Asterix
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Originally Posted by Julz Hey ! How come fart.com is in the links but we're not ? |
Originally Posted by 3DCadman I must be drowsy or something, but I don't get it. |
Originally Posted by Glod Nice improvisation. If you want to have it from me: [size=xx-small] It lacks a bit of timing and character. It is obvious you can do better.[/size] |
Originally Posted by Asterix That's exactly what it is. I've been too lazy to update it so I just left it like that. |
Originally Posted by myself, aka me Some places sound like you're running out air :\ The timing.. I can't speak though, my timing is worse. I need a drum or metronome or something clicking or my timing is pretty much non existant. Even with a drum my timing sucks. So I started playing guitar, but that's even harder to get right. I lose. Of course I blame the horn (yanagisawa T800/T50, I really don't know which). I haven't played for quite a while now though, and my lips can't handle it anymore. And definately my lungs. |
Originally Posted by myself, aka me Yeah, I have days like that too. Sometimes I just don't wanna touch my guitar. It's a shame I don't play my sax much anymore. I loved to just play away my feelings. But I felt myself leaning towards rock and I lost the emotion of saxphone playing. Which is a pity. However, I know that i'm going to be picking that horn up sometime. Miles quit trumpet for something like 7 years.. You could get bigger lungs or change some phrases to allow for breath. The work is good, and I can't really improvise at all. I've been playing music more than half my life (i'm 19 Oh, I came off as dissing my horn. I didn't mean that, I forgot to mention it needs a tune up (the low D is leaky, amongst other things. It really needs a repad). I play it with a yanagisawa metal mouthpiece. I've been criticized for playing that piece. I caught myself out once, smiling because i liked the sound better, but I go home and I'm thinking ya know, i like hte other piece better. I really enjoy just listening to myself play, but timing really annoys me. I got bugged for being out of time all the time in big band last year at school, so this year when I started guitar I just threw my metronome across the room set at 150bpm and started picking the strings for something like an hour or two non stop. I was in my lazy hammock. Anyway now I have a sore arm but I hope i'm slightly more in time. I guess the way is to just never play without the metronome, as much as you hate it. I hate playing scales, but I hate playing my tunes with a metronome and being out of tune much more than that. I figure scales will help me memorise certain combinations of notes, because my lack of timing comes from difficult passages that i slow down for. 3am ramble/over. |