I'm a singer, not a violinist, but I can relate to like 80% of this. I'm kind of this routine: 1. Procrastinate 2. Decide to practice 3. Warm up 4. Scales 5. Space out while practicing breath support 6. Keeps changing pieces 7. Self critical 8. Depressed. 9. Recording myself (sometimes) 10. Even more depressed 11. Quit for like 2 days
I'm also a singer and I go through these exact stages too, minus the scales. Just add "interpreter" and "thinker" to the mix. And sometimes I sing for days on end but then stop for like a week and feel depressed about having to train to regain control over my voice again lol
As a singer and pianist this one's mine 💀💀💀 1. Ohhhh right I should probably practice my timing in the song I'm meant to sing at a rehearsal lol 2. Boots up pc 3. Spends 30 minutes watching old videos from when I was a kid 4. Ohhh right the practice 5. Practices timing for like 10 minutes 6. Oh lmao shouldn't I warm up 7. Decides not to warm up 8. Random ahh concert of old songs 9. Hmm let me practice the whole song 10. Practices for another 10 minutes 11. Hm I should go practice my piano 12. Plays one excercise and gets mad when I suck balls 13. Plays pieces I know to build confidence 14. Tries again 15. Still sucks balls 16. Anger and mental breakdown but then gaslights myself into thinking I'm a calm pianist practicing 17. 2 minutes later: it doesn't work 18. Goes through pieces I know again 19. Practices identifying notes 20. Ohhh right that music app I have 21. Practices intervals for like 30 minutes 22. Ugh I'm tired imma listen to storm by Vivaldi
my solution is to keep the instrument out of case and literally in arms reach of me, and not to care what it is i initially play, because once i start its alot easier
@@BobsRockets i agree with that , the problem is always with starting to practice , and not only in playing instruments , even drawing for example ..... When you start you just can't stop , but it's hard to start ...... I need to practice 💔
😆I'm not a violinist but a pianist. I think these are universal. I laughed so hard. I am methodical, but also record myself and listen to recordings. It was fun to watch this with my musician children and point out which ones they were as well. I love your guys' content.
me: 1. depressed 2. thinking i can be better if i keep practicing 3. lazy to practice 4. depressed because im not good 5.thinking when i get better 6. depressed
Practice: shifts while doing scales and song sounds like heaven (when practicing to the orchestra audio) Playing test: sssss- *bad string crossing* SQUEak
I can’t be the only one who practices in front of a mirror for technique purposes but then ends up staring at my face, gets pissed off by my facial expressions and leaves
Sometimes it's like that and sometimes is like: Me: Oh that performance was so bad i don't want to learn music anymore After listening to the recording: Omg that was awesome i'm the new ling ling
My late x husband was an American concert flutist. He was type 2 on your list but he did schedule in a life. His friend Sam was an English concert flutist of the type 3 on your list. Sam sauntered into competitions and auditions wearing sandals, Bermuda shorts and Hawaiian print shirts, and he always won. The judges always made Sam play much longer than everyone else. My x wasn't always allowed to finish a piece before he was excused. My x was a capable professional but watching him play was no pleasure, it looked painful for him. Sam was a joy to watch, he was clearly in love with what he was doing. One loses oneself in the music.
Me. lol Though, I do admit, I spent 5 hours learning a video game song by ear. Otherwise, when it comes to practising, I'll spend maybe 20 or 30 mins before going "I think that's good enough!" But I can also be number 8 and end up criticising myself a lot. ;w;
bro me too like i only went back to reading sheet music ((bc i quit lessons 2 years ago but wanna go back oops)) a few days ago bc of twoset haunting me to practice :D
Me growing up playing piano: Teacher: why didn’t you practice this week at home? Me: thinks back to all the time I spent on youtube* Uhhhhh I left my piano at home? Teacher: what? Me: what?
Those people don't deserve to come watch Twoset videos. Ohh, and in one of their meme reaction videos, some guy was like "Who is LingLing?" 😑😑😑 I'm like Bro, were you living under a rock?
