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mike ansberry
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 Posted: Tue Nov 12, 2019 9:56 pm Post subject: A new idea for working on playing in tune? |
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I've been using Sight Reading Factory to practice sight reading. It will play the pitches along with you if you set it to work that way. I guess you could say generates random strings of drone pitches. Tonight I tried playing whole notes with the program. I obviously need to work with this some more.
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stanton
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Drone notes are a great way to practice playing in tune. I think it is an overlooked practice technique.
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