Coolest and Most Fun Groove For Baritone... of All Time!
Added 2024-03-06 18:25:36 +0000 UTCToday we are going to learn how to play a shuffle, not just any shuffle, a full blown chord shuffle, and not just any chord shuffle, a chord shuffle that has riffs mixed in, chromatic movements, ascending and descending lines, it just just a very cool, fun and unique groove that I had a ton of fun putting together and I know that you will have just as much fun learning and playing this as I did putting it together and learning it too.
The reason it is so fun to play is because it isn't quite fingerpicking, but it definitely isn't strumming, and normally a shuffle might just move one note over a chord but this actually moves all 3 of them. So you can think of it as a baritone blues ukulele tutorial, you can also think about it as an intermediate rhythm lesson for baritone ukulele players. There is a lot that you are able to take away from this lesson so take your time, treat it as three different four bar grooves.
Will Improve
- Triplets
- Staccato chords
- Groove and swing rhythm
- Short triplet riffs
- Hammer-ons while in time and groove
- Chromatic licks and chord movement
Related Lessons
Triplets and Double Stops - Day 9 of a Blues Challenge (non baritone)
How to Transpose Scales - Use one scale to jam any song
E Minor Pentatonic All 5 Shapes - Tranpose this up two frets to match the F#m key of today's lesson
Comments
Sounds great on my Tenor guitar tuned to DGBE!
Steve Roberts
2024-04-01 23:55:20 +0000 UTCThis is so cool, Tyler!! Lots of space for a bit of improv, as well. I was throwing random notes from the F#blues scale into it. Real groovy!! Thanks for sharing this one.
Mark Trevis Sir-Uke-A-Lot
2024-03-07 08:08:41 +0000 UTC
