I rearly train my ear by learning songs, but I have learned some riffs. I reacently learned some classical pieces from a game soundtrack (game called 'Warcraft III') There were some big intervals but I did it. I found that learning classical music is easyer for me. Than some slow rock or blues solos, altought those classical pieces were pretty slow, easy enough for me.
View post (Practice Routines)
View thread
I have been playing less than a year for now. The first months I played much less than now. About 20-40 minutes a day, but later I started playing more and more and on some days it's even 4 hours a day, but that happens kinda rearly. Mostly I'm just playing at the start, sometimes coming up with stuff I found good enought and I play it multiple times to remember it. When it's done or I can't make any new stuff I just Play my earlier stuff or do some technique training, like trying to perfect my barre chords (the 2nd and 3rd strings still buzz a little when my hand is getting tired) or practicing smooth picking, as I like to call it. Picking witout any buzz or unneeded pull off's when releasing my fingers from frets. Thats pretty hard when doing arps. Because I place my finger under each other and then it's more difficult.
I rearly train my ear by learning songs, but I have learned some riffs. I reacently learned some classical pieces from a game soundtrack (game called 'Warcraft III') There were some big intervals but I did it. I found that learning classical music is easyer for me. Than some slow rock or blues solos, altought those classical pieces were pretty slow, easy enough for me.
I rearly train my ear by learning songs, but I have learned some riffs. I reacently learned some classical pieces from a game soundtrack (game called 'Warcraft III') There were some big intervals but I did it. I found that learning classical music is easyer for me. Than some slow rock or blues solos, altought those classical pieces were pretty slow, easy enough for me.