How to Get Good at Ukulele Chords (The 8 Steps I Followed)

Published 2021-10-09
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Let me show you how to get good at playing ukulele in eight simple steps.

We all start with the same chords, right? What why are some ukulele players so good at what they play?

Is it pure talent or is there are a roadmap to success?

Let me share my steps!

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All Comments (21)
  • @SAHILKHAN-vk2zz
    This is the first ukelele channel I have come across who is not uploading only song tutorials. learning a lot from your videos ❣️
  • @heidilaw4
    This is genius. Really helping me to move away from only learning one song at a time to making them my own and adding variation and creativity to them! If you'd make videos about music theory, and how to apply that in ur playing, that'd be soooooo awesome!!
  • @Cederuiter
    Today I went into a shop to get a tenor ukulele... I ended up with a bariton ukulele and I love it! I used to play the guitar, but because of arthritis in my fingers and carpal tunnel syndrome, I can't play the guitar anymore. So I got a soprano ukulele and an online course to learn how to play it. Then i heard about a tenor ukulele and wanted to try that, because the sound of the soprano is a bit too high for my liking. I'm more a person for lower and softer sounds, more guitar-like. Now i found your channel and I love your demonstration of the bariton ukulele! It sounds so much like my beloved guitar and is somehow a bit easier to play. Now this is my instrument; finally found it! I hope to see more of you on YouTube and more of the bariton ukulele. Thank you so much! And if you ever have a course on playing the bariton ukulele, I'd love to take it!
  • @dobrozner7784
    Hello! Long time bass player here, and I've recently fell in love with ukelele. Been playing it for about a year now, and your channel has really opened my eyes to the heights the instrument can reach. Thank you!
  • @tomam3842
    Please add time stamps people its not that hard 0:30 we all start somewhere 1:10 understanding dynamic qnd tone 2:40 the simple Percussive technique 4:40 change chord shape 6:40 learn music theory 8:00 learn the finger techniques 9:40 break the chord 10:55 add melody
  • @jasonbourne488
    WOW. Using Em instead of Am as part of the 4-chord progression gives such a different and beautiful feel.
  • Dear marco I am far away from your brillant Talent. I am a beginner and every time I try to play like you I could cry because it sounds awful. Maybe you can make a Video for beginners, very slow and with an easy melody. I like to feel great again 🤣 Anyway I will try Hard and I love the way you play. 🥰
  • @paulstorm9956
    Awesome video… Was starting to get bored playing the same chords and this has given me a new direction to go and more options to build on. Thank you!
  • @Beerbatter1962
    You continue to amaze me by the beautiful sounds you make with a ukelele. So inspiring. This is an excellent, progressive lesson that is well thought out. Thank you so much.
  • @CousinAAE
    I always watch your videos since I found them recently. Took up the ukulele a few months ago and your tutorials are simply the best! Thank you!!!
  • @ka1dza
    I’ve been “practicing” the ukulele off and on for YEARS, but I have never been able to find a niche that would be exciting to “get back into it.” My PTSD and ADHD have been getting in the way. But hopefully I can make progress in learning a few techniques. Thank you for your videos!
  • So good to have video's like this. I have been playing clarinet and saxophone for years and years, and around 2 years ago I was done with it and fell in love with playing ukulele (this was something different). Now when I am getting better at it I start to focus on technique and theory. The cool thing is that a lot is the same, but on a clarinet or sax there is no concept like a chord or rhythm with your other hand. It's one note at a time. Learning this whole concept is really cool, and I love your video's. Thanks for making them.
  • @JR-wh2nf
    Thank you Marco. It’s great to have the different elements of practice broken down into steps. This is very helpful. ❤️🎶
  • I actually really appreciate this for what it is. This is a man’s process. Not an actual tutorial of right or wrong options. This was helpful for me to put along side my own process and analyze how fruitful it’s been. Sincerely, I found this refreshing. Thank you!
  • @Viking_Kong
    Marco, you and this channel are amazing. It amazes me that you don't have millions of subscribers yet. The way that you present everything is educational, entertaining and inspirational! Bravo, sir!
  • You play so smoothly. You make that Ukulele sound Amazing!! Keep up the good work!! You are an inspiration to keep on chugging along to get better and as good as you. Can't wait to play like you.
  • @dniko4
    That was very helpful. Appreciate you sharing the various techniques.,Thanks so much.
  • @UkuleleClub
    Very useful techniques borrowed from Guitar playing that help the novice ukulele player get more out of the instrument. The "percussive" technique is often called the "chuck strum," for those who want to research more. Thank you for all you do!