people who don't use metronomes be like

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[BrandonDeon]

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[victorthemusicman]

"Ya doorknob lickin b*tch."

Hands down one of the best insults I have ever heard.

[madster]

Me playing guitar for 3 years and not discovering “metronome”: 🤯

[Frutz]

Learning to keep in time with a metronome is my favorite exercise, you get a chance to jam a bit while getting good use from it, then you play along with a song and it feels alot more smooth.

[ryanhogge]

I just got an old mechanical metronome for Christmas and it was a great gift. I've used electronic ones for years but this has so much more character that it's made basic practice more fun.

[alainpbat]

"I don't want to be helped" is incredibly sad. This resonates.

But also, sometimes getting help hurts.

[Psychology_Exposed]

Been avoiding metronome since I started a year ago. Time to invest myself to some music theory and metronome.

[joshminick]

Too accurate, I started in drumming, so metronome was a must. Learning guitar alongside that journey and later getting heavily into it, along with usingthe metronome already, is what I attribute to my progression.
In fact in marching band wed have parts where wed have a met running and the director would cut it. Then start it at a slower or faster so many measures later and we were supposed to slow down perfectly to it. Taught me amazing tempo control for different signatures as well. Good times.

[FrankCosbyNo-Relation]

Hey sunglasses guy seems pretty cool... he's got sunglasses

😎

[carlosignaciovalencia]

That's very true, I been playing for 15 years and barely no more than a year start using the metronome and it Helps alot!!!

[WilliamFancyFace]

I like to do both. Practice counting with a metronome, then I test myself by improvising over my favorite songs to get more mileage out of my practice without doing nothing but exercises

[Guitarnerd]

Day three of asking you to play rush E

[WyattStewart-fcro]

I 6 years into my guitar playing just recently decided I'm gonna learn how to play with a metronome, I still can't, but I'll never tell someone it's useless cause I'm convinced your a god if you can, or you got that good tism for it.

[TheBoBabsin]

Both are good. I noticed that playing to the rhythm of the drums & bass in actual songs was surprisingly tough after getting used to the uniform click of the metronome, so I added time to play over songs/backing tracks in addition to practicing with a metronome.

[jack]

😂 ❤ 🎸 Oh C’mon! Who cares to be in times and in tune? How’s that gonna help a Musician be a Musician? 🤣😂🎸👍

[johannamalfoy]

Me who Plays without metronom or Song Backing Track because fuck it, im Doing my Own show here

[maxbinaei]

This reads like b-roll from the battle of mustafar

[Froxszs]

The dust on top of song practice only Guitar though.

[cleangoblin]

Metronome is so stupidly helpful for someone who isn't natural in rhythm.
I literally had to study what rhythm is for a month😂

The metronome helps me slow down bits of songs and odd chord changes.

[krookedmuerte]

Yk, sometimes I wish my guitar could just kill me already