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Kellie - Posted - 02/11/2026: 11:57:52
I feel like I've been progressing rapidly but I can't be sure.
Kellie - Posted - 02/12/2026: 17:35:38
quote:
Originally posted by csacwpI think you've made progress since I last heard you.
Thank you!
Joel Hooks - Posted - 02/13/2026: 04:38:06
Keep it up!
I do strongly recommend a metronome though.
I find that a dedicated unit (not a phone app) is best for me. For years I used a mechanical metronome and I still sometimes do for the general pleasant experience.
Now I mostly use this.
amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0798NC7V9?...sin_title
It has a the most realistic tick and bell sound that I have found.
Kellie - Posted - 02/16/2026: 12:48:45
quote:
Originally posted by Joel HooksKeep it up!
I do strongly recommend a metronome though.
I find that a dedicated unit (not a phone app) is best for me. For years I used a mechanical metronome and I still sometimes do for the general pleasant experience.
Now I mostly use this.
amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0798NC7V9?...sin_title
It has a the most realistic tick and bell sound that I have found.
Yeah I have a feeling Douglas Back is going to tell me the same thing. I'm starting lessons with him again. I've made excuses for long enough. It's about time I can play strictly rather than with tons of rubato. I just thought I would interpret Farland with romantic tendencies rather than traditional classic banjo tendencies.
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