Practicing an imstrument is like 1/2 practicing scales and the other half just starting over and over again failing on the same part on the sheet music until rage quitting
If you keep missing one part, I would recommend practicing it slower and patiently. It's like you're typing your password wrong but still can't understand why. You look at the keyboard and type it slowly, then you get your correct password, that's how it works. You shouldn't play in the original tempo when practicing a new song because you're anxious or "don't wanna waste time". You are going to learn it slower, willing or not. Practicing is not about speed, it's about accuracy.
What other think : Playing a full 30 minutes Tchaikowsky Concerto. Reality : 1. Tuning for 10 minutes 2. Doing scales for 5 minuts 3. Realize cant play in tune 4. Give up
Why is this so me 😂 The moment i play out of tune and keep repeating the same thing i just lose all motivations and put my violin back in my case to do other stuff
My roommate is a music major and she is very good but her practice sounds very bad lol. That is what practice is though🤣 When she is performance ready she sounds so beautiful
for me it’s the sound of me laughing at tiktoks and then gasping when my cello slips forward a little bit and then picking it back up and laughing at more tiktoks
Bro it’s true like half the time we are “tuning” and then we mess around or rage at the very minimal errors and very little time is actually practicing
Oh lord I remember one time I was tuning the strings while I was playing it and it snapped, almost blinding me in the process. I have never been this grateful for having glasses in my entire life lol
for real! when i first started playing and practicing the violin, i was like “im so bad😢” but then as i started progressing i realized thats how you get better lol
Dude this is SO relatable. People just assume that we sound awesome when we practice but when MAKING the sheet when you can't find it, I legit sound like an ambulance, I play the violin as well😂
I once recorded my violin audio on my chromebook as an assignment and messed up so many times in one part where I yelled "FUCK" My teacher is able to go through each audio and see the progress...
Yep! I'm learning a Hadyn sonata right now and I've practiced nothing but the same 8 bars for the past week! 😁I'm looking forward to turning the page lol.
So true😭 I play the violin and once I finished practicing at 11am. On the next day my neighbors came up to me asking why do I play a trumpet in the middle of the night💀
True lol. Same with piano, guitar, flute, and vocals. The constantly practicing and getting it right only to mess up the next time. Whoo. I'm about to get back into violin and boy do I understand.
Practice for me is trying to make the intonation, tone, and then the hardest part keeping my bow straight I’ve been playing for 4 years but still can’t get that right
I can't have sound on, but I can still tell what it probably sounds like (or what is the point of the video) based on what I see you're doing on the violin... and I love it.
The tuning part is on point. Nobody wants to listen to you ACTUALLY practice. That’s why it’s just more comfortable to practice alone in a quiet space.
Practicing for me is like: 1. Playing random pieces for half an hour 2. Scales for like 30 seconds 3. Actually practicing for maybe 20 minutes 4. On the phone and drinking iced coffee
Hahaha as a violinist this is so true. 🤣 It's half tuning, scales, and warm-ups. It's not as thrilling as it seems lol but I loved playing it until my hands couldn't anymore
I’ll usually spend forever tuning, try to play some scales, play a song, and then stop. It usually sounds bad when practicing but somehow I show improvement when I play with my orchestra and it’s like “this sounded awful yesterday, where did the good sounds come from XD”
SO TRUE. Pianist here. My practice includes lengthy moments of rhythm work as I clap out competing RH vs LH rhythms and sound like the drunk at the pop concert. Then, there’s the tonnes of repeated notes and chords as I work to strengthen my ring and pinky fingers individually, to balance against other fingers in chords and runs and sound like a kid just whaling on a keyboard. Not to mention repetition of short phrases to work on fine-tuning dynamic control, rhythm precision, and muscle memory and I sound like the most irritating, skipping LP. Then practicing smooth transitions from one section to another which involves repeating the last notes of one section through the first notes of the next an obsessive number of times and it sounds like I’m showcasing all the ways to do it wrong instead of trying to do it right. Never mind that trills are my Waterloo so I end up sounding like an lopsided emergency vehicle for hours on end. 😂 God bless the others in my household and neighborhood! I think I’ll get them noise-cancelling headsets for Christmas.
