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Raphael Dyen
Pressing down the strings hurts their fingers, resulting in them not being able to press down hard enough to produce a clear-sounding chord. Some have the determination to practice and overcome this, while others might not have the same motivation.
Although the songs may or may not be in the genre of music you prefer, they are fairly good examples to learn as a beginner guitar player. You can also check out the Chord Buddy site where they offer other songbooks in various genres.
According to the Chord Buddy founder, it is recommended to remove the Chord Buddy tabs one at a time so that you can focus on learning a single chord while still using buttons to play the others. The recommended order of Chord Buddy tab removal is.
About a month ago, Daniel Hulbert at Circuits and Strings (website and YouTube channel) posted about the UkeBuddy, a new product by Chord Buddy. ChordBuddy is a guitar learning product that helps you play chords through a device that you connect to the neck of the guitar, but over time, you remove parts of the device and learn to play on your own.
The UkeBuddy is a step in that same direction for the ukulele. It is a device that you connect to the neck of a ukulele, but it only has buttons for two chords (F and G; three chords if you count the C chord), but it does not disassemble to help you learn those chords on your own.
The device is well made, with good sized buttons, and can be used on soprano, concert, or tenor ukuleles. It is easy to attach, and works as suggested. You are also given a book of songs to play (more about this in a moment) and there is a very basic but functional app for iOS and Android that gives you access to videos for all of the songs (as well as some other material). The song book is color coded to the UkeBuddy colors, as are the videos, and the song book is made up of various folk songs. I like that the traditional chord shapes are shown in addition to color, so that when you remove the UkeBuddy, you can still play the right chords based on a chord diagram.