Blender Tutorial: Ukulele Part 1 of 4

[@password6975]

These are some of the most concise and precise tutorials to be found, and not just blender, these are examples of what teaching in general should be

[@fivesix3868]

YES!!

[@chapstickwarrior9277]

You helped me create my first project in Blender... Thank you so much for these tutorials. You're the only quintessential tutorial maker on KZbin. Oh, and the first project I created was the glass bowl cloth rendering. Amazing job!

[@Chubercik]

Me either!

[@mewsgta3024]

I made all of his Blender Creations :)))

[@chapstickwarrior9277]

Mews Gta302 That's awesome, dude!!

[@fokos874]

Same here! :)

[@0cyrhoe]

You might see this project and think "Why do I want to model a Ukulele?" - and that would be entirely missing the point. This video (and its other three parts) really opened my eyes to what a powerful modeller Blender is, and taught me a number of new techniques and hot keys that I hadn't previously come across. An amazing video. Thank you.

[@nugenki]

Thanks for treating it as a beginner tutorial even though it's quite advance.

[@SotraEngine4]

I actually tried making a ukulele a couple of days before seeing this video. Your ukulele got a chunk better. My ukulele look like something from sims 2. Now lets see what I can learn

[@xlaurenh98x]

I love your tutorials, they are so clear. And thank you for putting the whole series up in one go, I hate it when you're trying to follow a tutorial and you have to wait for months between each video! If I could make a suggestion, I'd really love you to do some other animation tutorials like the alarm clock video and maybe an introduction to the game engine, that would really help, thanks again

[@danieltownsend5435]

Having sat through many You Tube tutorials by many different people on the subject of Blender, I can safely say that this guy is the best. Thank you for relaying your expertise so clearly!

[@arhumjain2278]

I feel that you should provide actual courses to people all around the world. I mean you are the only reason I am good at blender. You are a model for all teachers alike! Thank you for making these videos for our community!

[@JeanPaulLaureys]

Class, the fun in to follow your tutorials is that you're the only one that specify sizes and that gives satisfaction, by others you have to gamble and you'll get sometimes very different things....

[@abagatelle]

This is just brilliant! Very well done - huge thanks

[@thompsw94]

I really love your tutorials, really easy to follow and a great introduction to 3D modelling. Thanks for doing these!

[@EmunaZamani]

You are a great instructor. Thank you.

[@daliamorales3301]

You are an amazing instructor. Had it not been for your tutorials, I would never have attempted Blender. Thank you so very much.

[@MrBobbyd45]

I modeled a violin a couple of years ago,but your method for making the body of the instrument is much faster and a lot better.Thanks for posting.

[@DurMaZon56]

Seen many Tuts, but you are the teacher of the year. Not to fast not boring and a excellent voice. Subscribed immediately. Hope many more to come!!!!!

[@carlosdiniz6999]

Follow your tutorials is how to follow the treasure map with the assurance that we will find the treasure at the end of the rainble. We never get frustrated. I wish you publish a new tutorial every week. Thanks for sharing your knowledges

[@Embre_2]

Its been so long! iTS HERE!

[@JerryDechant]

excellent tutorial. I like how you are so explicit in your telling what to do. Having worked with Blender for awhile, I know there are short cuts or other ways to do some of the things you taught, which might make it easier and faster to do some of the things, but over all, an excellent tutorial.

[@phillipables3689]

greatest tutorial i've seen. I even paid for a udemy course and i've seen nothing this good!! great job! you're really helping people like me

[@chrisloughnane4592]

A brilliant modelling tutorial/walkthrough. Every time I watch your vids I learn a ton of new tricks and approaches. Thank you very much. On to modelling the ukulele neck!

[@joshl.l.8448]

I started with the cup a few days ago and I had to keep doing his tutorials, they're amazing and easily explained! Thank you so much for your time and patience! Really!

[@AngelHdzMultimedia]

Man, this is a premium tutorial! You're awesome! And all the steps are very clear! Also the shorcuts! Blessings!

[@Dracstar]

YES! Thank you so much, sir! I love your videos.

[@theanysayon8508]

Wow!!! I could not believe it in my eye!! How ? I am just started today to learn blender, but I will definitely do it when I am ready.. Thanks for sharing your knowledge to the world !!

[@tomdevries4655]

Came here for the first 5 minutes now back to doing it on my own power, you might be the guy that helped me get into the university I want :D

[@DimeF1]

Thats soo cool ,you realy know how to guide trough this complicated program , im playing guitar soo... this one is the best , i built every single creation you shown , TNX!!!

[@craftycub]

The first blender tutorial I followed quickly all the way through with no surprises lol Thank you!

[@petrajaneinvielleichtmeine198]

One can follow you always, you go quietly and deliberately aim. I always have a great sense of achievement in many ways. Great video. With one of your tutorials I've only taken the right path. Thank you. I look forward to many more tutorials from you.

