Letting The Theory Go And Just Have Fun With It! |
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Letting The Theory Go And Just Have Fun With It! |
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Aug 22 2011, 01:28 AM |
Hey, that's great man, that's what you should do for sure, if you need backing tracks, this is my channel:
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Aug 22 2011, 02:04 AM |
Cool! It's always important to let your creativity flow... the main purpose of this is just making music. If you feel limited with your playing or ideas you can start again with some theory.
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Aug 22 2011, 08:58 AM |
Usually, after long period of acquiring new theoretical knowledge, it's time for settling it in the memory, and it's time to develop learned concepts in practice. You will learn and things will click as you practice, so just take it easy, and go with the flow
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Aug 22 2011, 11:22 PM |
It is always useful to get rid of the theory for some time, find your way, develop lessons learned so far, improvise and enjoy !
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Aug 24 2011, 04:18 PM |
I know that feeling. I think theory "sits in" with you better after you play your heart out for a while, it really does. You'll develop an intuition for different scales and arpeggios
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