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Topic: Should we use metronome when practice..read this  (Read 11574 times)

Offline oxy60

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Re: Should we use metronome when practice..read this
Reply #50 on: May 03, 2012, 03:44:11 PM
My god! - not that we shouldnt have generally even playing, but if you actually manage to achieve "all the same" you will sound like a quantized robot,


You don't need to worry about that happening, really! What you do need to worry about is not sounding hesitant during a phrase. Or slowing down during the tough parts or speeding up during the easy sections.

 
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Re: Should we use metronome when practice..read this
Reply #51 on: May 11, 2012, 07:30:38 AM
so after 3 months of metronme on and off. I have to admit METRONOME IS A MUST for me at least, dnt know about youself. We all not the same with the same brian and talents.

I find it very helpful to speed up your finger movement in a short time rather using conventional method-I called it using internal pulse. At least I proved it to myself. ;D should have done it 20 years ago. ;)
The reason being that is, everytime, or every morning you practcie with a reference speed that sometimes our internal beat is off.-either too slow or too fast.

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