Will this book work with a soprano uke, or only a baratone?
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This book has the correct fingering for the chords for every uke EXCEPT the baritone. And if you know the baritone fingering for the chords, you could use this for the baritone uke as well. It is a terrific collection of songs with illustrated and labeled chords
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The book shows the chords, including the chord patterns for soprano, concert and tenor. The book won't have the chord shapes for Baritone. However, if you know the chord shapes, this is a fairly small issue. I use the book all of the time, an the thing I like about it is that it has the music notation, which is helping me learn to sight read music on my ukulele. Also, there is a separate edition of this book available for baritone only.
1397127
This book has the chords for regular ukulele tuning (re-entrant). That would cover Soprano, Concert or Tenor. Baritone chords are NOT included in the book.
1397128
Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams in the book. Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams... » Read More Since this music book has a treble clef music notation with chords and lyrics, it will work with any of the ukulele sizes including low G and high G versions, but baritone ukuleles are usually tuned to DGBE (like a guitar) instead of GCEA so the chord diagrams and names will not be for the key of the melody unless you capo your ukulele at the 5th fret. If you play the same chord shapes at the nut without the capo, you are playing the song in a key 5 semitones lower (e.g. C chord shape is G chord at the nut). Once you learn chords by name for the baritone, you won't need the chord diagrams in the book. « Show Less
1397129
This was the book we were recommended to use for our soprano and concert ukes. I don't know about baritone, though.
1184877
Its just a little lower than a soprano, with a louder tone and more frets, yet not quite as deep as the tenor. Here is a more in depth answer that might be able to help you better: http://www.ukuleletricks.com/ukulele-sizes-soprano-concert-tenor-baritone/
985952
Hi Lee. There are some models that are narrow enough to hold a uke. The wider fork..I dunno. You wouldn't want yer tuners to be bearing the weight of yer axe..only the headstock.
1608885
hello,cesar, i think it would work on a uke just as well as on a guitar. you would just have to print out a capo chord converter from the internet where you would know what chords you are playing in. if i had a uke i would not be afraid to try a capo as they are very inexpensive. sincerely, darrell owen in texas
1474259
It works just fine with my tenor ukulele. It's chromatic so it'll give you the note for whatever tuning you want to use. Hope this helps.
1474257
as long as you can clip it to the head stock, it should work just fine. I have a soprano uke and use it all the time for that.
931968
I have used my Hercules for a uke and it fits pretty well. (Maybe a hair wide, but doable.) The only thing I have ever seen the Hercules struggle with, but it still works, is a 12 string or a classical guitar. I now have my uke on a standard String Swing, which will not support a classical (2 inch neck). That works great and is a little cheaper, but NOT as secure in the least.
988437
Thank you for your email. You do not need a capo to play the Ukulele. I would recommend a book.
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no reason why it should not work with a baritone uke. tuner is very easy to use and does the four thin strings of my guitar very acurately. that is same (standard) tuning as baritone uke i.e. dgbe. have had no problems tuning guitar or tenor uke with this one.
1932710
Yes, this tuner works perfectly for the ukelele. My wife and I both use it to tune ours...spot on. For the price and ease of use....I'm a fan.
1001628
If a soprano ukulele has a 1/4" output jack and has a quality pick up system this cable will work perfectly. I have purchased several of these cables and I would recommend them for multiple use. I use mine professionally and they hold up well in that environment.
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It would not work if the highest pitched string is tuned to G; or rather you'd have to capo WAY up high on the neck as the guitalele is tuned to A. If the lowest pitched string is tuned to G, then you're fine - no capo required.
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a uke from tenor size on up should fit easily. a taropatch (very small) uke would not fit.
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Actually I do have both a soprano and tenor uke and there is a clear difference between the two. A soprano has a higher tone than the tenor size does. While on the other side the tenor has a deeper sound and richer sound to my ear. I also prefer a tenor than a soprano because they sound better and have a greater projection of sound. Hopefully I was helpful.
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Geraldine, I use the stand for a soprano, but see no reason a tenor uke wouldn't also fit. Good luck. Richard
412121
Given that the soprano ukulele is smaller than a concert ukulele, you may find that there is a little too much "wiggle room" in the case when you attempt to put the smaller soprano in the concert uke case.
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Yes, I use this almost daily with my bari uke. I have found that even though it does fit into the sound hole on a bari, the sound is best on the head stock. Be sure to try different placements on the head stock, until you find the sweet spot for your uke. This really is the best of its kind and much less expensive than converting your ukes with an installed pickup.