Bass ukuleles, which are slightly smaller (around 30″), play the same open notes as a standard bass guitar (EADG), but ONE OCTAVE UP. Contrabass ukuleles, which are slightly larger (around 32″), also play the same notes (EADG), but at the same octave as a standard bass.
What is the difference between a ukulele and a bass ukulele?
A bass guitar is tuned EADG, an octave lower than the four lowest strings of the guitar. A ukulele is tune GCEA, which is similar to the top four strings of the guitar at the fifth fret, although the G is tuned an octave higher than the same note on the D string, fifth fret of the guitar.
Is bass easier than ukulele?
For those who just want an accompanist instrument to sing with, between the two, Ukulele definitely has a shorter learning curve to start. But that's all to it. It's nylon strings are gentle to the fingers. Closer frets are easier for the finger to get used to.
What is the point of a bass ukulele?
Perhaps the greatest appeal of the bass ukulele is its ability to produce a big sound despite its tiny size. And while it's much smaller than a bass guitar, it's still pretty big compared to most ukuleles. Typical bass ukuleles range from 30-32″ in length, which is comparable to a standard baritone ukulele.
How do you play a bass ukulele for beginners?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEsx5CvJSGY
Is the bass ukulele hard to learn?
Getting Started with Bass Ukulele. Playing the bass ukulele is somewhat different from playing other ukuleles and for beginners is something quite different to learn. However, it's really not difficult to play a basic rhythm that adds to the overall sound of a group of players.