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5 finger ninja
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Joined 12/17/2010 770 Posts |
04/01/2012 21:04:43
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metronome.com is awesome and its free
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Edited by - 5 finger ninja on 04/01/2012 21:14:02 |
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darlo
 United Kingdom
Joined 3/4/2012 11 Posts |
04/28/2012 23:48:27
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sirs as a complete novice am learning roll patterns and enjoying it my question is simply is it better to learn playing a note for every click of metronome or slow it down so you play 2 notes per click coz don't want to get into the habit of thinking a click is a note sub consciously if that makes sense coz i have read all comments and i know that one note per click in 4-4 time is a quarter note and bluegrass banjo playing goes from 8 notes per measure upwards |
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From Greylock to Bean Blossom
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Joined 10/13/2007 1788 Posts |
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For me when I use the metronome to try to smooth and even things out, I play 2 notes per click. when things are going better I try to go 4 notes per click. Also I like the old pendulum metronome as my body gets swinging with the pendulum and it helps me feel it more.
This is for what it is worth as I am a poor player at best.
ken
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deanwood
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Joined 6/5/2007 41 Posts |
06/25/2012 04:00:40
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Well put!! |
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Banjophobic
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Joined 3/6/2006 8440 Posts |
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DrBillM
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Joined 9/15/2012 16 Posts |
10/10/2012 16:40:55
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Hi Part 2 in awesome- Where can I find part 1.
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From Greylock to Bean Blossom
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Joined 10/13/2007 1788 Posts |
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quote:
Originally posted by DrBillM
Hi Part 2 in awesome- Where can I find part 1.
All of JOhn's stuff is here:
http://www.jsutergraphix.com/LOTW/#formating
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mbuk06
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Joined 10/5/2006 1869 Posts |
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I'd just like to thank whoever bumped this thread. Have just read it and saved it to my desktop. This is really useful. 
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dcb
 United States
Joined 10/8/2006 359 Posts |
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I wonder if Earl use a metronome ?? ?
Are you sure the guitar is slowing down or is the banjo speedin up?
I learned to play from listening to recordings and the one that I know changes speed is Earls second Break on SallyGoodin.
when he goes up the neck.
Iam not sure who speed up first it might be the fiddle.
Dave
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Lhammons
 United States
Joined 1/20/2013 7 Posts |
01/28/2013 17:43:02
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I want to say thanks. For someone who knows absolutely nothing about music (like myself). This helped me to understand a note and a measure. I now understand how to put it all in time, this is something I could not wrap my head around before. Thanks |
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Banjophobic
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Joined 3/6/2006 8440 Posts |
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Always good to hear that this thread and videos are helpful-thanks for the feedback!
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jbaker7
 United States
Joined 8/30/2004 3288 Posts |
02/22/2013 14:25:14
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John Boy,
Tick Tock, Tick Tock...see you in the Chat...Jack 
Originally posted by Banjophobic
Always good to hear that this thread and videos are helpful-thanks for the feedback!
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