Ukulele Flow 1 - Learn a Simple & Beautiful Fingerstyle Story скачать в хорошем качестве

Ukulele Flow 1 - Learn a Simple & Beautiful Fingerstyle Story

First Ukulele Flow Tutorial of a long serie! 00:00 - Introduction That's a ukulele flow you're hearing, and in this video, I'll show you exactly how to play it yourself. Grab your ukulele, stay focused, and I'll guide you step by step. 00:21 - Getting Started To get started, we need two key components: 1. Left hand: A chord 2. Right hand: A picking pattern We're starting in the key of C today, giving us seven notes out of twelve to work with. Our first chord is C major - it's the stable center of this key and feels like home. 01:00 - Picking Practice Now it's time to focus on the picking pattern. Hold that C chord and practice the picking - there's no such thing as too much practice when it comes to picking. Take time to master this foundation before moving forward. 01:37 - Adding Chords Let's expand our progression with these chords: C major G A minor F Special Technique: We're using broken chords, meaning: Only use the last two strings (E and A strings) Keep the C and G strings open This creates a beautiful foundation where the melody can shine 02:16 - C G Am F Practice Let's take it slow and practice these chord changes. The progression is starting to take shape, but we can make it even better. 03:06 - Tweaking We're making two key modifications: 1. Extending the F chord to two measures to give it more space 2. Adding a substitute chord variation: First time through: Play the F chord Second time: Play a substitute C chord in a different position 03:46 - Ukulele Flow - Full Story Now it's time to put it all together. Grab your ukulele and play along! Additional Resources If you enjoyed this tutorial, you can find more information about ukulele flow, including resources and future updates at: Website: https://ukuleleflow.netlify.app/ Patreon:   / tibo_ukulele   Practice Tips Take your time with the picking pattern Practice chord transitions separately Focus on clean string changes Allow the open strings to ring clearly Remember: There's no such thing as too much practice!