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@Nathancish300 The CodBo3 Noob same

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Daniela Roškar same 😂

@Nathancish300 The CodBo3 Noob same

Same I thought I was the only one lol

Thanks bro

Through out the whole song i used that

Its better now

I use the strum pattern DD UU DU

ye it just takes time,when i first started this always happened to me,just pratice and have fun and you will get trust me

Same here!!

Hey! So I started learning to play the uke day before yesterday and I am learning it only for fun, online. I came across a lot of songs with the D major, and since I was very impatient to be able to play my favourite songs I just started using my thumb to play it instead... It actually works well for me!

BASic

I had a teacher once that used his thumb to play D, not from the right side but from the left side of the uke, and now I find it much easier to go from D to Em. You should try it and see if it works out for you too.

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Que patrón ocupaste? 🤔

I literally got ukulele yesterday but tryna play this anyways😂😌

@@gabija4905 SAME

I want to learn other songs besides rewrite the stars and I came across this, I've made a lot of mistakes trying but I didn't give up and I succesfully was able to finish all of it 🥰💕 Btw i'm 11 :3

*puts red fingers in mouth*YA THINK

I can’t even fkn get g or d in fast reaction

Yurie Heart yes its easy

Yurie Heart La

Yurie Heart I know right, I’ve been trying to find an easy tutorial for this!!

me too

Try using guitar tuna it’s an app so you can learn and play songs on the guitar it also has a tuner which is helpful

Lol

K Panda what’s so funny

oof

Glad to know this has been helpful.

Glad to hear it!!! Keep strummin'.

Flaze ithnjk

It's called tablature.

THANK YOUU THAT HELPS SO MUCH XD

Santiago Alzate Hola cual es el rasgueo?!

Ukelele*

Oli Mercer substitute em with e it will be much easier but sounds almost the same

Relax and play it slowly. Like real slow, then speed up the pace once your fingers are used to it.

Oli Mercer ur probably putting your fingers the wrong cuz it's a very easy transition. In the D chord you have to put your 3rd finger on the first string third fret, ur 2nd finger on the third string third fret and your 1st finger on the second string third fret. It's also easier this way if you're transitioning from G to D. To transition from D to Em you're gonna keep ur 2nd finger(middle finger) in the same spot, then move your 1st finger( index) to the fourth string second fret and move your 3rd finger to the second string fourth fret. Now you have an Em chord and the transition is super easy. Hope this helps someone😊

Oli Mercer. You can do it slowly with the strumming pattern D D D D.it will help a lot cause I'm also beginners but I can play very well now with the strumming ddu udu

dont keep playing the song over and over just keep switching from d to em

it's okay, once you get used to it, you can master it. hopefully by now you know how to do it. try it without the music and the vocals first, if you continue practicing, then you'll be able to teach others.

just practice switching your fingers, you'll get the hang of it

i try to make sure that my thumb isnt hanging over the top or my hand isnt to tight or cramped, but idk if thats just common knowledge haha

I'm probably late but... Always play slow and relax when encountering new chords or progression to get accustomed. Later, you can pick up the pace.

Cassandra Lee ur probably putting your fingers the wrong way cuz it's a very easy transition. In the D chord you have to put your 3rd finger on the first string third fret, ur 2nd finger on the third string third fret and your 1st finger on the second string third fret. It's also easier this way if you're transitioning from G to D. To transition from D to Em you're gonna keep ur 2nd finger(middle finger) in the same spot, then move your 1st finger( index) to the fourth string second fret and move your 3rd finger to the second string fourth fret. Now you have an Em chord and the transition is super easy. Hope this helps someone😊

honestly, repetition is the best solution I used to have a hard time changing from note to note and I would start out slow just switching from note to note for example in your case you would be changing from d to em continuously, repetition. Your fingers hurt just keep doing it and as you slowly get the hang of it, play through a small part that includes those notes, start out slow and then slowly get faster as you get more comfortable and your fingers get more comfortable with the finger placements :)

Xander Jaud do the same stumming patter you did the whole time, just different chords

Evie False Ik I slowed it down at first xD