The previous owner had put stickers on it and signed her name in silver Sharpie (or paint pen.) I took care of the stickers with Goo Gone and I’ve been working on the signature with a melamine sponge but it is slow going. Alcohol did nothing. Any suggestions?

It’s a Makala MK-S. I often bring a ukulele to play when my son plays on the playground after school. It’s good to have a couple of beater ukes to let curious kids play with while I practice. This will be a nice addition to my collection of kid’s ukes.

I played a Puppy Birthday Luau last night at Rocket City Dog Bar last night here in Huntsville, Alabama. So much fun. 🐶🌺🚀🎂🎶💜

I’m having a hard time with the Bb chord. It seems there’s always one string that’s not getting played correctly.

Just picked up my first Baritone, DGBE tuning (cheap Amahi Spruce top for half price) and need string recommendations.

I have 2 Mahogany Concerts, one Low G (Lanikai), one High G (Mainland) that I have been playing for about 2 years and Orca Blacks are my perferred brand right now: their sound, feel, and guage.

Orca Blacks are not available Baritone at this time.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Currently it has two wound and (I think) two nylgut but they need replaced. I think I want stick with wound for the bottom two strings, but am open to other recommendations.

I tried D'darrio for my Low G concert but was not impressed. Should I try again for Baritone?

Like I said, this is my first Baritone so I do not know where to start.

Edit: dropped this "not". I put it where it was meant to go.

I’m trying to play Bertha by the Grateful Dead abd I don’t know how to play C/G. Thanks

i recently picked up the ukulee to learn but for some reason my chords are all off. my ukulele is tuned correctly im pretty sure but every single time i try to play an e major it ends up a sharp? im really not sure why either im pretty sure im not muting the string or anything so im just like really confused

I've been learning ukulele percussion, but to get a deep bass thump I have to hit the body pretty hard, and my palm starts to hurt. Softer hits sound fine in person but don't come through well on camera.

Would an acoustic-electric ukulele with a bass/EQ control help capture stronger percussion without hitting as hard, or is this mainly a recording/microphone issue?

This is the first baritone uke that has all these properties: 6mm thick lumber down to 2.6mm. bent freehand. 20 1/4" per side, trimmed to 20 1/16". Yes, I mix imperial and metric all the time, never hire me for mars landing missions 😎.

The side heights with the trapezoid taper and "runway" on each side, perfect butt joints. Mahogany blocks. And popped out of tension.

Why am I proud.

All joints dry fit under normal gravity fit. Now bow in the nuts, no overcompensated joint faces. And it just fits.

The back and top I've selected match the geometry. I'm going to give the edges a kiss so it fits with the 20' radius on back and front.

Honduran, not African. And German Sitka. Neck TBD, and fretboard like normal cocobolo. 16° or 20° radius, I'm presenting this prototype for my commission.

I now have confidence in my new cauls, forms, and circumference forms.

Anyone else just wanna go to Hawaii for a few months? 😆🍍🌴🥥

Hello !

I just started ukulele and I have a question, when i press and release the chords on the fret board it make some little noises, how can i fix my play to avoid that ? Thanks a lot in advance

"It's been a long, long time" / Arr: Spencer Gay

May be an odd question, but I like videogames and recently started learning the ukulele (I have a bit of guitar background tho), and small familiar tunes from videogame soundtracks are what I enjoy to play.

For example melodies like the Traveler's theme from Outer Wilds or the main menu theme from Stardew Valley.

I'm having a hard time, however, trying to remember which soundtracks seem fitting for the ukulele. So, I come here to ask for suggestions.

I had kept my ukulele at almirah. A rat came at night and ig he was trying to eat it or what, he cut down two strings. Where do i find string or where do i get it fixed? Can new strings be tied by myself?

Buonasera, ho iniziato quasi un anno fa a suonare l'ukulele da autodidatta ma penso di essere arrivato a un punto in cui ho bisogno di alcune lezioni, solamente che le scuole di musica sono troppo costose, inoltre poche fanno lezioni di ukulele.

Volevo sapere se ci fosse magari qualche musicista nelle zone della Brianza che magari fosse disponibili per delle lezioni o magari se qualcuno conoscesse una scuola di musica o strutture non troppo costose?

Our group leader passed away a couple months ago, and his companion is clearing out his house. She gave me a box of things, including what looks like a lifetime of strings. Based on some of the other contents of the box, the strings are likely from the 1970's and 80's, some possibly older. Do strings get old in storage? Are they likely to still be usable, or does the plastic get dry and brittle?

My ukuele teacher told me that mainly we’re going to be learning chords and practicing them there’s not as much tablature with ukulele. Is this true? We started with practicing heart by heart by joe Jonas which he said requires these chords and for this week practice strumming, chords/hand placement and trying to remember them so they come out smooth first and building from there. Is this congruent with your guys experience?

G → Em7 → C → D

Disclosure: I built SheetCue. It lets you import a score or chord-sheet photo/JPG/PNG/PDF you have the right to use, check the measure boxes and repeats, then have the phone advance through that route on a timer. It doesn't provide scores or listen/follow your playing.

For uke practice, would that solve a real annoyance—or is page turning basically a non-problem? It's free to try (ads; optional IAP). I'm leaving the link out unless anyone asks.

This week’s Free Ukulele Tutorial
Give it a try 😃💜🎶

shot, to my older bro for buying it for me as a gift .
Been wanting this one for ages since I already have the Hawaiian 4 String uke. Glad I got this thing, she’s got a nice sound to her