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Last edited by jamesmartin; 09-27-2013 at 12:22 AM. |
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Yes, most certainly. It affects both the learning style and the likely rate of progress.
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Journey Instruments Overhead Acoustic Travel Guitar https://www.facebook.com/JourneyInstruments Santa Cruz Arlen Roth OM 1950s Martin Baritone Uke A prototype of something you're likely to drool over. 9 yr old boy learning drums, 5 yr old girl who likes to groove with the beat, a music-loving toddler, 1 patient and amazing wife. |
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Man, last night I entered in a whole response here to everyone and the internet ate it. Dangit!
I'll try to rewrite, though it felt really good the first time I wrote it. What I've taken away from this thread (and others that I've been reading) are some things that I can do (and have already started)
What I find (over the past two days) is that I'm bad at planning. Even though the concept is easy, the plans for the past couple have some holes. I'm pretty sure that this will get better, I just need to keep doing it. Thanks to all for the discussion and the ideas I'll bump this up in a month or so to update how its working. Not that its necessarily important to anybody here, but there may be more behind me. |
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yo! keep the strings buzzing
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