How much time do you practice?
Hi guys, I was just wondering how much time do you all practice per day? I'm doing like 3 hours a day cause I'm still on vacation. How about you??
# 1
I go to uni four days a week and work full time 3 days a week. But i still find a couple of hours a day. Playing guitar while watching films or TV is a great way to get good quick!!
# 2
I'm still getting a dimploma in an institutions. Hmm letme see..2-4 hrs per day? sumtimes even 1 hour only, due to the tight schedule i have presently. :D
*Speed is nothing without control*
# 3
at least 6 a day every day...maybe more for vacation
Your brain doesn't move fast enough to comprehend my playing.
# 4
I'm a lazy ass f*** n only do 1-2 hours a day, unless I'm recording onto my laptop then I'll do bout 5 hrs. I would do more if I was in a band though.
Remember, the chickens that fly will always beat the rubber plants that bounce!
# 5
Originally posted by aiwass
I would practice 12 hours every day if I could, but that damn school is getting in the way. When I graduate, I wanna go to Berklee. Then guitar will BE school!!
hope to see ya there man!
Your brain doesn't move fast enough to comprehend my playing.
# 6
I wish I oculd say that I put in as much time as the rest of you or that I put in as much time as i'd like.. but between work, family and "other" it really only leaves a precious few hours in the day and between my 2 ladies, my wife and my Strat (guess which i love more!) I try to squees in a good hour and a half to 2 hours... the first hour being scales and chord progressions and really studying and the rest of the time I just try to have fun and enjoy what i'm doing.
"The one truly great thing about this life is that noone can sincerely and truly help someone, without helping themselves"
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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# 7
Admittedly, I've gotten very lazy with practicing. When I first began playing guitar (8 yrs ago), I'd practice in my bedroom for like 5-6 hours a day...literally from the moment I got home from highschool till like 8pm. During the summer, however, sometimes I'd barely leave the house. I would practice all day.
Nowadays, with a job, university, girlfriend, and other commitments, I barely practice. Maybe twice a week. However, I play in a band on weekends and that helps me maintain consistency. I'm confident enough with my guitar skills that I'm not worried about forgetting licks, technical tricks, or whatever. But I don't recommend not practicing...and if I ever win the lottery or hit it big, I would certainly spend more hours practicing.
Nowadays, with a job, university, girlfriend, and other commitments, I barely practice. Maybe twice a week. However, I play in a band on weekends and that helps me maintain consistency. I'm confident enough with my guitar skills that I'm not worried about forgetting licks, technical tricks, or whatever. But I don't recommend not practicing...and if I ever win the lottery or hit it big, I would certainly spend more hours practicing.
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Yeah, I'm going to have to go back to that last post about practicing maybe 4+ hours a day when I first started, but as time went on and I had to concentrate on things like school it dropped to 2 at the most every few days.
I still work with music a lot but more in the construction of songs on paper, piano and recording gear. Guitar has become more like a perspective to music rather than a focus. But believe me, I still love to nail solos and punch out some grinding riffs every now and again.
I still work with music a lot but more in the construction of songs on paper, piano and recording gear. Guitar has become more like a perspective to music rather than a focus. But believe me, I still love to nail solos and punch out some grinding riffs every now and again.
Mai Zure - So overdriven, he sh*ts distortion
# 11
around 2-4 hours weekdays
and a lot more on weekends sometimes like 7 hours(specially when i have something new to work on)
and a lot more on weekends sometimes like 7 hours(specially when i have something new to work on)
German
# 12
When my life really was hell I used to play maybe up to 10 hours a day but now I probably only play 2-3. I think there's probably a part of a guitarist's technical development where practice leads most efficiently to improvement, I think I might have passed that level now so trying harder produces less reward. This is one reason why I don't practice so hard. That said I still can't read much music and my playing centres around a few scales, there are still big gaps in my playing and if I got the motivation going I'd like to stuff em.
If I couldn't laugh at myself how could I laugh at someone less ridiculous?
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