Yeah, this exercise (linked from Beginner L5) reinforces an intuitive sense of the relationship between the strings and makes me feel more grounded – thanks.
Brad BordessaOct 20, 2022
Glad to hear it, Wayne! I love this stuff.
Stephen SmithFeb 6, 2023
This is like looking under the hood of how notes on the ukulele are related to each other. Yet another great tool from this series that helps to navigate the fretboard more smoothly and intuitively. A lightbulb moment indeed, as you said in the video!
Lyda Den 0sMay 1, 2023
Wauw…love this stuff, learning a lot…
Lyda Den 0sMay 3, 2023
I am starting to understand it a bit, it is a beginning…
Susan MurryJul 7, 2023
Bravo!
Brilliant explanation to move around the strings with chromatic scales.
Interesting finger exercise to move around the four strings at the same tempo similar to the spider.
Metronome is very useful for practicing.
Pinky finger gets quite a nice workout.
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Mind blown!
Yeah, this exercise (linked from Beginner L5) reinforces an intuitive sense of the relationship between the strings and makes me feel more grounded – thanks.
Glad to hear it, Wayne! I love this stuff.
This is like looking under the hood of how notes on the ukulele are related to each other. Yet another great tool from this series that helps to navigate the fretboard more smoothly and intuitively. A lightbulb moment indeed, as you said in the video!
Wauw…love this stuff, learning a lot…
I am starting to understand it a bit, it is a beginning…
Bravo!
Brilliant explanation to move around the strings with chromatic scales.
Interesting finger exercise to move around the four strings at the same tempo similar to the spider.
Metronome is very useful for practicing.
Pinky finger gets quite a nice workout.