jtgi
@jtgi
people that play drums or music well – if you're playing a beat say with the cymbal and bass, are these two separate tracks to you: bass and cymbal or one track where they're interleaved? put another way, can you seamlessly play the beat with one hand while the other stops or starts? i can't do two different things with one hand each. i feel like im capable of a single track and i play the notes or rhythm as one beat after the other. the same for piano.
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Matt
@hughassle.eth
You can seamlessly play each parlt individually. A common way to learn drum beats is to learn the part for each limb individually and then combine them. There’s a drum instruction book called 4 way independence that goes very deep on this
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Matt
@hughassle.eth
Re: your last point: not being able to play the parts individually imo means you’ve probably developed muscle memory more so than actually learning to play the song. They are not the same thing
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jtgi
@jtgi
i think i do this in other areas of my life too, makes a lot of sense.
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