In this post I'll share a few tips on how to get a nice tone on your Ukulele.
Tip #1: Make sure the back side of your Uke is not pressed against your body while you play, because it will smother the sound. Hold it a few inches away. This will allow for the wood to vibrate and create more sound.
Tip #2: Find your Ukulele's sweet spot. This will be where your sound is warmest. It's usually located where the finger board connects with the body.
Tip #3: When you strum, hold your hand in a fist with your pointer finger extended to strum. This ensures that no extra fingers will bump or rub strings, and make unwanted muted or buzzing noises.
Happy Ukulele-ing!
-Lauren
Tip #1: Make sure the back side of your Uke is not pressed against your body while you play, because it will smother the sound. Hold it a few inches away. This will allow for the wood to vibrate and create more sound.
Tip #2: Find your Ukulele's sweet spot. This will be where your sound is warmest. It's usually located where the finger board connects with the body.
Tip #3: When you strum, hold your hand in a fist with your pointer finger extended to strum. This ensures that no extra fingers will bump or rub strings, and make unwanted muted or buzzing noises.
Happy Ukulele-ing!
-Lauren
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