How To Practice The MOST IMPORTANT Musical Skill

What are the best ways to practice rhythm, the king amongst all musical skills? Here are some killer ideas!
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[@tripp8833]

So glad I found this. This time thing had been the hardest part of learning music for me

[@Guitarin90seconds]

Beautiful! More rhythm discussions! Please! 🙏🙏🦋

[@nixternal]

Not sure if you can post links, so I won't, however if you google "Soundcloud disappearing click track" there is one that has tracks between 80 & 192 BPM that I found years ago and still use to this day. It breaks them up, so it might skip a bar, a couple of bars, a few bars, and a bunch of bars. I am sure there are more out there, but these are the ones that I use.

[@cesarl3639]

These are great found a bunch of them instantly just searching that

[@nixternal]

@@cesarl3639 I've been using them off & on for the past couple of years. They do help big time. I am using them again trying to tighten my rhythm up. I used to use it to play scales up & down, over & over. I still do from time-to-time, but now I use them to play songs to, practice licks with, and mess around with strumming patterns. Have fun!

[@AlejandroNitsch]

Personal tips:
- practice with metronome, then without
- identify and remember a couple of songs with specific bpm, like "stayin' alive" or "the imperial march" to have as mental reference
- try to keep time in other activities, learn to estimate time (set a timer for I.e. 30', go perform other tasks and come back in 30')
- practice without instruments whenever you've got a chance (at work, on commute, etc)
- listen to music and songs with different tempos, then with different time signatures and rhythms 😊

[@MusicTheoryForGuitar]

Yup

[@deplinenoise]

Great practical advice Tomaso!

[@lyricallax9372]

Shushhhhh🤫😂. But seriously I all ways try to tell my students this👌

[@Willi-Wucher]

Gonna try it! RIght now! Bye

[@FoodNerds]

My rhythm sucks! 😂

[@FK-we1dp]

so does your boxing!!!!!