F6 chords on Ukulele

F
C
C#/Db
D
D#/Eb
E
F
F#/Gb
G
G#/Ab
A
A#/Bb
B
6
major
13
13b9
6
6add9
7
7#5
7#9
7#9b13
7b5
7b9
7b9#5
7b9b13
7sus4
9
9#11
9b5
a
add9
aug
aug9
dim
dim7
m
m11
m6
m69
m7
m7b5
m9
m9b5
madd9
maj11
maj13
maj7
maj7#5
maj7b5
maj9
mmaj11
mmaj7
mmaj7b5
mmaj9
sus2
sus4
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Playing this F6 voicing

For the 5-5-5-5 diagram, use standard re-entrant tuning (g C E A). From string 4 to string 1, this shape sounds C, F, A and D: all four F6 chord tones (fifth, root, third and sixth).

Lay your index finger across all four strings at fret 5, just behind the fret wire. Pick each string separately and adjust the barre until every note rings; use only enough pressure to keep the notes clear.

Strum all four strings gently, then pick the A string on its own to hear the D that gives F6 its sixth. If one note buzzes, check it separately before returning to a slow four-string strum.

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