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Let's be fair, for anything music related, you'll be doing 1x speed... higher than that is usually speech only, where it doesn't matter as much.
by ajsnigrutin 2y ago
Let's be fair, for anything music related, you'll be doing 1x speed... higher than that is usually speech only, where it doesn't matter as much.
- xipix 2y agoIf you're learning guitar, drums, piano, trumpet, etc, you'll want to start playing along at about 75% speed then work up until you can play 110% faster than you need to. YouTube's built in audio time stretch makes this a painful exercise.
- exodust 2y agoWhat's the benefit of learning to play faster than you need to? I understand wanting to play slower, but why faster?
- ZoomZoomZoom 2y agoReliability builds on skill redundancy.
- ballooney 2y agoYou want to play within your abilities, not right at the very edge of them. This technique nudges the edges out.
- exodust 2y agoFair enough. Never heard this technique before. Note that such a technique wouldn't translate to other skills like dancing, singing, sawing a piece of wood. Doing those things faster I can't imagine would be of any help in improving how you do them at normal speed.