I second this motion. Great thing to do.wulf wrote:One thing that is worth doing, if you can muster up the technology to do it, is to record yourself playing and singing. When you listen back you will probably cringe but, if you can resist beating yourself up too much, you should be able to pick out things you can do well (look for more opportunities to use and refine those tricks) and things you struggle with (to be targeted with practise until you can do them well).
Learn guitar?
- magicguitarman
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Re: Learn guitar?
I view the world vicariously through comedy. Don't take me seriously.
- gregorach
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Well, as long as you're not overly given to self-criticism... People keep telling me I'm quite good, but I think everything I've ever recorded is unbearably dreadful and listening back to it usually makes me want to quit forever.
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Re: Learn guitar?
With playing guitar on any musical instrument for that matter, I always thought if you can play in tune then it's only a matter of practice before you're any good at it. And if you can't play in tune then don't even bother trying.