Been working on cluck 'ol hen. It's in some weird key so I'm having a really hard time improvising with it. Got the base tune down alright, but I can build on it, which is a bit frustrating. My sense of rythem and timing isn't getting much better. I've been getting sick of metronome training, so I've stopped that for now. Really do need to start doing it again if I want to improve further though.
https://vocaroo.com/1goZcMif5s93>>1861> get you haven't looked too into music theory but seeing as you've got so much guitar experience, maybe it comes naturally at some point?As someone who is just getting started with music, but has a few friends that are very into it and have read lots of theory let me give ya take you should have with some salt
When you play for a while time you tend to notice patterns that sound nice. You can then groove and improvise using these. As you learn more songs and watch other musicians you'll notice and learn to groove with more of these patterns. Theory will give these names, explain the relationships, describe the vibes, and show you more patterns. It's kind of how an artisan may understand intuitively how their material of choice works, but and engineer can describe it's properties and make predictions using formulas.
>As expected, this webzone is full of talented sushisicians of which much to my chagrin I'm not part of.I've only been playing for a few months and can play some stuff pretty okay. The other sushi roll is right, it's just consistent daily practice for a few months. If you have the time for another hobby it's a wonderful one.
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