facts tho as a violinist myself ive only been playing two years but this is the most accurate short off what we really sound like when practicing bc half the time i practice how to mess up so i know how to correct it
Being Asian I'd just focus on the parts that I failed and gloss over the parts and I nailed. So basically 95% of every practice session sounds like a complete trainwreck
Also restarting when you screw up a section in the music and playing that part 5,000 times till you get it right. As a violinist myself I notice I do that a lot
How people think i practice: plays fur Elise’s perfectly on the piano How I actually practice: metronome is at 70 bpm each quarter note per beat as I attempt to sight read the whole piece.
Getting ready to head to a violin lesson (have been learning for ~1 year now) can't wait for my teacher to find the e string I *tried* to tune that is (surprisingly) still intact..
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Practicing an imstrument is like 1/2 practicing scales and the other half just starting over and over again failing on the same part on the sheet music until rage quitting
True
Rage quit 🤭 i would just shut my piano if things get worse, like.. im done, totally done with it 🌞
If you keep missing one part, I would recommend practicing it slower and patiently. It's like you're typing your password wrong but still can't understand why. You look at the keyboard and type it slowly, then you get your correct password, that's how it works. You shouldn't play in the original tempo when practicing a new song because you're anxious or "don't wanna waste time". You are going to learn it slower, willing or not. Practicing is not about speed, it's about accuracy.
@@biazinha7424 that was the best definition I haven’t never heard from any music teacher. Congrats and that Tchaikovsky my my my so beautifully played
@@scribdfree7646 I've never heard such a compliment, thank you!! :)
My cello teacher one said, “if you sound good while you’re practicing, then you’re not practicing the right thing”
I'll write this in my brain's note section to never forget it.
@@muselo2731 This seems like something a SpongeBob character would say.
@@muselo2731 did you forget to write it in your brains note section like I did
That's true
Or the correct way.
So true! I feel bad for my neighbors that have to hear me play the same thing 10 million times in order to learn it 😂
Exactly I always feel so embarrassed😭
What other think : Playing a full 30 minutes Tchaikowsky Concerto.
Reality :
1. Tuning for 10 minutes
2. Doing scales for 5 minuts
3. Realize cant play in tune
4. Give up
same but also open strings and failing seemingly easy double stops
You need to get that 440
except it’s scales for 30 min
Bro 3 and 4 are so precise
Why is this so me 😂
The moment i play out of tune and keep repeating the same thing i just lose all motivations and put my violin back in my case to do other stuff
My roommate is a music major and she is very good but her practice sounds very bad lol. That is what practice is though🤣 When she is performance ready she sounds so beautiful
ah yes obsessively tuning as if that’s gonna fix our intonation
I wish it did 😭🤣😭
We should've never gotten rid of frets. I've seen the baroque paintings, I know they exist!
for me it’s the sound of me laughing at tiktoks and then gasping when my cello slips forward a little bit and then picking it back up and laughing at more tiktoks
😭
Bro it’s true like half the time we are “tuning” and then we mess around or rage at the very minimal errors and very little time is actually practicing
Oh lord I remember one time I was tuning the strings while I was playing it and it snapped, almost blinding me in the process. I have never been this grateful for having glasses in my entire life lol
for real! when i first started playing and practicing the violin, i was like “im so bad😢” but then as i started progressing i realized thats how you get better lol
Your Tchaikovsky is amazing lol
When I practice it sounds like absolute chaos with a mixture of my hands getting sweaty and accidentally dropping the bow 🥲
The tuning never ends.
That’s how the clarinet solo I’m practicing sounds lmao
So true, like I sound like nails on a chalkboard, but in front of an audience I sound more decent and presentable.
Dude this is SO relatable. People just assume that we sound awesome when we practice but when MAKING the sheet when you can't find it, I legit sound like an ambulance, I play the violin as well😂
There’s an occasional “FUCK” when we just can’t get it right
I once recorded my violin audio on my chromebook as an assignment and messed up so many times in one part where I yelled "FUCK"
My teacher is able to go through each audio and see the progress...
