I messed up ... and I am sorry!

[@lonosmond]

"Yes, man, let's go for it." Love the low G on the Uke, I have a soprano and a tenor uke, and I typically keep a low G on the tenor. I would love occasional lessons focused on a low-G strung uke. It's comforting to know that even the best player can make a "dumb" mistake. Thanks for your honesty and humility. It's part of what keeps me watching.

[@n0t_Josh]

I have the exact same setup haha

[@maldoc6517]

Low G tutorials please! Also please try the Aquila red low G - no squeak, good tone! So lovely to see even amazing players are human and great you posted about it! 👍🏻👏🏻

[@suziegloworm]

Love the Low G sound! I've found the LowGUkeChannel a good source of tutorials.

[@danaroland9971]

I really appreciate your behavior because many people ashamed to say : I make a mistake. Thank you so much all your tutrials.

[@adamaadam5515]

Hi, if you don’t like the metal wound “Low G Strings” then try out the “Worth Low G Nylon strings” these are NOT wound, just plain synthetic strings. They are a GREAT make. Cheers, Adam

[@Brew-cf6kw]

If you put a set of Worth brown fluorocarbon strings with the unwound low G on that uke you will be amazed at the difference and the tonal irregularity will be gone entirely.

[@Brew-cf6kw]

@@jamesprovenzano1480 I've played the Worth clears for several years and recently put a set of high G browns on my solid Koa Koaloha soprano and have been blown away by the deep warm tone. I'm putting a set on my Kamaka concert today. Cheers.

[@VeryNaughtyBoy42]

Can confirm this - the Worth Browns sound absolutely amazing; warm, rich, round. I’ve tried both high and low G sets and I wouldn’t use anything else at this point.

[@jasonford9887]

Brew9000 you took the words right outta my mind. I was about to suggest the same thing. Stairway to heaven ( led zeppelin) sounds amazing on low G

[@fabiobertapelle9806]

PS Aquila Red has also a flat low G string. I tried it and it sounds great!

[@biolkasprowicz]

Hi, unfortunately, the red aquilas are quite rough and they are used to break even restimg in a case I tried them and then I chose unwound fluorocarbon like D'Addarios - my final low G choice. Best regards!

[@manueloverhoff3493]

yesssss good job finally! the malanguelas version sounded great, can you teach it please!

[@TJ-sy6lh]

YES YES YES! More low g. Those can automatically be played on baritone uke as well.

[@christopherhadfield1052]

I have both high G and low G ukes, so would enjoy hearing stuff for both 👍

[@oxfords1]

Forgive yourself because no one is perfect but it takes a real man to admit his mistakes and apologize to the whole world. Bravo

[@wenboma1710]

Low G is perfect for playing classical pieces. Definitely look forward to your exploration...

[@brucecrawford649]

I only use a low G uke and practice most of your uke tutorials using a low G. So it would be quite nice to learn a tutorial that was actually meant for low G haha Also! There are squeekless low G strings you can buy. I use a squeekless low G string and its a life changer!

[@amaiwatashi6253]

Yes sir we absolutely need low g lessons!!! ❤️

[@langsdeb]

Yes! Low G is the bomb!!!!

[@aNaturalist]

That classical type playing is so beautiful. I'm sure you're a better player than most other uke teachers on KZbin, but your sound equipment really shines, wow! The difference is stark!

[@michaelphelan2223]

Yes, please. I enjoy both low G and high G. But mostly play low G.

[@polstein777]

I only use Low-G, and I agree I don't like the wound string. I'd love tutorials aimed at Low-G uke's. Also - I use Living Water strings on all my uke's - no wound low-g.

[@shrishtysingh7298]

I wish I could play just like you!

[@artieatfroggyhillstudio2976]

You crack me up! I'm a low G uker. Love your channel more and more, Marco

[@coreymartin1438]

No worries! I love your content.

[@dragonlovesdolls]

Thank you for your honesty, however you are far from dumb! I really enjoy your lessons and my ear really likes the low G so I’m in heaven! Thank you!!!

[@rawfood4life]

Being an owner and lover of both the high and low G tunings, I must say that I reach for my low G tuned 'ukulele more often when I am finger picking as it offers me more available notes. So I vote most definitely YES to more low G 'ukulele tutorials to help keep the balance.

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

Thanks for sharing! Yep. New tutorial coming up next week.

[@prangel03]

It’s okay we are only human, no one is perfect, we love your ukulele videos! Please continue! Yes I want to see more videos/ songs with Low G please!! Thank you!!! You are amazing! 💕

[@lisaharris6944]

Marco think about it differently- you managed to completely stuff up the restring… but somehow you still played better than most of us watching this!! I have both low and high g ukes. I love both. I pick the one that gives me the best feel for the song I’m exploring.

[@janna1878]

Exactly!

[@diyac9554]

Yes!

