Advanced Metronome Exercises for Any Musician
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2023
- Hey there, musician friends and neighbours! You wanted more metronome exercises? I got you!
In this lesson, I'll take you through my approach to more advanced metronome exercises. But if you're a beginner, I suggest you also check this out. You just might surprise yourself and unlock a new rhythmic achievement!
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Advanced Metronome Exercises for Any Musician
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Most important point of this video in my humble opinion: Rich not hitting the right spot every time and adjusting his rhythm on the fly. He's human just like us and he shows us that you need to persevere. UA-cam often offer us videos with perfect takes but this here was super eye-opening. Thank you Rich.
100% agree
Your comment is getting pinned. Thank you very much.
I've also watched some Janek Gwizdala's and Anthony Muharajah's practice sessions, and felt very good about my playing, because they show their mistakes and struggles. Many of these 5 minute playthroughs are a result of multiple hours of attempts...
Absolutely!
At one time I thought I had great time. Until I started doing metronome exercises. I’m going through all of your metronome exercises from when you first started the Brownstone. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Tha's amazing. Thank you so much for watching!
In the pocket.Loved that group!Pockets!😊
Thank you for the thoughtful explanation take care
Thank god I found your channel
so you use the metronome in the first way to set the tempo and then you shift it in your mind along another dimension of expression to place emphasis and start your lick. tempo is the way everybody plays together, but emphasis is how you bring your own style in.
Oh, Richie Boo, fuck off! New levels every time. Love you dawg.
Haha. ❤️
Thanks, Rich - great drill. Your editing skills are really improving too!
I'll need a metronomme. I realize how it is important. A lot of thanks Mr Rich
I've been practicing time using this technique for almost a year now. It's a challenge to get the click in the right place in your head at first but it does get easier. Not many videos talk about the process of syncing up the click in your head so thanks for the information.
Needed this always struggle with timing, thank you.
I hope this helps, Ian! Thank you for watching.
This is slick!!!!
Another great lesson!!!
Rich, have been watching your videos for a while and learning a *_LOT_* ! But this one.....this one changed things. I suck at actually practicing this exercise (for now), but I HEAR what it's doing. Can't thank you enough for this one.
Rich, could please break down the bass solo of turn your lights down low.
Your metronome exercises have been the most helpful and important part of my practice routine.
Metronome is just always one of the most vital portions of music. It goes a long way to playing with others. Cheers man
I totally agree. It's a great way to get your time together before you head out into the real world to play with live musicians.
@@richbrownbass Absolutely!
Wonderful lesson as always ❤ Shines a bright light on how fluid and rigid Time can be at the same time! A lifelong venture for sure
Wow this is awesome🙌
Super eye opening, it was really hard. Miles better compared to other exercises, this is really challenging.
THERE IT IS...😁Thanks!
My man! 🙏🏾❤️
@@richbrownbass Summons Denzel persona, removes sunglasses, lifts coffee cup, nods and smiles.😄
master good
Hi Rich. On guitar i vary the bpm i use and listen to the note quality and phrasing. Modulating the beat isnt easy. Number of notes either on scales or arpeggios can bring challenges, four then five notes back to four, eg.
Additionally with guitar pick width can affect perceptual time. Lighter picks to me allow the hands to work better together. Im listening to each note quality so it sounds good.
Thanks for this training.
Thanks!
so good.
Sir,,,, want more such timming techniques...
Very good lesson...
Wishing good health...
Thank You for The Challenge of Expression 😊
That cannot be intellectualized in order to over - stand to understand
It is a feel
James Brown Calls it
"On_ The One"
Hello Rich, greetings from Germany! It's always nice to listen to you. With many other online teachers, it's always just about even faster, even more complicated. But with you, the groove and musicality are always in the foreground. That is really great!