@@coffeeboi158 I hope my teacher can’t see all my attempts…
How I sound when I practice:
*silence cause I don't*
Sometimes I do but mostly don’t
as a violinist i confirm this
Yep! I'm learning a Hadyn sonata right now and I've practiced nothing but the same 8 bars for the past week! 😁I'm looking forward to turning the page lol.
Yep. My parents didn't expect it either. They still "joke" about the few times I was ever at home and practiced.
So true😭 I play the violin and once I finished practicing at 11am. On the next day my neighbors came up to me asking why do I play a trumpet in the middle of the night💀
Me practicing*
My neighbours: IS THAT A HORSE?
“You have 1 hour to practice”
Tuning: it might seem crazy what im bout to say…
I was practicing a song assigned from band and I started playing the national anthem for fun
My practice sessions consist of me failing on the same measure over and over and only getting one measure ahead each practice session 💀
Yeah😅😅!! You're absolutely correct as a
Violinist I accept it😅😅
True lol. Same with piano, guitar, flute, and vocals. The constantly practicing and getting it right only to mess up the next time. Whoo. I'm about to get back into violin and boy do I understand.
Practice for me is trying to make the intonation, tone, and then the hardest part keeping my bow straight I’ve been playing for 4 years but still can’t get that right
I can't have sound on, but I can still tell what it probably sounds like (or what is the point of the video) based on what I see you're doing on the violin... and I love it.
omg you sound more better then me when we practice i frickin mess up every time playing the easy songs
Exactly most people just assume you can do it perfectly your first time
This is totally true. My mother played violin in 7 symphonies in 3 countries. While in college when she practiced I went to the library to study.
The tuning part is on point. Nobody wants to listen to you ACTUALLY practice. That’s why it’s just more comfortable to practice alone in a quiet space.
That's true. It's the same with any string or guitar kind of instruments and even dance, you are going move or note by note
I feel bad for my neighbour 💀
As a violinist, i can confrim that this is incredibly accurate
As a young violinest, i can confirm that this is very true
(Been playing since September 2022)
Practicing for me is like:
1. Playing random pieces for half an hour
2. Scales for like 30 seconds
3. Actually practicing for maybe 20 minutes
4. On the phone and drinking iced coffee
Fr my family be so suprized 😆 😆 lol
So true I feel so embarrassed to our neighbors and even to my family members every time when practicing 😢
Man is speaking straight facts
Practice clues in anagram
CURTIS focused🤓
CITRUS fresh🤩
RICTUS with grin😁
RUSTIC simple🙂
TUNING. LOTS AND LOTS OF TUNING 😂
As a violin player I can confirm this is how we practice
THIS IS SO TRUE! i spend like half an hour just tuning in
As a violinist this is very true.
Tim, you look the same every video..cool, down to earth, humble and amazing talent.. its very enjoyable to watch you.. 👏
My sister keeps yelling at me of how many times I play the same thing and still fail 😭
Forgot the ones who stay in silence
Sitting on their phones
Hahaha as a violinist this is so true. 🤣
It's half tuning, scales, and warm-ups.
It's not as thrilling as it seems lol but I loved playing it until my hands couldn't anymore
Practicing the same couple measures over and over until I finally get it right… or until I can’t feel or move my fingers anymore.. 😶
FINALLYYYYY SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS!!!!
I’ll usually spend forever tuning, try to play some scales, play a song, and then stop. It usually sounds bad when practicing but somehow I show improvement when I play with my orchestra and it’s like “this sounded awful yesterday, where did the good sounds come from XD”
SO TRUE. Pianist here. My practice includes lengthy moments of rhythm work as I clap out competing RH vs LH rhythms and sound like the drunk at the pop concert. Then, there’s the tonnes of repeated notes and chords as I work to strengthen my ring and pinky fingers individually, to balance against other fingers in chords and runs and sound like a kid just whaling on a keyboard. Not to mention repetition of short phrases to work on fine-tuning dynamic control, rhythm precision, and muscle memory and I sound like the most irritating, skipping LP. Then practicing smooth transitions from one section to another which involves repeating the last notes of one section through the first notes of the next an obsessive number of times and it sounds like I’m showcasing all the ways to do it wrong instead of trying to do it right. Never mind that trills are my Waterloo so I end up sounding like an lopsided emergency vehicle for hours on end. 😂
God bless the others in my household and neighborhood! I think I’ll get them noise-cancelling headsets for Christmas.