[@NateSail82]

Exactly, perspective is everything, yah a mistake was made he's human it's natural. Even with a mess up he outperformed the majority so that's pretty good.

[@srikarrao9957]

Your Kid is So precious ❤️❤️❤️ We'll watch and love your content ❤️❤️

[@Wuxieqc]

Marco, there are two kinds of Low G. The Bound and Unbound low G. You probably have the Bound one. Terry Carter from “Uke like the pro“ made a video explaining the two kinds of Low G strings, with sounds tests and recommendations. He also made some more about different kinds of materials in making ukulele strings. It really helped me when I was shopping for a Low G ukulele. I didn’t know about the Bound and Unbound low G, or even about so many different kinds of strings (fluoro carbon, nylon, nylgut...).

[@altviooltom]

Alex from SUS /ukes with Alex (Southern Ukulele store) did a video about 6 months ago on his stores most popular low G. His store now ships two custom low g sets as well, and a bunch of uke logic single low Gs as well!

[@juangamarra1510]

Yes, man; let's go for it

[@singh3577]

Sir this video proves you are not only a good musician but also a very honest person.a wonderful soul like you can only get this kind of modesty and kindness.sir let’s learn together low g👍

[@langsdeb]

Forgiven! And yes please teach us that beautiful piece!😊

[@wlovett4]

Brother, I have been taking your courses for years. The video wherein you give us a glimpse of who you are, together with your hair turning grayer, lets us know you better and want to know follow you more.

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

Thanks William. More Vlogs style coming up soon :)

[@Janda614]

I would definitely be interested in seeing a few lessons for low G! I recently bought a tenor and it came with high G. I did pick up a set of strings with a low G, but haven't put them on yet. And, we all make mistakes. You're a great teacher. Don't beat yourself up.

[@entemen]

Unwound vs wound low G string. Always need low G in the Tenor arsenal.

[@keyofb9513]

Worth strings have low G with unwound fluorocarbon. Also Fremont wound low g strings are marketed as silent when you slide. Great channel. I’d love to see more low g along with traditional high g

[@TheDelmont]

Stairway to heaven on the low G ukulele sounds wonderful! Try it! The intro!

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

I am sure it does!

[@Lorena-iw3lq]

Yessss! And don't worry, you are a very goog teacher!!!

[@AnimateTronix]

I personally use and prefer the high g but you're a great teacher so you can definitely help out the low g players as well ;)

[@keithpalmer5687]

Try the Fremont Soloist "Squeakless Polished String" Wound Low G single string. NO SQUEAKS!

[@JohnSalmon]

I second that. *****DITTO*****

[@mariiris1403]

Yes please! I had low G on my tenor for a few months, but I have just changed back, because the strings were, as you say: noisy. I would really like a new set with low G, where the strings don’t make this friction sounds.

[@latigosmith]

No, not dumb. Just human. You are very talented and a good teacher. I love low G, too, and much prefer it. Please keep on in low G. Muchísimas gracias.

[@UkeAlong]

We all make mistakes, certainly not a reason to stop watching your great lessons. Don't be so hard on yourself Marco! There are unwound low G strings by the way, haven't tried them myself though. Yes to low G lessons!

[@kurtstauffacher4425]

Yes to more low G creations from you. It is fun to have both High and Low G ukes to mess with as some things sound so cool only on Low G and vice versa.

[@barbbodemer6103]

Yes! For songs in low g.

[@Kyungah_Kim]

We love you all, with or without low G. And though I like the sound of the low G uke, I prefer the high G. The high G, is the thing that sets it apart from the other stringed instruments. By the way, there are "unwouded" low G strings. Perhaps you like those better.

[@johnherberte8131]

Would love some tutorials with low G. I have worth fleuro carbon strings that include a non wound low G in the set.

[@augustineosterbek6277]

I love Low g! I Only play high g when necessary. There are unwound strings out there. Living Water Strings by Ken Middleton are the best, imo. Lessons, please! Beautiful piece, the Moon Thing.

[@iggytube2023]

Add my vote for Living Water Strings low g set. Squeakless and beatiful ballance.

[@polstein777]

Just for future people that might see this... last week I tried a Freemount Soloist Low-G string (sold by itself). I'm very impressed so far. All the feel & sound of a wound string, but somehow polished to avoid all the squeak sounds. (I happened to re-watch this vid today)

[@biswarupbaruah8211]

We want a vlog of you and your beautiful family.....😇😇😇

[@n0t_Josh]

this video made me love this channel even more

[@tjaartventer]

"Yes, man, let's go for it." Just changed to a low G on my concert uke today. It will take a few days to stabilize the tuning, but I really like it so far.

[@steveackerman5066]

Another gem. Please teach us how to play this lovely tune.

[@juddeemaxwell7590]

It is good to play both. They each have their moods.

