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Originally Posted by stanron
Where is the G note that sounds like the first note of the intro? Is it the third fret of the second string or the 10th fret of the first? It looks like you might have a problem either way. If you have re-entrant tuning on the G string you can't get all the notes and if you play it high up the neck you'll be fretting over the body. In a different key it might be easier.
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10th fret of the first string. I've been trying to learn it by ear for a while, and I always start there. Then I get lost right away. I may hit a few correct notes in the process of trying to get back on track, but that's it.
I'll be happy if I can just play it one string/note at a time. With out adding the fifth or whatever other notes are played at the same time. (If that makes sense) I know it won't sound as full. But at least I'll be able to play it close enough. Especially if I strum/pick it really fast like a mandolin.
But I think I might still have trouble since the tuning is so different. I don't know though. I'm still pretty new to ukulele.