Tip Of The Day #9, Trond Vold
Bogdan Radovic
May 24 2008, 02:45 PM
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"Always start practicing new techniques as slow as you can. If it doesn't sound good slow, it won't sound good fast either."

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Danilo Capezzuto
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HOLY WORDS!

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Bogdan Radovic
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This may sound like obvious advice , but than again lots of people try to push their limits and "skip" the slow part and they end up playing messy a not good at all..Take your time when practicing , speed will come in time definitly..

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Heh, my playing is a testament to this! For years I skipped the slow part, I am better at it now but old habits die hard, so make sure you get into good habits early!

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This is, without any doubt, the very short bible of tone.

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Agreed, this is THE key to successful practice IMO smile.gif

Once you can play it slow, speed is just around the corner smile.gif

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This tip is the road to success smile.gif

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This is definitely THE most important thing that every player should be aware during all practice sessions.

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QUOTE (Ivan Milenkovic @ May 25 2008, 01:30 PM) *
This is definitely THE most important thing that every player should be aware during all practice sessions.

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Absolutely true and important. I have seen many students not following this rule because they wanted to show off and impress their friends, and it just leads to a very crappy technique. ALWAYS start slow.

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QUOTE (Andrew Cockburn @ May 24 2008, 09:20 PM) *
Heh, my playing is a testament to this! For years I skipped the slow part, I am better at it now but old habits die hard, so make sure you get into good habits early!


Same here. Took a while before i figured out that going slow is the way to speed smile.gif

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QUOTE (Marcus Siepen @ May 26 2008, 08:36 PM) *
Absolutely true and important. I have seen many students not following this rule because they wanted to show off and impress their friends, and it just leads to a very crappy technique. ALWAYS start slow.


Yeah, its fairly easy to impress on friends & other people. But to be able to impress musicians, this advice is the key to doing it.

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