One Minute `Uke Tip with Brittni Paiva - Episode 3

[ukecrazy92]

how did you get your name on the neck of your ukulele>?

[getasimbe]

Supermassive Black Hole! I love Cruisin' on 7 by the way. Classy stuff.

[hepgeoff]

I remember getting this tip at one of your workshops, and it's really helped. Thanks so much.

[spiritfingers98]

Did you ever do a fourth one. I just go t my first uke today and can't find it.

[tedtoons]

Regarding the comment about longer tips: you should feel free to make them any length but you could just CALL them "One Minute" as a branding thing. We won't mind! (okay, it IS the internet, so you would get lots of comments about the length and title not matching. Ah well...gotta pick your battles.)

[lahainatwins]

I love to watch your music! Always excellent!

[comedymogul]

umm, love your videos, but you know you CAN actually give a three minute tip, which is, like umm...three times as helpfu as just one minute.

[toasterofdoom]

Muse?

[UkuleleBrit]

Muse is correct! :)

[CallsThunder]

Great. Thanks Britt.

[wwelti]

Great you're back posting! Thanks for your tips, watching them now :)

However I'm using the pinky a lot all the time, should I worry about it? ;)

[thesebinextdoor]

Great exercise, Brittni. I used to practice this when I started playing the bass and now I wonder why I never did it on the ukulele :-) Hm. Well, thanks for the hint. I will start doing it now =)

[shas1814]

Brittni,

Thank you for posting these tips.

It's so generous of you,

and it lets us get to know you a bit, too.

You're the best!

Shas

[coldnnor402]

Thanks for the tips, and love your paddle...

[nemoAUS]

Thanks Brit

[ukuleleoversoul]

Nice tip Britt! :D

Another suggestion would be to do the same exercise but keeping the four fingers close to the fretboard. Try not letting your fingers be more than half an inch away from the fretboard both ways (fingers on and off the fret). The reverse (taking the fingers off but keeping the half-inch distance) proves to be pretty difficult.

:D

[UkuleleBrit]

Hey Aldrine,

Thanks for the advice! :D

That is a very good point. I should have covered it. Hehe. :P