[@juliollfilho]

Yes please add low G and also if you can try the unwound string. I know they exist but I have never heard one

[@stephanieborrego3113]

Hi Marco! I’m a couple months into learning the ukelele. Much easier for me than the guitar. My goal is Spanish music. If low G gives us more Spanish, yes please! I’d love a Spanish course bundle! Thanks so much for all your videos. A patreon.

[@Teeum5]

Hello Marco, thanks for being so honest and telling us that you made a mistake. I own both - high and low g and sometimes I think about changing all to high g because that is the Uke's personality. But when I listen to some beautiful low g pieces I am happy to have the chance to play this as well. So, if you like to teach low g - then go ahead. I will follow you. Last thing, I prefer tutorials but I can understand your arguments that as a human being you can't always be as creative. Then I will follow what you are talking about and learn different things. Your channel is great as it is. Thank you.

[@IAmHawaiian]

Aloha from Kekaha, Kaua'i. I watched my first video of yours earlier and it was great. I will continue with more videos after i comment and subscribe. I have a Baritone kamaka that i keep and play in GCEA. My Grandfather kept his Baritone tuning when playing and simply switched ukulele depending on mood. Our instruments rarely see light because we never gather and "jam" like before. In 2019 my brother was getting together down the road with some unkos and aunties to "jam'" and his uke was home 30 min away. I was 1 minute away so he called to borrow my Kamaka. He came, i took it out of the case and to our surprise the A string was off. I told my brother theres extra string in the case, to keep ear on the stretching of new string. He left. Hour and a half later he calls. The nut where the A string sits, that corner cracked off. That was the only damage. After reviewing everything when I got it back I seen that a G string was used instead of an A. My brother made a mistake we all make mistakes. I need to go get the nut repaired so i can play again. Mahalo nui!!

[@anjanchakraborty3635]

Definitely yes........Waiting for more low G magic from you

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

Coming soon!

[@quincemoth]

Oh no, now I need a 2nd uke to put low G on... But yes, I want to learn anything, because you're a really good teacher! Thanks so much for the work you put in your videos!

[@Gigler43]

YES MAN LETS GO FOR IT! The tutorials are why I am a Patreon and watch you on KZbin. There are plenty of people on you tube who talk but teach nothing. I think how you run your channel is a nice balance of talking teaching illustrating and demonstrating. I bought a Baritone Uke and had a Low G put on. I love the tone of my Uke. Tone from an instrument I think can only be heard by the player. The casual listener only hears what is being played with the tune from the instrument and they either love it and buy your records and come to your shows or they think you SUCK and will find someone else. So my opinion is you have a well balanced method that’s for those us who learn from your style of teaching.

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

Thanks a lot Kenny ☀️🎸

[@204amsterdam]

There is also a Fluorcarbon clear, not wound Low G string available . The brand is: Worth Strings

[@PhotoPilgrim]

Freemont squeakless low G is my favourite. You should give one a try.

[@pinto_ukes8406]

Buy Flat Low G, a String without noise.

[@altviooltom]

Hi , I never heard of that string. Which company makes it?

[@pinto_ukes8406]

@@altviooltom the brand is La Bella, it is a Flat wound gold String. If you want, send me your email and I send you a foto from de package.

[@carlitosway60]

When a man reconoce his mistake he make of himself us a better an bigger man then before , I respect you very mush for your teaching and I love to play some song on low G and others on high G , I’m a learner I been playing the ukulele for one o two year and I really enjoying. Thanks for your teaching.

[@deedavis9511]

I LOVE the low G!!!!!!

[@anatille]

I have two tenors...one with high G and one with low G. The low G is new for me so yes!! I would love lessons on low G!! Thank you Marco!

[@PureGospelNetwork]

okay, I'm learning. they do make an unwound set of reds! Hope to try them soon. Aquila 88U RED SERIES, Ukulele TENOR Low-G Tuning, Key of C - GCEA (unwound)

[@nutsyhibbs6533]

Just started to pick up the ukulele. Thank you for the great advice.

[@justntime100]

You have inspired me to try the low g. I am now dedicating one of my ukuleles to the low g

[@juliahaskett-smith977]

We forgive you ! Love your Uke’s playing ,more songs please.

[@AlexMercadoGo]

I bought Low G strings after watching your video because I want to be able to play more guitar melodies with a wider dynamic range.

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

Ah! well done! I hope you like the different tuning :)

[@anthonycarter4360]

Respect to you for admiting your mistake. Try using unwound low G thy are quiet.

[@javierdelasierra5430]

Ukustic fluorocarbon strings have all 4 stings made of the same material without winding. This includes the low g.

[@jacksden1]

I also, prefer the low string. It gives the ukulele a new, mature sound , a brown up sound.

[@godo246]

thank you. i thought I was the only one who has done that. please don't feel bad your in good company.

