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Cake By The Ocean - DNCE - Ukulele Tutorial (Patreon)

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2018-03-24 16:06:52
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Alright, we are trying something brand new, let me know what you think! I have included three drum backing tracks to play a long with to help you with the timing because this funky strum can feel a little fast at 119 BPM, so here is the tune, the tabs, the lyrics, and the drums! Enjoy

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DNCE - Cake by the Ocean - Ukulele Tutorial with tabs, play-along

New Ukulele every Wednesday and Saturday, subscribe, like and learn! DNCE - Cake by the Ocean - Ukulele Tutorial with tabs, play-along Today we are going to learn how to play "Cake By The Ocean" by DNCE. This is a pretty straight forward tune in terms of chords, it only has one chord progression that is pretty easy, but the beats per minute is pretty quick. So we will take it slow at first, and keep it nice and easy to understand than we will do a play-along for the Ukulele tutorial as well. Lastly we will learn the riff, we will learn how to play it note for note with easy to read tabs on the screen, helping you learn how to play this song much quicker. If you want more great Ukulele tutorials like the one you just watched all you have to do is subscribe and learn, new Ukulele every single Wednesday and Saturday so that way you can have your cake by the ocean and enjoy some good ukulele tutorials with your favorite ukulele teacher on the net! Tenthumbspro.com

Comments

John Latham

Tyler, what software do you use for recording, playback and syncing of the tracks? I keep meaning to have a go with GarageBand on my iPad and see how easy it is.

Tyler Austenfeld
>>11073669

So what I did was made some drum beats on Reason, and than I listened to the beat through my headphones and than I just had to sink the drum beat up with my strumming by adding it in as an MP3.

Michael Bolton

Including backing tracks is wonderful. It adds something to your already great teaching style and psychologically makes me feel Im getting something extra for nothing! Im still rubbish...should it take me weeks/months to learn a single song? Is that normal?

Tyler Austenfeld
>>11236781

Thanks for the love on the backing tracks friend! Well, that feels a little slow, but it might be your approach. How do you practice? What part of learning the songs is difficult for you?