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The math does not check out here: > When I share recordings with family and friends I often hear that I’m talented and people are surprised that I only play fo
by koolba 1y ago
The math does not check out here:
> When I share recordings with family and friends I often hear that I’m talented and people are surprised that I only play for a year. I have much worse opinion about myself, but take the compliments with gratitude.
> Here I’ll share the secret with all of you. The open secret that I tell to everyone who asks: I play piano 1-3 hours per day. As of today that’s probably ~1000-1500 hours.
1000 hours in one year is 2.73 hours per day. 1500 hours in one year is 4.1 hours per day. And that's 365 days in a year.
If you drop it to 250 (say M-F), it's 4 hours per day (1000) to 6 hours per day (1500). If that's dedicated time, that's more in line for a full time job (or at least the portion you're actually doing constructive work).
- xlii 1y agoThat's correct, it's just reality is too complicated to put in simple numbers. I play 1-3 hours daily per usual, but had 5-10h sessions sometimes. Once my family left and I sat 18h hours while practicing sounds. And yes, I play everyday, as mentioned I have other devices so on vacations/trips I always have something with me. Usually small synthesizer. It's not a full piano, but allows me to explore chords, check various finger positions etc.