Cheers Pete,
I'll wind her up and see how we go.
Many thanks, HK
On Apr 9, 2:11 am, Petimar <[email protected]> wrote:
> Try using a metronome, start at 100 beats per minute (BPM), playing 2
> notes per beat, using correct tremelo technique. Keep playing 2 notes
> per beat, turning up the metronome one notch at a time (or 5 beats per
> minute on a digital metronome) until either you can't play that tempo,
> or the metronome maxes out (can't go any faster).
>
> Set the metronome at 100 BPM. Play 3 notes per beat. As above, keep
> turning up the metronome one notch at a time until either you can't
> play that tempo, or the metronome maxes out.
>
> Set the metronome at 80 BPM, play 4 notes per beat. Repeat as above.
>
> Set the metronome at 60 BPM, play 6 notes per beat. Repeat as above.
>
> Set the metronome at 40 BPM, play 8 notes per beat. Repeat as above.
>
> This should do what you need, but you can do the same with 10, 12, 14,
> etc notes per beat. In my teaching, I've found 8 usually accomplishes
> what is needed.
>
> If you do this as part of your daily practice, you will eventually
> have a smooth tremelo, with the ability to control how many notes you
> play per beat.
>
> Best of luck!!
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