Dane
Well-known member
I have an issue with doing anything that I find dreadfully boring, as I would assume most people would. But this usually means that I end up avoiding it. I have long avoided learning many things musically, mostly in relation to music theory. So I'm going back and learning this stuff! But I'm actually finding it fun, SURPRISE! I've found with my skills I've developed mostly through experimentation that picking up a lot of this stuff is much easier, almost suspiciously easy. And it's really interesting now, starting to learn theory, to see how I was using it and/or breaking it in my own way.
I know a few artists who have never taken any sort of musical lessons in their lives, and have only played with their instruments. And they are very talented and have their own unique sound. But this took them oh, 30+ years to get to that point.
I just thought I would post this, in case there were other people out there like me, or in case some new players needed a different point of view of the stuff they are trying to get through.
It should all be fun if you're doing it on an ukulele
Have a good one,
-Dane
I know a few artists who have never taken any sort of musical lessons in their lives, and have only played with their instruments. And they are very talented and have their own unique sound. But this took them oh, 30+ years to get to that point.
I just thought I would post this, in case there were other people out there like me, or in case some new players needed a different point of view of the stuff they are trying to get through.
It should all be fun if you're doing it on an ukulele
Have a good one,
-Dane