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When beginners practice rhythmic exercises on a practice pad, they often make some common mistakes. Let’s go through them:
Focusing on speed: Many people want to play fast right away. But if you rush, your technique might suffer. It’s better to focus on playing clearly and with control.
Neglecting dynamics: If you only play at one volume, your sound will not be balanced. Try to play both softly (like a whisper) and loudly (like a shout).
Ignoring counting: If you don’t count out loud while you play, you might lose track of the timing. A metronome can help you keep a steady speed.
Always remember, it's more important to be consistent than to play fast!
When beginners practice rhythmic exercises on a practice pad, they often make some common mistakes. Let’s go through them:
Focusing on speed: Many people want to play fast right away. But if you rush, your technique might suffer. It’s better to focus on playing clearly and with control.
Neglecting dynamics: If you only play at one volume, your sound will not be balanced. Try to play both softly (like a whisper) and loudly (like a shout).
Ignoring counting: If you don’t count out loud while you play, you might lose track of the timing. A metronome can help you keep a steady speed.
Always remember, it's more important to be consistent than to play fast!