Speak Ukulele 2 is now available in streaming format – never lose your copy again!

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“Speak Ukulele”, a breakthrough interactive education system to learn over 165 ukulele chords and play them from memory, plus a special feature to learn to PLAY SONGS BY EAR!

Speak Ukulele 2 Main Interface
Plus, new features in this edition include:
- Create Playlists and Quizzes
- Hands-Free Auto Play With Timer, Randomization and Play By Ear
- Audio Control
Based on the simple premise that music is a language.
Notes are like the letters of the alphabet. Those notes form “words” – what we call chords. And the chords are strung together to create our story – the song.
We have taken the same tried and proven methods used by top language courses and applied them to this total immersion chord course.
Imagine being able to hear a song and then PLAY it yourself – just like reciting a poem. Or play any song sheet you are given INSTANTLY and EFFORTLESSLY – just like a pro!
Find out more by clicking on the image above – see the free presentation and start improving your skills now!
Wanna know what others think of Speak Ukulele 2?
Check out the feedback!
Amazing ! I really need this to train my ear.
I made a “french” version of your tutorial here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9GwJV2viIk
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send me notice please.
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Great idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I am really looking forward to trying this as I need all the help I can get. Thank you !!!
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This looks like a great piece of software for the Uke player. I can’t wait for it’s release. I have a couple questions.
I play the Baritone Uke. Will the Speak Ukulele Course include the ability to change the tuning according to different size Ukes and display the corresponding chord charts?
Also, what will the final price be for this software?
Thank you,
-Dean-
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Lookin’ good!
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The Ukulele has a language of it’s very own, and yet speaks all languages. Aloha from down under {Australia}
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I tried to click on the video sneak preveiw, but got nothing?????
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Brilliant idea! I work way better visually… this should help my playing no end!
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Sign me up
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Sounds great!
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I love to play the melody of a song as well. But in fact, melodies are quite often covered by the vocalist and the chords form the foundation of the song. This app does offer an interactive fretboard audio map to help users understand the placement of the individual notes and basis of the chords. At its heart, though, Speak Ukulele is a tool to help improve the quality of your practice, the speed of chord retention and train your ear to the nuances of tones.
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I love this idea of an “Interactive Fretboard”!
Best wishes.
Ron Ajemian
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we’re having a ukulele festival in Brown County Indiana (Nashville IN.) June 6th,2010 following the World Ukulele Congress gathering, stop by and play a song or three
http://www.prancingponymusic.com/uke.htm
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YES , I LOVE TO SPEAK UKULELE!
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I’m ready – sign me up!!
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Chords are fun, but I hope at some point this program teaches how to play a melody line. All a chord does is set up a song, it takes melody to make it. People focus a little too much on chords with stringed instruments, and forget that the classics (violins, cellos, etc.) don’t even have chord capabilities. I think what people need is a theory class and some patience.
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Looking forward to it!
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Sounds like a great way to learn. Sign me up!
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Hi Chuck,
Can’t recall saying the ukulele is easy – like any instrument it requires patience and practice.
But there are two parts to learning music – the physical skill that comes only from practice, and the “mental skill” that comes from memorization and understanding.
This course fast-tracks the mental skills needed so that players are free to practice without the hindrance of stopping to research chord information in the midst of their lessons, and helps their understanding of the music by hearing the chords isolated in a learning environment.
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Please be careful about stressing that the ukulele is easy. Simple and easy are two different things.
I have been playing for about 2 and a half years and have recently run up against a problem that I believe is holding me back. I never learned, because it isn’t generally available, proper technique for playing a stringed instrument. It has kept me from becoming proficient with chord changes.
When you tell new players to make the chords anyway they can it will ultimately get in the way if they want to go much beyond first position chords.
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I’m ready to learn……:-)
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Looks interesting…
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Veeery Inteeeresting! Sign me up.
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Can’t wait to do this!!
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This is great how can I get it
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Just what I need. I’m in!!
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The project “Speak ukulele course” is really a good idea!
It will delight fans of ukulele.
Thanks BeatNik.
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I’d love to participate.
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Really looking forward to seeing the demo. My fingers are itchin…..
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Can’t Wait!!!
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Awesome!!! I want to try this!!!
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I cannot wait. I have a ukulele that has been sitting around for a year, and I am ready to use it to it’s fullest capacity.
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Looks good.
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this is going to be amazinggg.
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ftw
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Very Cool!!
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Hey Rob,
This version will be a desktop app – talking to iPad developers now, but not in production on that yet.
Thanks,
BeatNik
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I want to play with it NOW!!!
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I can’t wait!!!
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So, is it online, a desktop app or for the iPhone/Pad/touch?
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looks good so far
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Just what I need!
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exciting !!!! Can’t wait.
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omg !!!!! I just love this.Mahalo nui lo
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Looking forward to it
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Sounds promising
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I can’t wait! It looks like an amazing tool!
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Thanks Tim – it’s a Flash app
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WOW, looks awesome. can not wait to see it. What is it written in?
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