I'm listing the ones I actually tend to do a lot when I practice as a piano beginner : *5. Practicing fast* (this is actually when I already know the piece,i'm practicing my memory to know what to press on the spot,also agility I guess. but I do practice them slower after that) *8. Self critical* (I talk to myself a lot yes😂 Everytime I play the wrong note I would go "oh,wrong note. go back 2-3 measures before") *9. Keep changing pieces* (As an impatient person,I would go play the easy piece or the piece I had practiced after attempting to learn the current one. Also the fact that I am a beginner afterall and maybe it's different once you advance.) *15. Frustrated* (no explanation) *16. The app user* (yeah,I'm still a teen and broke) *18. Recording yourself* (okay,I know I said I listed what I tend to do a lot but,I do only do this sometimes. Since I haven't really memorized a lot of pieces. But this is very useful though! So you can hear what your "audience" is hearing. Like the tempo and such) *19. Depressed* (this used to me back then! I was a pretty sensitive kid so it stressed me out to get a lot of mistakes,especially as an 8 year old) *20. Procastinator* (all. the. time. there's just a lot of interesting things in the world! trying to fit them all in a day is so hard. I only get to practice 1 hour a day most of the time🥲) *21. Mental Practicer* (I can't explain. I do this before practicing) *22. Multi Tasker* (sometimes) *24. Recording Listener* (I think we all relate to this already so I don't have to explain)
My practice routine pretty much daily: 1. Procrastinate by watching Twoset Violin while opening my case 2. After 10 minutes I have finally opened the case 😢 3. Try to be ling ling but end up only practicing 5 minutes
You forgot one: Someone who practices when they feel inspired to do so, happens rarely, but when it happens they practice for hours at once like crazy. -> dats me :D
I'm a combo of 8, 9 and sometimes 15. I enjoy my practice, but I'm endlessly hard on myself. Can totally relate to the one where you record yourself, thinking you played your best, but the recording was awful. Lol. You learn a lot.
I do that on piano too. I start by actually doing my what I’m supposed to be doing but then I’ll suddenly realize that for the hour I’ve just spent playing, only five minutes were spent on legitimate practice.
@@delaneyfinn6324 I was a depressed musician at 6 after realizing that after 2 years of violin my mom still yelled and screamed at me for being terrible-
My stages of practicing: 1. Warm Up 2. Fix Posture 3. Scales 4. Find a video of the song so I know how it sounds 5. Play a line of the song at a time 6. Play the whole song and realize I played it too fast 7. Play the song perfectly until that one note at the end of the piece 8. Get frustrated and puts violin away
I'm the person who's terrified to even pick up the concerto because I'm afraid of sounding worse than the day before. Wat a life we lead.. And then I'll do it and practice for hours and hours and I'll be alright, but yeah, then after is the crippling realization that I sound like a nice steamy pile of excrement :) it's so hard to overcome
Me too. It's so much more comfortable to never practice and not have to face the fact that I am a terrible musician. It feels like I haven't quite relinquished my potential yet, when I put it off. I never have to face my flaws. But even so, flaws won't be solved by such a cowardly approach.
Me: Casual but not talented Self Critical Keeps changing pieces The thinker Interpreter Frustrated Recording yourself Procastinator Multitasker (sometimes) Practicing in front of the mirror Recording listener I hope you can imagine my practice.
me, a beginner clarinetist: - plays from the start every time i make a mistake - doesn’t like to practice in slow tempos - bust out laughing every time i squeak a note
Emanuela Ruscheweyh sadly the only way to get a good tone is by playing longggggggg notes at slow tempos till ur lips are swollen and ur cheeks can’t smile no more HAHHAHAHAHA
PROCRASTINATOR IS LITERALLY ME. “Dude you forgot to practice today-“ “It’s 10, I’ll do it tomorrow...” “Oh, I have to go to tennis class today...” “I uhm, have arm pain..?”
I sadly am one as well... with me it's more like this: Me: *Early morning* So time to do something useful, practice drawing, fix up my ripped uniform pants, Oh and set my alarm so I don't forget I need to go to work this afternoon *Gets downstairs and sees PC which is turned off* Me: *Sits down behind PC turns it on and puts timer on for work* Hmm let's see *Goes browsing the internet* -8 Hours later- Timer: Work time, it's work time Me: Oh work time already?? But I still need to fix my pants *Didn't do anything useful and didn't touch the pencil at all those hours* Oh well I grab the spare pair for now -After work- Me: Let's do some dishes *does dishes* Hmm I feel like I forgot to do something *Forgot about practicing drawing and fixing the pants* -2 weeks later- Me: *Hadn't touched the pencil for those weeks and finds ripped pants that has been laying right behind me on the table so I wouldn't forget* Oh yeah I was supposed to fix this thing! *Fixes it half way and goes to do other things and forgets about it again until I have fixed it months later* --- I know I'm terrible sometimes xD I used to be way worse then this so there is progress hahaha... I do try not to but my mind is always distracted on Something.. sometimes the most stupidest things... so I easily forget what I was actually supposed to do haha
I'm not a violinist but a pianist, but i can relate 😂. My practice routine usually including these stages : 1. Super slow tempo playing 2. Facing difficulties at some parts 3. Starting to understand how the music should be phrasing, but then i starting to play faster than i should be 4. Doubting myself, even gets depress if i couldn't find the solutions of my problems 5. Procastinating (especially at the weekends)
The "Casual but talented" was literally my friend: we were in Architecture school together and she was finishing a Piano degree at the conservatory on the side. While we were pulling all-nighters to finish our project, suddenly she would jump out of her skin, "Crap, I have a concert tomorrow!!" practice literally half an hour and then "show up a little early" (her words) to the concert to squeeze in a little extra practice. She ended up graduating cum laude from University at the earliest possible date, and got her Piano diploma at the end of the same Summer. Certain people are just too talented...
