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Solo Tutorial - 10 Creative Slide Techniques - 5 Oranamentations (Patreon)

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2020-12-30 19:33:03
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There are five ornamentations of soloing to make your solos sound more vocal and unique.   

Bends- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5HtSwYURqo 

Hammer On- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJeIHTWLd5s

Pull Off - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRzdfupjqBM

Slide  - This lesson

Vibrato  - Vibrating to a youtube lesson near you soon. 

Today's lesson we are going to talk about the slide. When I was just learning I thought it was as simple as just hitting a note and instantly sliding, but there is a lot more to it. That is why this tutorial is going to go through 10 different slide techniques to show you be more creative. They include the instant slide, sliding in time, double slides, sliding up and down, down and up, slides and bends, hammer on slide, pull of and slide all kinds of really cool things that you can do to make your slides unique and different. We will walk you through each one one at a time with tabs on the screen so you can learn how to play them, understand them and add them to your own playing today!

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Um, did I mention.... SLIDES

Soloing in general 

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How to Slide - 10 Different Creative Tips - Ukulele Solo Tutorial

New Ukulele tutorials every single Wednesday and Saturday, subscribe and learn. There are five ornamentations of soloing to make your solos sound more vocal and unique. Bends - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5HtSwYURqo Hammer On Pull Off Slide Vibrato Today's lesson we are going to talk about the slide. When I was just learning I thought it was as simple as just hitting a note and instantly sliding, but there is a lot more to it. That is why this tutorial is going to go through 10 different slide techniques to show you be more creative. They include the instant slide, sliding in time, double slides, sliding up and down, down and up, slides and bends, hammer on slide, pull of and slide all kinds of really cool things that you can do to make your slides unique and different. We will walk you through each one one at a time with tabs on the screen so you can learn how to play them, understand them and add them to your own playing today! Tabs for all our tutorials here: https://www.patreon.com/TenThumbsPro Let's see you play it! https://www.instagram.com/tenthumbspro/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tenthumbspro... Website: https://www.tenthumbspro.com/ Private Lessons Inquiries: email tenthumbsproductions@gmail.com How to Slide - 10 Different Creative Tips - Ukulele Solo Tutorial

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Cara

please can you do some great chord progressions that are good for writing to, there some great fingerpicking here too, i want to know how to play! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsSXybA9XWs

Joe Eckre

Thanks! That was a great lesson. A few of those are going to take some slowing down and practice for me to keep finger panic from setting in. I always have to tell myself it's ok to slow it down otherwise my fingers are like the three stooges trying to get through a doorway all at the same time. I noticed on the long slide it was a challenge to keep my finger at the right pressure otherwise it made vibrato going over each fret.

Tyler Austenfeld
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Slow steady really wins the race. When I learn anything new my focus is on playing it in time. I try to find the fastest speed possible that I can that is in time. If it is 60 BPM, cool, it if is 80, fine, but I try to find the speed that is in time. A lot of time too slow can be even trickier to stay in time so it is about finding that sweet spot but in time is very important. The once I have that it is repetition, over and over. I try to condense it into something that I can use as a warm up, so I'll take a lesson like this and make it so I am using the first half to get warmed up that way anytime I pick up the Ukulele I am improving in that area. I do the same with solos, I break them down into phrases, which is kind of like a lick, and then I play those licks, in time, as warm ups. I have found that concentrated practice to be my best formula for success.