dawn when I do. I also can't say that I've ever had a strong desire to play a ukulele. Still, it's comforting to know that if I wanted to, I probably could pick it up. Once I learn the guitar, of course. Thanks, Jon, for a great video that I enjoyed despite having no real need of the information presented. Although it did get me thinking about key transposition so that's not a bad thing.
All hail you for sharing that trick and all thank your friend for saying Ukulele is just Guitar with capo on 5th fret. #Sorted for Life
That was an excellent explanation, and just what I wanted to know! Thanks, Jon.
You’re welcome! So glad to help!
Mind blown. Thanks.
Great explanation! Thanks !
Great info
That was great, Jon! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
@@jonmaclennan Well they're a Fourth apart & the Guitalele is tuned a Fourth above the Guitar.
Really very helpful video 👏👏
Thanks for this great video :)
Great explanation ✨🔥
Thanks man
1:37 That Light bulb went off
Thanks: now, what about guitalele?
I'm so confused. I played ukulele in school many years ago. They taught us that what you are calling C was D. I just bought a ukulele and I'm so confused about playing now.
Light bulb moment?Many,many,thanks.
Yes! Mission accomplished! ⚡️🙌
once i buy another guitar, i'll play it as a ukulele loll
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