Practice Does NOT Make Perfect
Guitar students often ignore mistakes, thinking they will still improve, and that things will "just click" later on down the road. No... doesn't really work like that.
If you practice with a bunch of mistakes, then you get good at playing with those mistakes.
It's CRUCIAL to learn how to address mistakes when they happen, and fix them IMMEDIATELY!
Practice does NOT make perfect.
Practice makes PERMANENT.
Therefore, only PERFECT practice makes perfect!
Comments (6)
Since my view of stuff is limited atm I would like to be able to print out the metronome intro e-book that’s the first thing I would start off with until I find others that I want to use some of the good stuff. I don’t have that membership for so I gotta work with what I can get with what I pay. It’s all good bro if I can get that that’s at least the beginning. Seems like there’s a lot of good stuff written up in that e-book.
I've attached a PDF version to this post: https://www.patreon.com/themetronomemethod/posts/metronome-method-163627698 The eBook looks best when viewed online. The PDF version does have some limitations. Best I can do at the moment!
Sir you should really work on having PDF’s for the folks who don’t have GP it’s just another cost I like what you show I don’t want to cancel because of format
Have you tried Tux Guitar? It's supposed to be a free tab editor and viewer that works with Guitar Pro files. Here's the link: https://www.tuxguitar.app/
and slowing it down or isolating to correct the mistakes or work the mistakes out then start speeding it back up. at least that's what I try for
Absolutely! All great ideas 🙂