[@geneviever7478]

You are the best blender teacher ever! Thank you!

[@abdulrahmananimation2057]

Well done sir, worthy of every second of watching it. Liked all of your 4 parts. I feel so happy that there is this an amazing soul on KZbin that provides free lessons that would cost us thousands of dollars if to learn it in institutes or through tutoring. Simply, the best tutorial packages and found your tutorials more helpful and in-depth than all KZbinrs. Keep up uploading your videos and waiting for more. Many thanks again, your way in explaining your videos is simply miraculous :-)

[@gillesancel8557]

The Best Instructor of the Net for Blender 3D, Inkscape and Gimp!!! Thousand thanks :)))

[@dougpearson8499]

Really great first tut... shows how Blender is a easy and powerful 3d app. Many thanks.

[@pedropadron7800]

Magnificos tutoriales. All the much more tutorials I have done. The last I have made is the Ukelele; just made a configured much difficult.

[@pimfeijen8203]

Fantastic... Very clear tutorial. And beautiful results. I´ve been working with 3ds Max (and Vray) for 15 years. And I´ve been following the Blender project for many years, but did not really dare to drop Max. But now that I have seen what latest versions of Blender (and Cycles) can do, I´m definitely going to change software. No more excuses. No more expensive upgrades from Autodesk. Cycles is still a little slower than Vray. But that will change, I guess. Thanks for this great tutorial!

[@daadood100]

what have taken you so long letting go the piece expensive garbage of autodesk 3d max

[@jsat5609]

GREAT TUTORIAL! Doubly so since it shows to how to achieve a realistic wood texture without using an insane number of nodes. Just what I needed! Thanks.

[@josephpetrino1741]

Some seriously clever techniques shown here. Very well done.

[@warwicklambert33]

Great tutorial yet again.....clear, precise, easy to follow. How refreshing!

[@realityfailure7444]

This video is so helpful! its way easier to understand than other videos!

[@aranganr]

We blender learners always expect your tuts. It is a bench mark of how a tut should be. Thanks a lot. May we request a tut on graphic/action editor Pl.

[@marcossilveira187]

Great tutorial! I did just like this first part! Now I'm going to part 2!

[@blenderandgymaddict5244]

Wow, these tutorials for this ukulele are fantastic! Very well done, just like the other tutor4u Blender tutorials. Thank you so much for this! :-)

[@daadood100]

thank sir your tutorial are out of this world so easy, if other people would make tutorial just like you everyone would enjoy more creating models. as easy. Other people whom they think they know it all does not even get close as good tutorial you make for everyone thank you Luis

[@alexanderwortham7249]

Great tutorials man, I'm going to follow all of these (already began the first one) since I want to add an ukulele to my game. I might even make multiple ukuleles by modifying your tuts!

[@cr7ck5]

Great tutorial man! I really needed to learn those more intricate and accurate modeling techniques your video helped a lot

[@DarrenHughes-Hybrid]

Great Videos! Thank you for making them. I've learned a lot from the videos of the coffee cup, glass bowl with cloth, turquoise ring, teddy bear and now these (still have 3 more parts to go. But they turning out good so far and I'm learning a lot. Thanks again!

[@ThBgBss]

You had time without uploading videos. welcome back. u are one of my fav youtubers

[@louoctavia]

your tutorials are soo clear, your voice is great, thank you!!

[@rblihovde]

Great tutorial! I had to rewind a couple times while working on the bridge, but made it through successfully in the end.

[@jdevcast6527]

An awesome tutorial that's easy to follow. I can't wait to complete it.

[@werkost7614]

Thank you very much for you tutorials. What i do for a better look is to turn off the gridfloor as not needed and take over the camera and the lamp to another layer.

[@reacojournal]

step by step explanation, easy to follow tutorials

[@maximcaux3768]

You are just so awesome. SO AWESOME. How do you even think of doing this! This is amazing! I just finished the first part, and I'm fascinated!

[@MandeepSingh-re4ou]

Sir, you are the best instructor i have ever seen for creating so much amazing things in 3D. Its just because of you that I was able to make 3D things. Thank you very much for your tutorials. Sir, just one suggestion why don't you make a tutorial on beautiful sceneries , characters, buildings????????

[@tomasdabasinskas8977]

Ahh, was wondering where did you disappear. Finally. Another excellent tutorial. I enjoy your preciseness and the fact that there is not much room for error in your tutorials very much and would like to just remind you that for the sake of preciseness instead of manually moving "one face until it touches another face just slightly" maybe you could use snap to face/vertex/edge function. I tried it here and there and it worked out perfectly (like for example when adjusting positions of finger position dots on the fret-board in 2/4 etc.). Just a suggestion. Thank you very much!

