Fingerpicking Level 2 | Day 4 | Tutorial + Tab + Play Along

It's time to supercharge your ukulele fingerpicking skills! In this series, we'll learn new patterns, incorporate a metronome, and push ourselves towards becoming intermediate/advanced finger style players. For Day 4, we'll explore the reverse roll pattern using four fingers in our picking hand. This one has a very mesmerizing effect on the ukulele, so let's get to it!
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[@annieblu2048]

Me: in complete 130bmp fingerconfusion-shock. He: Smile! You‘re fingerpicking! 😂 LOL So good to learn with you, Kevin! You’re the best!

[@AllForUke]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nanadipraha]

Its late at night here in Prague when I watched your tutorial, but really watching your tutorial that looks easy to practice really want me to grab my uku and try it with you... But I must wait till tomorrow 😉 Thank you so much Kevin.

[@LitchfieldParkFamily]

Very cool, great tutorial! 💯

[@mr.utkarsh31]

You're the best

[@jenniferm6042]

P=thumb, A=ring, M=middle, I=index ... what does PAMI mean? Kind of confused 😕

[@jorei5491]

Hi , yes, it can be a little confusing at first, but 'p', 'm' etc are abbreviations for latin name of each of the fingers/thumb on our hands.
So this is what PMIA means:
first put those 4 digits right beside their own string (P/thumb above the g string, I/indexFinger resting below the C string, middle finger/M beside the E string, and ringFinger/A beside the A string).
Now pluck the thumb (P) on it's string (the g string), then use the ring finger (A) to pluck its string (which is the A string as it happens), then the middle finger (M) to pluck its string (the E string), and finally use your Index finger (I) to pluck it's string (which is the C string). PAMI
So "PAMI" just tells you in which order you use which finger and so it also tells you in which order you pluck the 4 strings in this part of this fingerstyle pattern.