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well played, not used to seeing your videos look so stern, but it gives it effect to

@filoprid31 your playing the small sized soprano, which only has 12 frets, to get more frets you would need to get a bigger uke.

I don't know whats more of an inspiration, the man of the music he made. All I know is, the combination of the two make him one of the greatest musicians to have ever lived.

@ace1343 the best way i can think of to describe a roll is think of a down strum with all of your fingers beside you thumb. when you get more comfortable hitting with all four on a down, try taking it slow hitting each finger for a down and then speed it up

@xticklesmilex "pocket guitar" eh? sounds more a name for a uke. or maybe even a new company lol. giraffes for the win btw lol

@RockwellAndAGuitar could it be one of the long neck super concert ukulele

@jlynn1974 theres really only one "open" chord, i put quotes because if you play it the way aldrine is playing, you dont need, it, but say you play the other way, down up chunk up, you need to play it to get the Am chord in there

@ne0nlife he does do the lessons on the underground for the songs he does, no tabs needed.

@raeeshahtrestha the best advice i can give you, granted I'm not Aldrine good, I have only been playing for like 5 years but take it very slow. What helped me early on was having a chord sheet and just working with the chords. not worrying about how they sounded together but just learning the s...

what i cant tell is, i know he plays the G#m he's muting the top string, is he doing the same with Gm?

now if only my laptops crappy sound card could do that justice, that was epic

does anybody know what size uke she's playing? I cant tell if its a baritone or tenor. I usually play tenor, but cant tell which of the two it is

@alferxxx i didnt realize it was wrong til you said something, but at the same, we all knew what he meant hehe. poke geeks unite

learning some things from him was nuts, just awesome

@11aiyana try doing a roll, then muting? i know when i was first trying it i was like how the heck? but its just one of those you gotta work with.

@NeverDoubtDash what ukes do you commonly play? size wise that is. I am currently working with a tenor. I started with a concert, go to play it, and now i feel like i have no room for my fingers after playing the tenor lol

@OneShotBountyHunter seems like he'd be a cool guy to meet.

@themurph2000 it's not the same without ray clay not gonna lie

@kschuet very true. when i see fretboard to the right play the regular d, i still play the inverted d just because it is the easier change.

@ ukulego and @ johnguy0123 the thing that i have noticed is that most often he does use his tenor.

@jaceabc123 i would agree that its not the easiest change in the world, but part of it just comes with practice. I have more trouble going from Em to D, then D to Em, but it all depends on the person I think.

@TeddyBearSuicides Honestly, I'm not sure a soprano would work well. I currently use a Tenor, and it has a nice full sound. Although, in reality i think a concert or tenor would work, i just dont believe you would get that full spectrum of sound with a soprano.

@smileymat123 that i believe is a tenor

@ramirezj6150 its sure looking that way

congrats bro

she must not be able to resist the uke....happy 1 year