Using "Rhythm Trainer" to get better rhythm?

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  • Опубликовано: 26 дек 2024

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  • @JoshLayne
    @JoshLayne  22 дня назад +1

    The app I'm using is called Pro Metronome and its "rhythm trainer" feature. You have to pay a small amount to unlock the rhythm trainer plus "practice mode" which allows you to set the metronome to gradually increase in speed - super useful! (For example www.harptuesday.com/ep-185-rolled-chord-drills/ )
    I've been happy with the app and it's definitely been worth the money to me (despite the rather unintuitive interface!) but I'd love to hear if you know of any free options!
    Pro Metronome app on the Google play store: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eumlab.android.prometronome
    And Apple app store: apps.apple.com/us/app/pro-metronome-tempo-beats/id477960671

    • @GracelynMusic
      @GracelynMusic 15 дней назад

      I think the visual is really helpful. Thank you!!

  • @Nikitapolotov
    @Nikitapolotov 18 дней назад

    what good genuine teacher learning alongside while instructing

  • @theresabareither4337
    @theresabareither4337 17 дней назад

    Thanks so much Josh. You always have ideas that keep me engaged and inspired.

  • @Naryoril
    @Naryoril 21 день назад

    Great timing. I started working on the whole pulse issue with my harp teacher 2 weeks ago.

  • @Denise-SA
    @Denise-SA 21 день назад +2

    You're the best!
    I love Harp Tuesday!

  • @HopeLouise
    @HopeLouise 21 день назад

    This was incredibly helpful. Looking forward to trying out your suggestions.

    • @JoshLayne
      @JoshLayne  21 день назад

      Thanks, great to hear! :)

  • @Harpermouse_harps
    @Harpermouse_harps 21 день назад

    I just wanted to say discovering this as a harp student - your channel is exactly what I’ve always wished for. You speak in depth and with excitement about questions I’ve always had but never asked!! I’m sure that these videos benefit so many people, no matter the skill level - thank you for creating this awesome resource!!
    As an aside, I wonder if you would ever feel comfortable talking about harp footwear? I’ve noticed you practice in socks - do you perform in them? I play jazz and find myself pedaling much faster in socks, but I’d feel a little silly walking onto stage with no shoes!

    • @JoshLayne
      @JoshLayne  17 дней назад

      Hah, that's great to hear!
      Footwear - I perform in jazz dance shoes. You can see them in this video, for example: ruclips.net/video/dtkZGMR4eWo/видео.html and this episode: www.harptuesday.com/harp-tuesday-ep-6/
      I do know a few people who perform in socks, or even bare feet! But I love my jazz shoes :)

  • @janedoe4988
    @janedoe4988 20 дней назад

    This is so good! And having fun with something that can be a chore. I haven't tried an app, just my old fashioned "tick-tocker". Thanks.

  • @michaelkosciewicz1623
    @michaelkosciewicz1623 22 дня назад

    Essential topic - life's hurry (I write about myself personally) doesn't allow me to focus on training the timing.
    Recently I found myself in a case (Gregorian choir), where the melody has to follow the text sung. So it becomes a little more complicated, since just following the metronome is not enough - the word syllables are not the same at each repetition of the melody
    So I found your lesson helpful, since what u show is what I need to keep in mind
    Kudos and thank you Josh 😊

  • @monique-octowhale
    @monique-octowhale 21 день назад

    I love harp Tuesday!!! ( ^-^)ノ∠※。.:*:・'°☆