OK got home and tuned up the uke and gave it a go...
Tried getting it down including the bass notes but it took a lot of stretching and awkward fingering for me to get them to sound right so I scraped that idea Played around with it some more and it ended up really simple In uke tuning GCEA, use the same chords F (2010), C (0001) & A# (3211) in the same order as in my previous post.
I found a tap pluck pattern worked really well.... What I mean by that is instead of hitting the bass note, simply use your finger tips to tap the fretboard giving you a beat and then pluck all 4 strings together. Play along with the song for a bit using that pattern and the rhythm will fall into place. Once you get used to it you can work in a little palm muting and/or releasing the chord with your fretting hand right after the string pluck to shorten the chord so it matches even better. Hope that helps some... -Pix
[b][color=#FF0000]If your brain is part of the process, you're missing it. You should play like a drowning man, struggling to reach shore. If you can trap that feeling, then you have something.
[/color][/b] [b]Peace of mind. That's my piece of mind...[/b]