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3. Restring Your Ukulele Regularly
Although this will dier from one player to the other, you need to consider how frequently you play your ukulele
and, based on that, change your strings. Signs you need to change your strings:
• Strings are tired if they can’t hold in place as much as usual, and they loosen too quickly.
• A variation in the strings or strings aren’t as smooth anymore.
• If your ukulele sounds a little dull.
4. Don’t Go too Harsh With The Pick
Learn how to strum without letting the pick touch the body of your ukulele.
5. Use Your Capo Properly
Make sure that your clamp is wide enough while placing it to avoid rough friction with your neck, and similarly,
make sure to unclamp it then remove it, not just pull it o.
6. Use a Case
This is necessary if you want to avoid damaging your ukulele.
7. Handle Your Ukulele Properly While Playing
Pay attention not to drop the instrument.You can cause a lot of damage to your ukulele if you just keep dropping it
every now and then, from simple scratches to serious breaking.
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