How to Use A Metronome - Practice Technique

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Here is a lesson on how to use the metronome in your practice.
    We start by simply clapping simple rhythms with a metronome. Then we try playing something simple on the fiddle: open strings, and then scales. Finally, we try looping small pieces of a tune with the metronome before doing a whole tune with the metronome.
    There are lots of free metronome apps. I also sometimes use this youtube channel in lessons: • Video
    part one: clapping
    quarter, half, eighth notes
    patterns: tucka, hoedown triplets
    start at 80-100 bpm
    part two: fiddling
    do all of the above on the fiddle.
    then try on a 1 octave D scale.
    part three: tunes
    try to play very simple tunes with the metronome
    start by looping one small part
    bile em cabbage
    twinkle little star
    oh susannah
    wabash cannonball
    I made some “Learning Chunks” on the FiddleHed site to help you do this. These focused exercises contain sheet music, tabs and mp3 snippets to guide you on each step of your fiddle journey.
    These and all new lesson pages can be viewed for one week after publication with a FREE trial membership. Check it out here: fiddlehed.com
    And after you sign up, I’ll also send you a mini-course of lessons specially designed for your skill level.
    Alrighty. Play every day, have fun 😀 and thanks for making music 🙏
    Now, go fiddle with it...
    Jason 🎻

Комментарии • 48

  • @neilorourke3257
    @neilorourke3257 5 лет назад +4

    I'm learning classical violin - but this video was invaluable! My teacher has been driving home the importance of keeping in time, but hasn't given me the tools that this video did to achieve this! Thank you - and subscribed!

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  5 лет назад

      Neil O'Rourke We are here for you Neil! Keep up the good work!

  • @Andysumm555
    @Andysumm555 5 лет назад +1

    Just started using a metronome and discovered i was extending some notes and shortening others. Thanks for the great tips and its back to the clapping for me.

  • @bretdurisin6525
    @bretdurisin6525 4 года назад +1

    Very good and helpful video. Thank you. Many videos out there just talking about how good and how helpful metronome is. Who cares about it if you trying to learn how to use metronome. You go directly to it. Everything you say is right to the point. I like it very much. Thank you again

  • @FrustratedBaboon
    @FrustratedBaboon 3 года назад

    Awesome video my kid is 8 and has the idea to where to stop and start and getting the idea. Many thanks.

  • @denaclements3936
    @denaclements3936 Год назад

    Thank you for great lesson , my second time watching. Need to start and stay with it.

  • @KeerthanaR22
    @KeerthanaR22 6 лет назад +1

    This lesson is amazing and very precious. Thanks for sharing this. Grateful to you!

  • @TheChickwithguns
    @TheChickwithguns 3 года назад

    I like this video. I've been playing violin for a few years now, and I think my sense of rhythm is my weakest link. The metronome really frustrates me because I'm trying to listen to my intonation and pay attention to my bowing, and in the background I have this ticking, and when I feel myself off beat, then I lose everything. I am trying to do simple exercises with the hope that over the next year, I will be more comfortable practicing my pieces with a metronome. Right now, I'm working on Vocalise, which is super slow, and you nailed it. Slow is HARD. :)

  • @MsCellobass
    @MsCellobass 7 лет назад +3

    My cello teacher was always telling me that my timing was off. That enfuriated me because she never tells me how she was to expect me to bow in time with the metronome and had even told her that stomping, clapping or pizzicato is a far cry in keeping time with bow!! Thnx video was of great help.

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  7 лет назад

      Picco bow, glad to hear this is helping you. Thanks for watching my channel.

    • @gailvcrawford2476
      @gailvcrawford2476 5 лет назад +1

      Excellent tutorial- thanx

  • @begintospindiary3461
    @begintospindiary3461 3 года назад

    Your vids have helped me improve my fiddle playing so much. If I'm having a difficult practice I remember: Jedi knight technique, slow down. Thank you,
    Jenny

  • @sarahkendall3313
    @sarahkendall3313 4 года назад

    Thanks for the tip of sometimes we're not READY for the metronome. I was trying to practice with a metronome from the very beginning when I need to play through it a couple of times and then play with the metronome!!

  • @uneeklowe9166
    @uneeklowe9166 2 года назад

    Thank you! This was immensely helpful!

  • @lesleychamberlain9568
    @lesleychamberlain9568 2 года назад

    Thank you from the Uk I need all the help I can get

  • @6666Jude
    @6666Jude 8 лет назад

    Thank you for this!! Ive just returned from a one week Bluegrass music school and discovered I cant play inb time; this is just what I need! So used to playing on my own.

