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# I like your
music.
How do I play this thing?
I don't know what the tuning is.
(||lll||ll||lll|| ||lll||ll||lll||, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:16, archived)
# The tuning...
...is

1st B
2nd F#
3rd D
4th A

...so unlike most stringed instruments, the 4th string is actually higher in pitch than the 2nd or 3rd.

[edit] These pople want to tune it a full tone lower than me. Weird.

www.hotrodguitars.com/ukulele_tuning.htm
(I helped save b3ta! Mystery_Bob, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:18, archived)
# thanks kind sir
I was rather taken aback when I noted the 4th string as being thinner but soon overcame my shock.
(||lll||ll||lll|| ||lll||ll||lll||, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:22, archived)
# notes are different in america
it's like shoes.
(I helped save b3ta! PeterSeychelles, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:22, archived)
# George Formby
apparently could only play in one key, and had a differently tuned ukelele for each song.
FACT!
(I helped save b3ta! Spherix What, with these feet?, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:32, archived)
# George Fornby didn't play the ukelele
he played the banjolele.


FACT!!!
(I helped save b3ta! dr_fonz, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:34, archived)
# In that case
I just changed my username.
(I helped save b3ta! Spherix What, with these feet?, Wed 1 Oct 2003, 17:39, archived)