here is my practice routine: 1: "Okay, just hurry it up and get it done" 2 *sees music* 3: cries and gets 0 on orchestra homework the crying isn't just me. we have a club in orchestra called "We cry over our homework club"
Here's how my practice goes: 1. Spacing out 2. Too fast 3. Getting frustrated 4. Success(sometimes) 5. Unmotivated 6. Not wanting to do scales or practice techniques 7. Tired 8. Enjoying actually(sometimes) 9. Playing old pieces 10. Trying to remember what my teacher said at last lesson
i play the trumpet; these apply for me too. i call my practice routine “get me some help”. 1. setup 2. depression 3. wondering how trumpet exists 4. get off topic, space out for 30 mins 5. more depression 6. questioning life choices, wondering why i play the trumpet 7. procrastination, just forget about the music 8. put my instrument away 9. wanna actually practice now, so repeat.
I feel that. There’s this one piece that I’m learning but every time I try to practice it my brain is like “you should do that fun and easy one as a warm up” then after that it’s like “okay, okay, but... _what if you do it at 280 now even though you normally do it at 140 and this will 100% mess you up in practice tomorrow, as a warm up_ “
But why would I play the way too difficult piece that never goes well, when I can play that hella pretty piece that is so nice to play and I learned it like 5 years ago?
Nobody: Me: 1. Think about playing 2. Confident. 3. Sing the music before play 4. Think about what your gonna sound like 5. Practice 6. Hit perfect notes for 3 seconds 7. MESSUP SCREEEEEEEEEEE 8. ANGRY ANGRY ANGRAAAAAAA 9. depressed. 10. Play again 11. IM DONE
I'm like procrastinator but reverse *plays instrument* "I need to clean my room!" *plays instrument* "I need to work out!" *plays instrument* "I need to look for job!" "...oh, it's past midnight... meh, I'll do it all tomorrow."
Same: Have an essay to write - practice Have a test the next day - practice Have a bunch of stuff to sort out and organise and do - practice On one hand it's a blessing, on the other, its a curse🙄😂😂😂
True Story. Due to Corona Virus I have to send my teacher a recording of my piece. Every time when I think „That was good, that one I‘ll send.“, I listen to it and then I‘m like „Oh no, my sound is so bad“ (Flautist) Then I‘m the frustrated one.
@@namenwerdenuberbewertet2948 yep, I finally accomplish a soothing, beautiful sound on my saxophone, but then I listen to the recording and it sounds like THUNDER
@@BoogleBeats Which device are you using for recording? I‘m just using my phone and my teacher told me I shouldn‘t worry about my sound too much (when listening to the recording) as phones aren‘t made for this type of recordings. The phone isn‘t really able to catch the different dynamics and also isn‘t made for high notes. Actually I knew before that the phone isn‘t the best way of recording something but hearing it from my teacher was kind of calming 😅 So I just pay attention to rythm and timing and don‘t care that much about sound anymore when listening to what I played.
@@namenwerdenuberbewertet2948 yeah, I had to play during class once so I just used my Windows computer microphone. It was crazy distorted! Everyone was laughing about it. Anyways, my parents bought me a microphone so I could play for my class whenever I needed to.😆
For piano players: when u practice and can't get anything right, so you slam on the keys. (Personally I've never slammed them bc my asian mom would beat me up but my brother has 😶)
@Nadia Charoensuk Yes. The care of acoustic pianos is expensive. I have a Yamaha digital piano. Love acoustics but I don't have the money. And the cheaper acoustics pianos that are affordable are simply a furniture not an instrument.
@Nadia Charoensuk I feel u 😭 pianos r overall expensive (if u want a piano with a good sound to it) so that's y I get scared everytime my brother slams the piano
i’m literally always depressed or spacing out while one of my friend is super talented and works super hard and my other friend is don’t practive a lot but super talented
8:04 right after he unplugged the lights I got an ad that began with a hospitalized man flat-lining. In all honesty that was what really made this video great to me.
