I regret not learning and practicing "correctly". In terms of doing the exercises, learning theory when I was younger and just sticking to tabs for so many years. No I have to go back and sort of "re-learn" everything the way I should have from the start. As a kid you never want to do the boring parts of practice, just play the fun music, but that isn't always the best way to learn and progress.
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My biggest regrets don't pertain to music, but in the spirit of the forums I'll name one of my music ones.
I regret not learning and practicing "correctly". In terms of doing the exercises, learning theory when I was younger and just sticking to tabs for so many years. No I have to go back and sort of "re-learn" everything the way I should have from the start. As a kid you never want to do the boring parts of practice, just play the fun music, but that isn't always the best way to learn and progress.
I regret not learning and practicing "correctly". In terms of doing the exercises, learning theory when I was younger and just sticking to tabs for so many years. No I have to go back and sort of "re-learn" everything the way I should have from the start. As a kid you never want to do the boring parts of practice, just play the fun music, but that isn't always the best way to learn and progress.
