Learn why ukulele should learn C and F

When learning ukulele, learn the two keys of C and F for the following reasons:

1.**Adaptability: C is one of the basic keys of the ukulele, and its scale is relatively simple, making it suitable for playing pop**, folk and rock**.

The key of F is a relatively high key, although its scale is more complex, but its timbre is more intense, suitable for playing some ** with strong emotional colors, such as jazz, blues, etc. By learning these two keys, you will be more comfortable playing different types of **.

Ukulele strumming requires precise finger pressing and velocity control, and different keys require different techniques. By becoming familiar with multiple keys, you can develop finger dexterity and velocity control, and improve your playing technique.

In the ukulele community, different keys are often used to play and communicate, and by becoming familiar with multiple keys, you can more easily integrate into this social environment and share your understanding and skills with others.

In conclusion, learning C and F is very beneficial for ukulele learners, they can help you improve your playing skills, adapt to different types of theories, deepen your understanding of theories, and also provide you with more possibilities to communicate with others.

There are relatively many ukulele songs in these two keys.

C is the most basic key. The seven notes of the C scale are represented by the letters 1234567 cdefgab, and the F scale is the 4 (fa) of the C scale as the 1 (do) sound. So the empty string sound is different.

The adjustment operation to change the C key to the F key is:

Changing the strings is not good, tuning is even worse, C to F is a little more, the tuning strings will not be able to bear it, with the capo shift clip 5th fret is the F tune, after the clip of the fifth fret, it does theoretically become the fretboard of the F tune, if the C to F is a little bit worse, the pitch shift clip is too high the timbre will be difficult to hear, it is recommended to transpose, if it is to play and sing the key change C into F is generally to change the chord. As shown in the figure below.

All half, all half, all half. If you can't understand it, you can go to remedial music theory knowledge.

Changing the strings is not good, tuning is even worse, C to F is a bit more, tuning the strings will not be able to bear it, using the capo clip clip the 5th fret is the F tune, after the clip of the fifth fret, it does theoretically become the fretboard of the F tune, but the C to F is a little bit worse, the pitch transposition clip is too high and the timbre is difficult to hear, it is recommended to transpose, if it is to play and sing the change of tune C into F is generally to change the chord.

That's what you thought at first, but actually, we're a conceptual error, and he's not! I don't know if you understand it now. If you are singing fingers, he has different chords in a variety of different keys!

It's not the same! The capo clip is clamped into the original tune according to the selection!

F key is to take the original C key of fa as do, the sound has not changed, the scale type of F key is actually the same as the appearance of the scale type of C key, but the position is changed, and the fingering of F key is the same as C key, the same is 2 strings and 1 fret, C key is FA, and F key is DO, simply put, F key means to F as the main tone, according to the full half full full half full half arrangement of the key.

Do re mi does not refer to a fixed note, as opposed to 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 in F key, which is 4 5 6 6 1 2 3 in C key, so the C key empty string is so do mi la and F key is re so si The "mi scale" in the lower position is actually the same as the mi scale in the C high position.

There is no need to change it, the chord he braids are directly in the key of F.

The easiest way to do this is to clamp the capo to the fifth fret.

C is the most basic key. The seven notes of the C scale are represented by the letters 1234567 cdefgab, and the F key is the 4 (fa) of the C scale as the 1 (do) tone. The elimination of Zheng Yikong string sound is different.

The adjustment operation to change the C key to the F key of the hood is:

Changing the strings is not good, tuning is even worse, C to F is a little more, the tuning strings will not be able to bear it, with the capo shift clip 5th fret is the F tune, after the clip of the fifth fret, it does theoretically become the fretboard of the F tune, if the C to F is a little bit worse, the pitch shift clip is too high the timbre will be difficult to hear, it is recommended to transpose, if it is to play and sing the key change C into F is generally to change the chord. As shown in the figure below.

One of the guitar transposition is to use a transposition clip, but this is only suitable for situations where the span is not very large, one is a special tuning, which is for special performance of songs, and it is generally not used, and then there is the transformation chord, the following picture is a comparison table:

If C to F, then C chord becomes F chord, and so on.

In ukulele scores, "f" is the scale in **, which is a major key based on f, g, a, b, c, d, e, and f, and the key signature is a flat.

Tonality is a general term for the main tone and key category of the key, for example, the major key with C as the main tone is the "C major", and the minor key with A as the main tone is the "A minor" and so on. And so on, there are mainly 24 tonalities in **.

1234567 these sounds, the sound name is cdefgab, so usually c is 1, which starts with the sound do. But some tunes are high, and they start with the sound 4 (fa), and then it will be 1=f.

And then in the ukulele, the chord in C is our most common: c dm em f g am g7. From C to F (1 to 4), C becomes F, D becomes G (2 to 5), E goes to A (3 to 6), and so on.

So the chord in the key of F becomes: f gm am bb c dm c7