@@Karmag3 It was more like a big sprained ankle. So the day I was supposed to play in public, I tried to take a few steps and almost fell with my cello. On the scene 🥲
where is
"Neglects technique to try and play that one piece way above your skill level"
That is everyone musician ever.
Yeah it isn't a category it's eveyone
yeah that's like every musician ever lol
Playing above your skill level helps you improve your technique, if played *properly*
Hey.
You forgot the one that starts from the beginning everytime he makes a mistake
8. Self -critical
Did you miss that one?
@@geckogeico2212 8
Me
Me
@Lyla Laycre What?? I was just classifying what he said and pointing out that it was in the video...
Practicing at home: pure joy and harmony
Playing in front of my teacher: *feels like I have never seen that sheet music in my life before*
I can so painfully relate to that! 😂😂😂
the pressure is REAL
Weirdly, I’m the opposite XD
So true... then I have to play the same thing for ages when it's fine at home
same here
Brett: "Hey you're missing something there"
Eddy: "What am I missing?"
Brett: "Your life"💀
when you're frustrated and depressed while screaming internally bEcAuSe you can't get that one goddamn part right -
And you want to throw your violin away because of the frustration but you don't because you remember that it is very expensive 😂😂
And thats the point where I start practicing methodically
Yeah. Same
Well if you can play it slow, you can play it fast - so problem solved!
This is such a mood.
*picks up an instrument*
*puts the instrument back*
Eh that's good enough
Me tho
Chicken Tenders guilty lmao
Me with my viola
Cami ThePotatoWolfx3 oof
That's my practice technique
You forgot about the one who watches TwoSetViolin instead of practicing.
Me
But it's not practising
Alice Angel me rn 😂
Or practices while watching TwoSetViolin and experiences half of these listed.... #multitaskingdepressionprocrastinationmyneckhurtsicantdothis lol
thats just the procrastinator
I'm a singer, not a violinist, but I can relate to like 80% of this. I'm kind of this routine:
1. Procrastinate
2. Decide to practice
3. Warm up
4. Scales
5. Space out while practicing breath support
6. Keeps changing pieces
7. Self critical
8. Depressed.
9. Recording myself (sometimes)
10. Even more depressed
11. Quit for like 2 days
I'm also a singer and I go through these exact stages too, minus the scales. Just add "interpreter" and "thinker" to the mix. And sometimes I sing for days on end but then stop for like a week and feel depressed about having to train to regain control over my voice again lol
As a singer and pianist this one's mine 💀💀💀
1. Ohhhh right I should probably practice my timing in the song I'm meant to sing at a rehearsal lol
2. Boots up pc
3. Spends 30 minutes watching old videos from when I was a kid
4. Ohhh right the practice
5. Practices timing for like 10 minutes
6. Oh lmao shouldn't I warm up
7. Decides not to warm up
8. Random ahh concert of old songs
9. Hmm let me practice the whole song
10. Practices for another 10 minutes
11. Hm I should go practice my piano
12. Plays one excercise and gets mad when I suck balls
13. Plays pieces I know to build confidence
14. Tries again
15. Still sucks balls
16. Anger and mental breakdown but then gaslights myself into thinking I'm a calm pianist practicing
17. 2 minutes later: it doesn't work
18. Goes through pieces I know again
19. Practices identifying notes
20. Ohhh right that music app I have
21. Practices intervals for like 30 minutes
22. Ugh I'm tired imma listen to storm by Vivaldi
i love "Quit for like 2 days" part
YES 😭
The “Procrastinator” hits way closer to home than I would care to admit
I admit Im like that sometimes but Im making sure I practice everyday
Dude, I’m with you. Let’s not talk about how long I wait to practice before my vocal lessons *cough*day of*cough*🤦🏻♀️
my solution is to keep the instrument out of case and literally in arms reach of me, and not to care what it is i initially play, because once i start its alot easier
I struggle with the exact same problem too!
@@BobsRockets i agree with that , the problem is always with starting to practice , and not only in playing instruments , even drawing for example ..... When you start you just can't stop , but it's hard to start ...... I need to practice 💔
You forgot: the one person who is terrible at vibrato but does it anyways - excessively
MEEEEEE LMAO
That’s me right there
*i have been summoned*
Why u gotta call me out like that :')
I like to think I'm okay at it but I also think I do it a bit too much haha (I play cello btw, idk if it's easier than violin, it probably is lol)
I call my practice routine “The 5 Stages”
1. Self Critical
2. Frustrated
3. The Discusser
4. Depressed
5. Procrastinator
this is so relatable lmao!
I call this one...
Drumroll please..
