There are several apps you should put onto your phone to make your ukulele life better.
To reduce practice time and make it effective, listen to the MP3 sound file for your song (a few million times) while reading the sheet music.
Using an app, you can also slow the tempo down and play along. Here are the ones I have experience using. They will require you to download the song into your phone or computer and open it with the app.
You should also download a ukulele tuner. I use “gStrings” on Android (because I thought the name was funny. I have heard positive reviews about GuitarTuna on iPhone.
You probably want to have a ukulele chord finder. I use Ukulele Fretboard on Android. Let me know which one you like on iPhone.
You’ll also want to have DropBox on your phone. It’s free and you can put your videos in there and share them with me. Once you make a video on your phone, you share it with DropBox (it will upload) and then you send me the link to your file in DropBox and I can see you making magic.
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1=C major … 2=A minor
3=F major … 4=D minor
5=G major … 6=E minor
7=Bb major … 8=G minor
9=D major … 10=B minor
11=Eb major … 12=C minor
13=A major … 14=F# minor
15=Ab major … 16=F minor
17=E major … 18=C# minor
19=Db major … 20=Bb minor
21=B major … 22=G# minor
23=Gb major … 24=Eb minor
25=F# major … 26=D# minor
27=Cb major … 28=Ab minor
29=C# major … 30=A# minor