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  8 лет назад

      +Judy M you're welcome :)

  • @lindadavis9803
    @lindadavis9803 8 лет назад

    I love seeing on my subscription page, that FiddleHed has a new lesson! Thank you Mr. Jason!

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  8 лет назад

      +Linda Davis you're welcome :)

  • @lacintol
    @lacintol 4 года назад

    First video clear and I think I got it! Cheers for Fiddle hed!

  • @danshaskin5543
    @danshaskin5543 8 лет назад +1

    Good video! I play more classical music but your video applies to ALL types of music. Very helpful!

  • @debbiednne1349
    @debbiednne1349 3 года назад

    Fun lesson!

  • @lululiz8603
    @lululiz8603 4 года назад +1

    Just what i needed thanks!

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  4 года назад +1

      Lulu Liz Awesome 👏

  • @isabellevanleeuwenauclair5021
    @isabellevanleeuwenauclair5021 6 лет назад

    thanks, this helped a lot. I didn't know what a long note sounded like with the metronome. I kept ending my bow stroke on the second tick, instead of in the middle of the two.

  • @michaeltaylor7407
    @michaeltaylor7407 3 года назад

    Thanks Jason! Great lesson!

  • @rubaabdul7931
    @rubaabdul7931 6 лет назад

    💕 that was very helpful and well simplified 👍

  • @nickc4487
    @nickc4487 2 года назад

    Thank you!

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  2 года назад

      got a follow-up on the way...

  • @augustinechinnappanmuthria7042
    @augustinechinnappanmuthria7042 3 года назад

    Super sir

  • @carriekopczinski
    @carriekopczinski 7 лет назад +2

    Hello!
    I have 2 years of violin(learning alone without methods) and never studied tempo. I know how to play really good pieces(maybe 70% good, not bad, but not good) and already know how to translate sheet musics.
    Now it all starting get really difficult, so is time to practice a little of tempo.
    Nice explanation. Thank you. Subscribed.
    Whats the name of the music you used near the end of the video? (Not the metronome cat, before it hahaha). It seems to be irish folk song, and thats the kind of music i really want to play.

  • @aniretak12
    @aniretak12 3 года назад

    Really good helpful video, Im just getting stuck on the "hoedown" part and how to play that pattern within the beat. Do you have another video elaborating that part?

  • @Melvorgazh
    @Melvorgazh 3 года назад

    Hi!
    I got a real electron metronome but the battery is dead.
    Which iOS or Android app would you recommend?
    Cheers.
    Sláinte! @fiddleHED
    Thanks a lot for this interesting lesson.
    I am looking for a few videos of common reels played with the metronome to see how it is properly used.

  • @darwinzuzu
    @darwinzuzu 3 года назад

    Is there some sort of chronological order to these you tubes?

  • @carment5912
    @carment5912 7 лет назад +1

    Hi. I had so much trouble trying to figure out how to use a metronome and this video was very helpful, but I couldn't figure out why u had more claps when you were clapping to 8ths notes at 120 beats per minute? Could you please explain that would help a lot. Thanks !!!

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  7 лет назад

      Eighth notes means you clap twice per beat. j.

    • @carment5912
      @carment5912 7 лет назад

      Ok thank you so much.

  • @mmxionaqua
    @mmxionaqua 7 лет назад +3

    No matter how much I try, I have huge difficulties to play with a metronome ! Is it something that comes easily with the experience or do I have to focus on this point even more before going further more with the fiddle ?

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  7 лет назад

      It can take some people a little time. You have to listen to something else while you play. You need that skill when you play with other people. Don't worry about this. Try it again in a few months. Maybe your mind won't be so occupied with other aspects of the fiddle. Play with the Play Along videos. Again, don't worry about this..

    • @mmxionaqua
      @mmxionaqua 7 лет назад

      Thank you for your advices ! I'll try again later as you suggest, when I'll be more at ease with some songs and violin fingering, bowing, posture...

  • @coolcat533
    @coolcat533 7 лет назад +1

    I would like to buy a metronome because I can never hear the app or computer metronome loudly enough. Do you have any suggestions or recommendations as to which ones are loud enough for fiddle?

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  7 лет назад +2

      +Scuba Cat get an app; use headphones or play through loud speakers

  • @GuitaristDaily
    @GuitaristDaily 7 лет назад +1

    hi dear friend , if i practice 2 hours every day , how long does it take to get 180 ? im in 95 or 100 i think

    • @fiddl3hed
      @fiddl3hed  7 лет назад

      Everyone's different. Can't say. Just keep at it.

    • @GuitaristDaily
      @GuitaristDaily 7 лет назад

      i'm so thankful . i was playing on 55 . after a week i could play 100 . after 3 days , and now i can play 110