✨ The one that gave up on life but still tries ✨
Mine:
1.Procrasttinator
- Goes to Practice like 5 hr later-
2. Self Critical
3. Frustrated
4. Discusser
Back to Procastinator
Sounds about right
Hahaha, far too relatable ^.^
😆I'm not a violinist but a pianist. I think these are universal. I laughed so hard. I am methodical, but also record myself and listen to recordings. It was fun to watch this with my musician children and point out which ones they were as well. I love your guys' content.
SAME I"M A KID
Me too
Yeah me too I play cello 🤣
*Plays easy parts, sight reads hard parts once and calls it a practice*
Lol true
Uhm... relatable
It's the emotion that counts
Lower your voice
that's me (kinda)
2. How your parents want you to practice
11. How you want to practice
3. How you think you practice
4. & 20. How you actually practice
This is definitely me
Lol 420 blaze it
-I'm in this photo and I don't like it.
I'm actually procrastinating right now
Madeline Loyd lowkey 3 tho
I feel personally attacked by all of these except the "casual but talented one"
that was not funny?
@@orsemcore he is implying that he is untalented
JDestroy r/whoooosh
Advaith Remesh r/whoooosh
@@advaithremesh1698 i understand what he said, but it was not funny
me:
1. depressed
2. thinking i can be better if i keep practicing
3. lazy to practice
4. depressed because im not good
5.thinking when i get better
6. depressed
Does this happen to anyone else?
Practice: Perfection
Recital: *Hands turn off*
This happens to me in concerts as well as playing tests
3 hours practice a day. solid, incredible sound. perfect. concert day. first note.
squeak.
Omg I hate it when that happens ;-;
Practice: shifts while doing scales and song sounds like heaven (when practicing to the orchestra audio)
Playing test: sssss- *bad string crossing* SQUEak
Marie C oof I only play percussion but that sounds painful
I’m the one that practices for like 10 min then leaves for 30 min breaks 😂
Camila Amaro same!!!
Lol same😂
😂👌
Not really 😂😂😂
Me took
I can’t be the only one who practices in front of a mirror for technique purposes but then ends up staring at my face, gets pissed off by my facial expressions and leaves
Yes.
Same
Same
Use a fun 🏠 mirror. It's what I do! Now learn Paganism! I mean Paganini!🍟
Pagan Wolf i don't get it 😔🤔
The screeching sound is something I relate to on a spiritual level my man
When you start out as casual but talented...... but turn into casual without talent........
*cries for help*
💜
i think that's called learning harder pieces as you progress with the instrument (we suffer)
well, talented ones need practice as well lol
maybe that’s why
@sakurakeys yep 🥲
@@bigworldsmallperson you suffer but why
Me: I'm going to record myself
After listening to the recording: I don't want to learn music anymore
same omg 😭
Oof this was me yesterday recording a piece for choir
I made this mistake of recording myself just once, and then never again because it sounded like a cat dying xD
It is on the same level of cringe as listening to your own voice
Sometimes it's like that and sometimes is like:
Me: Oh that performance was so bad i don't want to learn music anymore
After listening to the recording: Omg that was awesome i'm the new ling ling
Me: picks up violin
Holds it for five minutes
*Five mins later* alright done
Same but i do it with ukulele
Angle Sparkle118095 omg I’ve been trying to learn ukulele for 2 months now, I haven’t even learned the basic chords 😭
@@gigipaul626 learn easy chords like C F and Am. Then after, challenge yourself to learn G
Angle Sparkle118095 ah, okay, thank u for the tips ☺️
@@gigipaul626 np!
My late x husband was an American concert flutist. He was type 2 on your list but he did schedule in a life. His friend Sam was an English concert flutist of the type 3 on your list. Sam sauntered into competitions and auditions wearing sandals, Bermuda shorts and Hawaiian print shirts, and he always won. The judges always made Sam play much longer than everyone else. My x wasn't always allowed to finish a piece before he was excused. My x was a capable professional but watching him play was no pleasure, it looked painful for him. Sam was a joy to watch, he was clearly in love with what he was doing. One loses oneself in the music.
That’s a sad story
Me: plays one note on the piano
Also me: I practice a lot today, I'm gonna get ice cream, I deserve it.
Me. lol Though, I do admit, I spent 5 hours learning a video game song by ear. Otherwise, when it comes to practising, I'll spend maybe 20 or 30 mins before going "I think that's good enough!" But I can also be number 8 and end up criticising myself a lot. ;w;
InSomniaArmyCheshire MooMooReveluvMeU
I spent at least a week learning all the songs of Hamilton my heart
Why you no practice 40hours like ling ling reeeeeee
Ana Domingos i play the piano and i always play for my parents and always give me takis :))) no joke :)))) whole not double btw
@@belle8766 *heavy breathing*
THEY'RE STILL ALIVE!! I THOUGHT ONLY I WAS NOW KEEPING HIS FLAME!! FINALLY!