Hey there Rich, I really appreciate all that you contribute to the musical education space. You're providing so much value. Thank you. I've been working through these exercises with rhythmic variations such as tumbao over the "shifting" metronome. I'd be curious to see what kind of exercises you would offer for someone that is struggling to play legato over syncopations. I feel like when I stop notes from ringing my rhythm is significantly more accurate. For example, playing a major scale on Es and As with the metronome on 2 and 4 with legato playing feels like such a big bump up in my rhythmic confidence. Any perspectives you'd be willing to share (or from your community) would be very interesting.
Thanks again. (From Portland, OR)
Chris Friesen
Amazing exercise Rich. It looks complicated but I am gonna try it.
Love any and all rhythmic exercises! I must be making progress, I was able to mirror the exercises in real time!
Amazing! Thank you. I guess I will bang my head against the wall for a couple weeks 😅
Love it, more exercises to get our time in shape. Thank you Rich. Peace and love.
Comment 2: Same concept, but with putting the click on different beats of the triplet (e.g. eighth note triplets)for walking lines or swung funk...😉
Good one, Rich. THX!
That's tough, but I'll get to it
You got this, brother!
Awesome exercise and very inspiring to see the master in action
The best. This lesson is a beast.
Great video 👍 I've used 2-4 "backbeat" metronome for years but this takes it up a notch. Great fun. A favourite exercise of mine is to "own the one" without playing anything on the one to try make that silent beat come through un-smudged.
One thing I like about metronome practice is you can do it anywhere there's a regular click or beep. I've even done metronome practice to the bleep of an ER heart monitor!
Great stuff man. 🎉🎉Happy new year
Happy new year! Thank you so very much!
Damn man ! That’s challenging
Great lesson
Nice! Always a struggle so a great exercise
Nice learning sir thanks very much.
These are great, @Rich!
Thank you so much!
@@richbrownbass I love these metronome exercises, Rich. I play in an R&B/Soul/Motown band, a jazz quartet and a popl/jazz trio here in the Boston area, and the more I work on stuff like this, the more respect I earn from the other members of the band, and the tighter we sound.
@@RichardHaleShaw I love that. Thank you. I still work on these exercises as much as I can.
this is an amazing timing exercise!! your tips have brought me a long way so far Sir. thanks as always!!!
I'm always happy to help. Thank you for watching!
Thank for your lesson,Is beatifull
Thank you for watching, Ivano.
super helpful Rich! Thanks for this 🙏. Seems that the turnaround fills are where I get a bit loose and rush or lag. But this approach is really great - thanks again!
I tend to play a bit more on top of the beat. I can hear that I'm generally rushing when I'm not fully concentrating.
this is great! I just listened & engaged mentally. Sent the link to my musical friends & urged them to do the same.
That's fantastic! Thanks so much, Dan!
🤝
Can you please do a video about grading yourself as a beginner or intermediate player. And perhaps how to structure practice sessions to close the gap
That's a great idea for a video. I'll do that.
I am ready 😎
Man, what a great lesson you posted yesterday! A lot of new ideas that I hadn't considered before. (And thanks again for the shoutout. Very cool of you, brother.)
I think I should practice more with the metronome 🤔
"WERE YOU RUSHING OR WERE YOU DRAGGING!!??"
Both. Lol
@@richbrownbass lmao you reminded me of the movie Whiplash when J.K. Simmons was yelling at Andrew during rehearsals.
Hi !
Is that a concept inspired by V W ? I red almost same idea in vic's book.
Great idea by the way Thanx again
No. I get that question a lot. But this is something I came up with separately.
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I have a new bass, and a 20 year old closeted P-bass in good overall condition (light corrosion and spotting on metal parts), and 20 y/o rumble 15 amp.
I was thinking of installing new pickups and bridge on the pbass. Also was thinking of upgrading the Amp. Maybe a new rumble 40 or 100??
I can do all of this over time on a budget. What would you do in my situation? I am a beginner, teaching myself using hal leonard books and you tube. Possibly the amp would be more beneficial?
Do you recommend a specific metronome or are online/app versions ok?
Any metronome will do. The one I use is called Tempo.