Relative Time Feeling, a mater of relativity theory
fzalfa
Sep 12 2015, 10:33 AM
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Hi here

since some days i works on Todd schred lesson.

i work all with the metronome at good spees, and i have noticed something, nothing new but a interresting physiologic phenomenae

during the exercices, the beat is ok, i'm on, but when i stop the exercice, the metronome seem to accelerate ,it's not about twice fast , but it's realy noticable to my ears, it's about to be at 100 and to suddently go to 120 bpm

is this the same for you ?

some study about human time perception have notice this in urgency case, brain accelerate to be more reactiv and to permit a better decision timing.

i'm a bit surprised this can happend when playing guitar

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fzalfa
Sep 12 2015, 01:09 PM
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This is specific to me ??? i dont think....

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klasaine
Sep 12 2015, 04:16 PM
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It is common in many people that when they are extremely focused, time seems to slow down.
We call it being "in the zone".

Athletes talk about it all the time. Soldiers too. People recalling an accident, etc.
Musicians who are great improvisers also talk about time slowing down - allowing them to really experience where they are within the music. Very common with jazz musicians.

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fzalfa
Sep 12 2015, 04:50 PM
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ha ok !!

this is good, that mean i work with concentration....

thanks Klasaine

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Sep 12 2015, 05:06 PM
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Hum... but if you observe that you lost 9 minutes, you should give a call to Fox Mulder at the FBI ! tongue.gif

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Sep 12 2015, 08:39 PM
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As was mentioned, being in "The Zone" and extremely focused can make time seem like it's passing at a slower rate. Then when you relax it can seem to speed up again smile.gif I have noticed the same thing actually. Particularly when working at higher speeds. I'll stop playing and here the clicks and think, "was it really that fast?"


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Sep 12 2015, 08:48 PM
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so todd, i'm in the ZONE , the shred zone !!!

i have try the excercice 3 at 180bpm, i can do it, but it's not clean, but here i really can feel the metronome acceleration when i stop to play, very funny to feel !!! like in a movie !!

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Hum... but if you observe that you lost 9 minutes, you should give a call to Fox Mulder at the FBI ! tongue.gif


i'll call you !! and call steven hawkins !!

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You have cleared MISSION 3 smile.gif You are on MISSION 4!!!


quote name='fzalfa' date='Sep 12 2015, 03:48 PM' post='718250']
so todd, i'm in the ZONE , the shred zone !!!

i have try the excercice 3 at 180bpm, i can do it, but it's not clean, but here i really can feel the metronome acceleration when i stop to play, very funny to feel !!! like in a movie !!



i'll call you !! and call steven hawkins !!

Laurent
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