The interpreter is literally every single English teacher
Why doesn't this have 4 million likes?
I got it to 4 likes. That's progress
SO TRUE
It is soooooooo true !
True, even when I was in fine art, one of my teachee argue with someone who work at the museum XD
Where’s “doesn’t practice until the day before class”?
I always practice one hour before lesson, shame on me
I practice once a week
Meanwhile the only time I do practice is at class or when my parents tell me to help my sister practice, so...
Omg I am in this comment
That’s not me cuz my Chinese mom makes me practice 😂😂🤦🏻♀️
My level of procrastination is like, god-tier. I love playing and practicing, yet I am always putting it off.
same I wish this behavior changes soon
Me: spends two hours playing every piece of music i own instead of the stuff im actually supposed to be practicing
Whyyy don't show my secrets on French horn
I do that a lot.
Meeeeee tooooo! Lol!
Same though. My teacher get soo mad
Oh god me with singing
You forgot people who play woodwinds and literally pass out after not taking in any oxygen for 5 min.
Rebeca Donadon Tru facts sis every woodwind would understand XD
i literally write in my music “BREATH ARIEL”😭😭😭😭
Rebeca Donadon haha trumpets too mate
Havent passed out yet, but felt like it
That's me, I'll play so long my face hurts, then I'll keep playing anyways
As a piano player I can relate to the “plays too fast” *also I haven’t touched a piano properly in almost three years*
bro me too like i only went back to reading sheet music ((bc i quit lessons 2 years ago but wanna go back oops)) a few days ago bc of twoset haunting me to practice :D
How do you touch a piano...
*improperly???*
@@enochianmagicrulez I haven't done lessons in 6 years smh
Samee 😂
We all know that when you are 10 years old on grade 4 on piano when you get bored you always just play your pieces at double speed 2 octaves up
1. SPACING OUT 0:02
2. STRUCTURED AND DISCIPLINED 0:26
3. CASUAL BUT TALENTED 1:23
4. CASUAL BUT NOT TALENTED 1:43
5. ALWAYS PRACTICING FAST 1:46
6. PRACTICING SUPER SLOW TEMPO 2:02
7. ONLY PRACTICING TECHNIQUE 2:27
8. SELF CRITICAL 3:00
9. KEEPS CHANGING PIECES 3:25
10. DOESN’T CORRECT PROBLEMS 4:34
11. THE THINKER 5:01
12. INJURY FREE MUSICIAN 5:23
13. INTERPRETER 5:42
14. FRUSTRATED 6:36
15. APP USER 6:47
16. THE DISCUSSER 6:59
17. RECORDING YOURSELF 7:29
18. DEPRESSED 7:59
19. PROCRASTINATOR 8:06
20. MENTAL PRACTICER 8:36
21. MULTI-TASKER 8:44
22. PRACTICING IN FRONT OF THE MIRROR 8:57
23. RECORDING LISTENER 9:03
Thanks
Why Dosent this have more likes? You did the impossible!
Am I the only one who walks around the room while they practice?
No, I do that too while practicing the piano
NO UR NOT XDDDD
Hahaha me too 😂
I walk around while playing the organ :D
@@musik350 😂
Casual but not talented is my like 24/7 wow
Same 😂
Going between that and depressed for me.
#relatable lmao eks dee this is why I don't have friends
Casual but untalented is me 24/7
Me growing up playing piano:
Teacher: why didn’t you practice this week at home?
Me: thinks back to all the time I spent on youtube*
Uhhhhh I left my piano at home?
Teacher: what?
Me: what?
Minkookie18 and then you spend 20 minutes with the flash cards
@Minkookie18
same but i say
“i forgot to feed my viola...”
Sorry my dog ate my piano
😂
Teacher: What?
Me: What?
Teacher+Me: what?whatwhat?what?
Me: Mine
Teacher: (visible confusion)
Me: MineMineMineMineMineMineMine
Today, I got so pissed while practicing that I had no energy left to be pissed and could finally practice normally.
"practicing in front of the mirror"
pianists: :/
Just put a mirror near to piano
@@sharky3840 Put the mirror on the is easier that put your piano in front of the mirror 😂
I usually record myself and then watch the video
eh....what about recording it in video
Time to take a grand piano into a public bathroom
*tunes my ukulele*
"And I'm done."
that was not funny?
JDestroy lol it kinda was 😂
This is me lol.
