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#16
01-31-2022, 01:36 PM
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I consider all time spent with a guitar strapped on to be useful and worthwhile.
At the same time, I consciously avoid long stretches of aimless playing or working on things I already have down pat. There have always been the biggest time-wasters for me.
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-Gordon 1978 Larrivee L-26 cutaway 1988 Larrivee L-28 cutaway 2006 Larrivee L03-R 2009 Larrivee LV03-R 2016 Irvin SJ cutaway 2020 Irvin SJ cutaway (build thread) K+K, Dazzo, Schatten/ToneDexter Notable Journey website Facebook page Where the spirit does not work with the hand, there is no art. - Leonardo Da Vinci 
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#17
02-01-2022, 03:49 AM
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I have 3 types of practice.
1. My songlist, woodshedding each day as much as I can do. 2. Creative noodling 3. Random noodling I waste tons of time on random noodling. Creative noodling is where I work on new song compositions. I have special guitars for each one! For songlist I use J45 and or Taylor 314. For creative noodling I use Larivee D40 or Martin GPC 16, they suggest new melodies For random noodling, Martin D18 and Yamaha APX600. On electrics, either I compose - Kramer SM1 or Squier Strat 2000 issue I noodle using my SY200 guitar synth, Jeff Beck Strat or Tele (for country pickiing only_) Each guitar is a unique way to waste time!
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