Metronomes: Do They HELP or HINDER?

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Wondering if metronomes are helping or hindering your music? In this video, we explore the advantages and disadvantages of metronomes and their impact on your musical journey. Find out if they're your secret weapon or a potential hindrance. Watch now to make an informed decision for your music!
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@charliedehn3587 Год назад

I find it best to use one only AFTER figuring out a song. Best to know where the fingers are going first, then locking it in with the metronome to get the right speed and timing. But I would not use one before that for a song or even an exercise. First just figure it out, then metronome as Part 2!

@ebassguitar Год назад

Great share! Metronome practice can really level up your playing.

@KimSE4 Год назад

Liked and subscribed. I've been using a metronome for years. I do my drills to it - scales and arpeggios to keep consistent. Particularly handy when taking a tricky phrase from a song (case in point, the riff in Evil Has Landed by Queens Of The Stone Age), once I know the notes I'll play it over and over to a metronome and speed up a bit at a time.

@ebassguitar 11 месяцев назад

Great insight! Thanks for sharing and for subscribing as well! All the best!

@santiaguirre8202 Год назад

Nice vid! It was really insightfull to me. Keep up the good work

@ebassguitar Год назад

Glad you like it! Cheers!

@Simon-C Год назад

My musical life in Metronomes: Hate the things. Tolerate the things. Realise they actual help and that it’s not the piano / bass teacher’s warped sense of humour. Get agitated when the metronome app is playing up and I can’t find the plastic one in and amongst the rest of my music stuff in top of the piano.

@Omarencarnacion1 Год назад

congrats for the 300th video James, thanks for all the awesomeness...i love to play with the metronome, thanks for the advice

@ebassguitar Год назад

Thank you so much! Metronome practice can really level up your playing. Keep grooving, Omar! :-)

@bradami1234 Год назад

I have never used, i have one.. but i like to figure the song out with tabs etc. Then listen to the song and listen for the shift slides etc. Play it slow several times and speed up to song speed. But i do see how the nome could benefit me .. thanks for the vid..

@ebassguitar Год назад

Hey! Glad to hear you get something useful from the video! Keep grooving!

@KinoTrap Год назад

Wow🎉

@alanm8431 Год назад

Spot on video. That's how I learned to use the metronome playing ukulele. I'm doing the EBG technique course and I use the same method as charliedehn to practice the video 14 exercises. Congrats on number 300! Now make it searchable.....

@ebassguitar Год назад

Thanks for the support and kind words, Alan! Keep grooving with your practice sessions!

@kimhebert9905 Год назад

Great Video 👍

@ebassguitar Год назад

Thanks man! Appreciate it very much!

@robertfreeman7906 Год назад

A nice informative video on using a metranome, I agree that it is a very useful tool, but what I didn't like is your use of 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 notes, they are Crotchets, Quavers, Brive, Semi-brive, etc., not the modern American version, come on history is important

@ebassguitar Год назад

Thanks for the positive comments It’s a conscious choice to use the American because that’s where most of our students. I also think it’s much more logical…

@OnTheOne. Год назад

Quavers are crisps, do keep up please Rob.

@Simon-C Год назад

@@OnTheOne. I thought we were talking American: Chips, surely.

@OnTheOne. Год назад

@@Simon-C good point. As a Canadian I'd normally use 'chips' but I'm trying to ease or friend Rob into the concept of a world beyond Britain. So baby steps.

@robertfreeman7906 11 месяцев назад

I have lived and worked in Albany, Singapore, China as well as all over Europe and for me chips will always come with fish and crisps with a dip, as I also found out in a chip shop in Montereal, real fish n chips. I have to day that I don't aways like the way Americans ignore history, music included@@OnTheOne.