Litterally me but wit my violin
JDestroy not funny didnt laugh
“There aren’t 40 hours in a day”
-Some anti Ling Ling wannabe
Those people don't deserve to come watch Twoset videos. Ohh, and in one of their meme reaction videos, some guy was like "Who is LingLing?" 😑😑😑 I'm like Bro, were you living under a rock?
It's not a reason O.O Get your shit together and find your 40 hours a day -_- Lmao to all the anti lingling
Ugh yeah.. government’s always brainwashing people to be anti-Ling Ling 😒
Whoever is a anti Ling Ling wannabe, I will say "You no Ling Ling! Ling Ling practices 40 hours a day!"
Plot twist: Ling Ling studies at Hogwarts and got their hands on a time turner.
I'm listing the ones I actually tend to do a lot when I practice as a piano beginner :
*5. Practicing fast* (this is actually when I already know the piece,i'm practicing my memory to know what to press on the spot,also agility I guess. but I do practice them slower after that)
*8. Self critical* (I talk to myself a lot yes😂 Everytime I play the wrong note I would go "oh,wrong note. go back 2-3 measures before")
*9. Keep changing pieces* (As an impatient person,I would go play the easy piece or the piece I had practiced after attempting to learn the current one. Also the fact that I am a beginner afterall and maybe it's different once you advance.)
*15. Frustrated* (no explanation)
*16. The app user* (yeah,I'm still a teen and broke)
*18. Recording yourself* (okay,I know I said I listed what I tend to do a lot but,I do only do this sometimes. Since I haven't really memorized a lot of pieces. But this is very useful though! So you can hear what your "audience" is hearing. Like the tempo and such)
*19. Depressed* (this used to me back then! I was a pretty sensitive kid so it stressed me out to get a lot of mistakes,especially as an 8 year old)
*20. Procastinator* (all. the. time. there's just a lot of interesting things in the world! trying to fit them all in a day is so hard. I only get to practice 1 hour a day most of the time🥲)
*21. Mental Practicer* (I can't explain. I do this before practicing)
*22. Multi Tasker* (sometimes)
*24. Recording Listener* (I think we all relate to this already so I don't have to explain)
Who else is watching this instead of practicing?
I'm a solid 22
Feel bored
Me ;)
I don't even play the violin yet, so ultimate procrastination. 👍🏼
Me!!
You forgot the one that never practices but is always getting better
That’s probably casual but talented
Same with me the most I practiced is an hour rest in class
Wow! I'd love to see that
i'm that person
@@caitlin24 Me what?
Me : "imma study music today"
* plays piano for 5 minutes *
* watch twoset for an hour and counting it as studying because it is music related *
lmao yes
hey at least you practiced ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ;)
Me rn instead of practicing bassoon
I AM LITERALLY DOING IT RIGHT NOW
Me right now
When I practice I get mad that I’m not super good and then I stop practicing even though I need to practice to get good. The struggle is real.
“I don’t know if I should play viol-PIZZA.”
I felt that.
Me when I have the melody: easy. Me when I have the background: so apparently all of the sudden I c a n t r e a d
So true
yep
Happens everyday
bro i play the viola
Sasha Rose
Bro in one of my pieces I have like 5 bars of melody (me viola) and l was like :OOOO
Me when I'm practicing:
"Wow I'm playing this too fast. I should slow down."
*plays first 2 measures slow but then gets fast again*
Soooo true bro!!!! So true lol
It called metronome
M E
way too relatable omg
Hahahhaha yess
My practice routine pretty much daily:
1. Procrastinate by watching Twoset Violin while opening my case
2. After 10 minutes I have finally opened the case 😢
3. Try to be ling ling but end up only practicing 5 minutes
You forgot one: Someone who practices when they feel inspired to do so, happens rarely, but when it happens they practice for hours at once like crazy.
-> dats me :D
Same but I'm in band
That’s what I call adhd™️
Ezra Wilson can confirm, as a person with ADHD this is exactly how i practice
Ms. Zombangle same
Me too tho
I am the “Musician wannabe” type. I don’t play any instruments YET, but watching twoset is a kind of warm up for my future practicing
You should start.
This is my third round of trying to learn to actually play the piano instead of just messing around so I get that XD
Excuses. Start practicing!
You should start
You should! I play piano already, but I am getting a violin soon. And can't wait to start!
"What am I missing??" "Uh... Your life ". 😂🤭
Lisabbonnie I thought it would be sleep 🤔
I'm a combo of 8, 9 and sometimes 15. I enjoy my practice, but I'm endlessly hard on myself. Can totally relate to the one where you record yourself, thinking you played your best, but the recording was awful. Lol. You learn a lot.
