how do you do that tuning?

@@justmiki10 There are a few different ways: The regular way to play A#major7 is 2200, and Fmaj7 is 5557. But these don't sound much like the song, because they're inversions. (For the melody, you would play on the A string: A8, A5, and A3 after the first chord, and then after the second chord, you would play A0, A1, E3, A0.) Other chords that sound more similar to the ones in the song, to me at least, are D minor (2210) and A minor 7 (0000). I was thinking about putting this in the video, but then I decided I don't like it, because the minor chords make it sound too sad :( Anyway, I think tuning down is the best way to play it. We're not all used to it, but it's good to go outside your comfort zone!

@@salamander7125 okay thank you so much!

Glad it was helpful!

I take requests sometimes, any songs you had in mind?

@@salamander7125can you do Charlie Brown by Zach Farache 🗿

If you download the free KeyTuner app on the App Store or the free Instrument Tuner app on Google Play, you can tune any string to a specific frequency. For this song, each string is down one half step, so instead of GCEA, it’s FA#DG. If you don’t mind playing the song up a half step, then keep your ukulele tuned at GCEA, follow these exact chord shapes, and it’s the same song (just in a different key!)

Wdym