Ah yes the tuning, what i do when im fed up and can't play the part and blame on the tuning 😂
This is so true, I play violin too.
I sound like I’ve never picked up a violin in my entire life when I practice lmao
I play flute and I can absolutely relate to most of this
let's be honest we sound better* while practicing than at a concert
*skillwise
Maybe is better: rare footage of a violinist practice more than 30 minutes
In my head: playing paganiniana
Reality: scales for whole day
This guy's muscle cramps are musical
It takes me like an hour to tune my violin every time I practice 😆
Imagine having to tune your instrument every time you practice 😂🫵
That is our reality…
Sometimes I didn't 😭
yep.. uh huh (i'm a violinist you don't know the pain when it comes to tuning when the seasons change and our violins go wonky)
Ok, but imagine being the person who can't carry their instrument everywhere haha cringe haha..
yeah, it's me, I'm the person, a pianist :||
My bro just peaceful,y tuning 😊
IKR EVERYTIME IM PRACTICING FOR MY CONCERTS THATS WHAT IT SOUND LIKE BUT ITS NOT LIKE THAT
As a beginner I conform this is true
i tune for like 30 mins bc my cello is really hard to tune then give up due to lack of motovation
facts tho as a violinist myself ive only been playing two years but this is the most accurate short off what we really sound like when practicing bc half the time i practice how to mess up so i know how to correct it
Being Asian I'd just focus on the parts that I failed and gloss over the parts and I nailed. So basically 95% of every practice session sounds like a complete trainwreck
lmao i feel like i'm annoying my neighbors with the EEHHH SCREEK EEEE like i promise i'll get there i'm just tuning and doing appregios lmao
That’s really rare for violins to particle like that I know bc I play the violin
So true Hahaa well you’re tuning in style
This is a good subject to make shorts about!
😂😂this is so relatable!!! Also, Curtis sweatshirt! Yeaaaah. Any tips for my audition?
Thanks for sharing ! I appreciate the information 😊
Also restarting when you screw up a section in the music and playing that part 5,000 times till you get it right. As a violinist myself I notice I do that a lot
Yeah lol 😂, I can't seem to keep practicing what I set out to practice... like I just start making a lot of random sounds and get off track lol
OH MAY GAAAAAADDD YOU ARE AMAZING 😱😱😱😱😱
Me in my studio:
Me just stuck in the second 😭
So relatable 😂
Dude so true except at the moment we aren’t allowed to tune the violins but so true it sounds so raspy and like a frog in someone throte
Glad to know I'm not the only one lol
How people think i practice: plays fur Elise’s perfectly on the piano
How I actually practice: metronome is at 70 bpm each quarter note per beat as I attempt to sight read the whole piece.
Had a Roomate from CIM the cleveland institute of music.
That’s all I have to say about that. 😮💨
Ayo, he playing left handed violin. BRAVO BRAVO
Sounds sick on practice 😊
For real. Yesterday I spent almost two hours hours playing four more and a shift. Totally worth it
Getting ready to head to a violin lesson (have been learning for ~1 year now) can't wait for my teacher to find the e string I *tried* to tune that is (surprisingly) still intact..
Yaaas 😂 I'm practicing and it's same like this
So relatable!😂
Expectation: Mozart, Beethoven and Bach
Reality: *s c a l e s*
I love spending half my day tuning my violin and it somehow sounds worse than before
"This is literally the highest pitch it can go, and it's lower yhan my lowest string"
I just play twinkle twinkle then when my violin teacher comes I just accept my fate
Nah that’s when people who play string instruments rage and I know it :•
I’m messing around the whole time I’m literally taking a break from practicing and I have a show tomorrow I think I should go practice now 😂
its everything pausing in the middle and slowing down for me