2006-09-25, 02:14
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Quest for perfection on that metronome
My friend asked me today:
"Ive been playing for about a year, with no metronome, and I finally bought one, how long does it take to master timing?"
I didnt know how to answer him because I just eventually got it. He is the kind of person who would sit there for hours on end practicing timing if necessary, unlike me who spends maybe 20-30 minutes a day with it.
I told him maybe a month or two, am I wrong or do you think if he did an hour each day he could make it into some good timing (PS: Hes looking for metal beats, so he will range between 120-160 bpm)
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2006-09-25, 02:27
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Dude, 5 minutes or an hour can be very effective. Every second is valuable.
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2006-09-25, 02:28
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Originally Posted by CompelledToLacerate
Dude, 5 minutes or an hour can be very effective. Every second is valuable.
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every hour is more valuable
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2006-09-25, 20:30
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Everyone learns at different speeds. Just tell him to practice as much as possible, he will definitly see results.
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2006-09-26, 04:58
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Hes completly lost as usual (I made him pass in math lol), so if he took 20 minutes a day for a whole month, each day practicing on a metronome at maybe 90 bpm, you think he'd be better? I suggested 90 bpm to start off cause thats what I started on with, but as you said, people learn different.
(Btw im not trying to be slow at posting, Im gonna tab the entire Painkiller album for drums, but first I gotta deal with the hardest semester ever: Calc, Chem, and physics )
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