[@idiotflower]

I would like to know: before you came to values like 1.1 or 0.1 etc... How did you start? What thought processes were first. Did you see a picture of a ukulele and then you said, let's try a ukulele? Then, I guess, you went through some kind of consideration what the most economic way of making the ukulele would be? Are there many trial and error phases? Did you first make the ukulele in a complicated way and then made it in an economic way? These are the things I am thinking of. I know I can follow your instructions and than have the same ukulele. There are good skills learned along the way. But... I want to know how to come up with my own decisions and end up in economic, or elegant solutions... can this ever be taught? Or is it a long way being on my own?

[@wildmillardz8934]

6 Years late but my ukulele looks great! thanks for the tutorial!

[@ahamedmeeran418]

Lines from Chennai. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am really happy to done this 1st part successfully. you are great one

[@LesterShipMirOleg1992]

Learning a lot faster thanks to you! My son is gonna love this when gets a wee bit older.

[@mdsamimusic8593]

I hope this playlist would be one of my favorite playlist 😆

[@Gman902]

Just something to add here, when you press N and look at the dimensions, those are not in inches by default. Those are strictly blender units. You can set units to imperial or metric units by going to the scene tab, and changing the length units under measurements.

[@prachprach429]

I'm so like you tutorials it very smooth

[@ScaryBRIT94]

Fantastic as usual! Would you consider at some point doing a tutorial on anatomy whether it be general body modelling or more detailed facial modelling? I am very interested in modelling some character ideas but lack the knowledge to do so :D

[@isac.andrew6498]

You are best instructor thank you very much. Much better than the others 👍

[@mewsgta3024]

you finally updated blender

[@timho7035]

The first true model I have ever made! Thank you for your very clear and precise instruction, and understandable explaination. As a total beginner, I needed something like this! Thx so much! Liked and Subbed :) going to watch the next part now

[@circushonk9839]

This tutorial is amazing! Thank you so much, great work. Learning a lot from it.

[@ziprock]

subbed, great tutorials. easy to follow and enjoyed watching your clear instruction

[@monkeybuttz25]

the voiceover is so soothing

[@fuzzzor]

Fantastic , I love this tutorial. Strongly next.

[@accueilt3740]

Wow, you are a master. Thanks for such great lesson. Greeting from France!

[@IonweProd]

great tutorial, mayby tweaking with the lighting was awesome

[@ghazikankan]

Excellent tutorial!

[@raulsanchez9258]

You do really good work!! Keep it up!

[@ogabogabrian7884]

I DID IT after 4 falls attempts thanks sir for incredible tutorials

[@creeperstkoed6282]

I blew my own mind at the fact that I was able to follow along with this O.o

[@sandroavieira]

Excellent tutorial

[@borugani]

Wonderful tutorial! Very useful. Thank you very much!

[@yarkil]

awesome tutorial, great walkthrough, thanks man !

[@ARTMUUV]

excellent work, very helpful!

[@CristhianYi]

Very good tutorial! hope you make more.

[@daringetae5136]

Awesome, thanks for uploading this.

[@baturnakal]

allready subscribed this chanel, nice tutor, very easy to follow the instruction step by step

[@indiava5263]

Very well done !

[@astienback]

THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR SKILLS!

[@LeeTonda1]

Great tutorial as usual. Thank you!

[@radekm04]

Great tutorials! They are helping me a lot to understand blender modelling. Thank you and keep going! .:)

[@Minzkraut]

you could add a loop cut and hit s and z to move them equally (if its perfectly aligned to the z axis)

[@jones1351]

You've done it again. Great. Thank U.

[@aliciamcdonald9916]

you know I think ill come back in a year or two and then start this xD im quite new to blender finished the bear and pool balls and they look nice so thank you but ill go watch some modelling texturing tutorials etc

[@pietjepuck6985]

You are a awesome tutor.

[@OfficialMeep]

I save my job and close it when i comeback to continue all my texture are gone it turn up in to pink and there is no option to add texture again

[@expoldingcabon8750]

did you change the file path of the image?

[@alexandrosp537]

Woah this is awsome

[@MasterQveef]

I can't possibly imagine why anyone would give this a thumbs down...

[@indiemakerpodcast]

thanks for making such amazing videos

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Thank you from Russia. ;) You make great tutorials. ;)

[@augustschuerr5299]

I love ur tutorials but sometimes it is hard to see the cursor so if you could add like a highlight affect or something to make it more obvious where you are clicking it would be fantastic

[@narendrababu2287]

your tutorials are awesome. can you make POKER CHIP in blender and post it for us.

[@dingwiki8722]

Great video, really helpful, thanks so much.

[@cliveyoung6334]

Another amazing video..

[@markozaror3532]

Great tutorials!!