[@musicbee1234]

Low G tuning is my favourite, I love the sound and mainly play fingerstyle 🙂

[@tugsnhugs123]

Yes please teach more with the low G...I'm learning so much from you, but only play low G at this point. Keep up the great videos

[@nerfzombie6242]

I like your self-deprecating humor! Oh, and you're a helluva guitar/uke player! Please teach the low G tuning!!

[@lanadroismail5313]

U dont mesed up bro. In fact that was a way to know how tuning can go wrong without notice. It can happen to anyone....or maybe it has happened even to other experience player... Salute u Marco!!!

[@mikepaus43]

I use the D'addario Pro-Arte Carbon low g and the low g is the same as the other string no slide noise and made of the same material. Love them

[@lucylu5057]

I tried the Fremont Soloist "Squeakless Polished String" Wound Low G single string on my concert ukulele and it works very well. As it is a thin string I had no problem to put it on the ukulele and it doesn't squeak. I would love to learn how to play the song you are playing in this video and more classical pieces for low G.

[@knegron631]

Low g is beautiful!! I would’ve given up but you didn’t! Good job!!

[@rebeccamyers7483]

That song is so beautiful !!!

[@kellermax]

Wow, I'm impressed by your honesty. Keep it up, I very much enjoy your videos and I get good support for my Ukulele journey.

[@peterquiochojr9580]

Yes please show more low g songs and picking thank you ,I really like your style of playing!

[@wiedelwiedel1561]

I like the low g of Aquila red series the most on my tenor ukulele. Sounds warm and very loud.

[@musubi1000]

Glad you figured out why it didn’t sound right.

[@crysmarie6684]

I have a low G on my tenor and I love it. But I have more than one ukulele, so if I want the traditional sound, I still have that available on one of my other ukes. I also have a baritone uke that I adore. I have traditional tuning on all of them.

[@pixpusher]

There are quite a few fluorocarbon sets without the wound Low G string. Or just buy 1 Thomastik or Romero Creations Flat Wound Low G. They aren't noisy.

[@dogakesten5629]

we wanna to see this handsome boy on every lessooon!!! pleaseee!

[@LincolnFarnum]

Awesome! Love low G. Maybe share fingerpicking patters for the two different tunings?

[@MarcoCirilloUkulele]

I think I have the tutorials on my channel.

[@shadowgolem9158]

I love the Fremont black lines low G tenor set. Solid low G not wound. They are great for finger picking.

[@shawnprescott3646]

I love the Low G tuning, but sometimes it's nice to have the High for certain things. I bought a second tenor and am keeping one in Low G and the other in High G. Who knows, I may end up with a 5 string, then I'll have BOTH!

[@maddogmagnum1]

I' have using the low G for a couple of years now n loved it from my first strum. I have a uke with the high G but always return to my low G. I'm using the wound string as I have yet to find a solid nylon that sounds 'right'. Yes to low G tunes Rock on brother

[@enakshisaha4494]

The thing that you at least accepted that you messed up. and we all are here for you. we love watching your tutorials. Love from India! ❤

[@alanmckean]

I have a high G on my Magic Fluke Flea and a low G on my Magic Fluke Fluke tenor and I love them both!

[@donbradley5897]

Marco - you are the man.... amazing tuition - thank you so much

[@altviooltom]

Dude don't be harsh on yourself, Nice of you to show some humanity. :-) (errare humanum est)

[@goforlaunch1958]

I'm so glad you're completely over your mistake. We all make them and it's how we move forward that matters. I would really enjoy you sharing tips on playing LOW G tuning.

[@dynedreagen5]

Please do keep going with the low G. I just switched to the string myself, so I'm defintely interested in ways to use it.

[@akshaysharma6672]

ur just too humble and amazing classy player get the crazy amzing tutorials and u made start my fingerstyle journey strumming is not really my type u made me love my instrumetn like never b4

[@richardcogbill6791]

You can buy low G strings that are unwound so you don't get the squeaking when sliding on chords. One of the youtube jazz ukulele instructors, Glen Rose says he just switches the G & C strings, using the original C string as a Low G string. Eliminating the need to purchase a separate Low G string. I think some ukulele strings makers may be now selling ukulele strings sets with low G as an option.

[@odontomatix]

I put a low G by Aquila on one of my tenor ukuleles. I used the Aquila Red string. Some people say they break too easily. I haven't had a break. I tightened it gradually when first tuned. It's a little rough on the surface at first, but the roughness wears off. It doesn't squeak because it's not wound. I also have flat wound and half-round wound steel strings on my solid-body ukuleles, which don't squeak either. Regarding which is better, high g or low G, I say some songs are better with one and some with the other, so if you can afford, have 2 ukuleles. For example, I like the low G for "Mr. Bojangles" because it's great for the descending bass notes that are part of the song's iconic riff.