Re: Recording looping (was: Looperlative - Max Time?)

["Ben" <benoitruelle@yahoo.fr>]

> It may be OT here but that's actually a musical mind training method  
>that 
> I have found very rewarding. Try to keep as much of the musical 
> structuring "unplayed" in your short time memory and let those  
>underlying 
> structures influence your actually playing. What you may  stuff away 
>into 
> your memory (instead of explicitly playing it) may be  chord vamps, 
> counter melodies or grooves. Any listener will "hear"  them anyway, 
> although maybe differently according to their own  references. By 
> practicing that way you can learn to play lines that  "imply more than 
>is 
> physically heard". I find that tremendously  exciting!
Oh I always play this way. I'm never able to play what I hear in my head 
anyway. LOL!!
That's also a bit like listening to a very quiet radio when you are 
driving.
You hear some part of a song you know but don't recognise it and 
reconstruct 
a completely another one. Fun.

Ben.


        

        
                
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