So how many people start out structured and disciplined but slowly end up spacing out lol
When I'm practicing piano definitely
Karleppo IKR it's always the piano
@@geraldkiing1904 I was actually referencing the piano XD
tbh you space out more in piano xc
I do that on piano too. I start by actually doing my what I’m supposed to be doing but then I’ll suddenly realize that for the hour I’ve just spent playing, only five minutes were spent on legitimate practice.
I feel like we have all been the depressed musician at some point....
I’m a beginner and now I’m scared
@@RainboFoxx i promise it takes a LONG time to get there and many musicians don’t!
So trueeeeeee, if you don't go through that phase ... GOD BLESSED YOU LET ME TELL YOU THAT MUCH 😝🤣😂
Yeah
@@delaneyfinn6324 I was a depressed musician at 6 after realizing that after 2 years of violin my mom still yelled and screamed at me for being terrible-
You forgot the one who takes a break every 5 minutes
Oh damn... that's me XD
Solivier Junior
That’s me
I can confirm this, I’m taking my 5min break rn to watch TwoSet
Meee
Too relatable!
I'm a mix of a few of these, but "casual but not talented" is a major one! It hurts!
I’m the first one, every time I practice the piano, i fall deeper and deeper into random meaningless thoughts.
And magically can play it smoothly until the end than that moment I tried to be serious
Same!
Yay hello stay!
Idk for me playing the piano is like not having to think at all, just feel the music 😅 really therapeutic for stress reduction and stuff like that
Same
I don't procrastinate, I just don't practice.
dats me I have not been doing so for 4 months ; i'm fucked
Neha Kiran What instrument do you play?
@@flinzart violin 😂😂😂😂
Neha Kiran Haha I play cello. How long have you played?
I practice the day my lesson is smh
You forgot the one that starts practicing a completely new piece really fast but then slows the tempo down every time they mess up.
me me me
Lol thats me
Meeee😅
You got me bro
Oh man this is so real it hurts
My stages of practicing:
1. Warm Up
2. Fix Posture
3. Scales
4. Find a video of the song so I know how it sounds
5. Play a line of the song at a time
6. Play the whole song and realize I played it too fast
7. Play the song perfectly until that one note at the end of the piece
8. Get frustrated and puts violin away
I realize that I'm guilty of all of these except the talented one 😂
Me too im casual and talented
Jolteon’s Channel I think he meant the opposite bro xD
Jolteon’s Channel LMAO
How are you both 5 and 6, they’re polar opposites
Same with 10/11
I practice but then I'm the person who loses self-esteem 1 minute after
This
I'm the person who's terrified to even pick up the concerto because I'm afraid of sounding worse than the day before. Wat a life we lead.. And then I'll do it and practice for hours and hours and I'll be alright, but yeah, then after is the crippling realization that I sound like a nice steamy pile of excrement :) it's so hard to overcome
Me too. It's so much more comfortable to never practice and not have to face the fact that I am a terrible musician. It feels like I haven't quite relinquished my potential yet, when I put it off. I never have to face my flaws. But even so, flaws won't be solved by such a cowardly approach.
Yup me right there
Depressed. The amount of times I’ve cried holding an instrument is just painful
same
Me:
Casual but not talented
Self Critical
Keeps changing pieces
The thinker
Interpreter
Frustrated
Recording yourself
Procastinator
Multitasker (sometimes)
Practicing in front of the mirror
Recording listener
I hope you can imagine my practice.
"What should I do with my wrist?"
"Dude, you're a singer"
But my hand feels weird just sitting there...
You gatta hold the microphone XD
"Wrists should be relaxed because excess tension may cause a valsalva response" every classical voice teacher ever xD
me, a beginner clarinetist:
- plays from the start every time i make a mistake
- doesn’t like to practice in slow tempos
- bust out laughing every time i squeak a note
Emanuela Ruscheweyh sadly the only way to get a good tone is by playing longggggggg notes at slow tempos till ur lips are swollen and ur cheeks can’t smile no more HAHHAHAHAHA
High five I’m a beginner clarinetist too
BRO SAME. Im an intermediate clarinetist
Sounds like me
SAMEEEE when I used to do piano
Definitely a mix of frustrated, depressed, and procrastinator lol
Appa! Yip Yip!
Same
tiffasaurusrex83 I’m also the discusser, the one that keeps changing pieces, and the one that is casual but not talented :/
Im these and classic but untalented xD
^^
“just shut up and practice”
literally my whole life 😂😂😂
I don't play violin, piano is my instrument, but these fit for that to. These are so accurate.
Same
Yeah
Same, i play classical guitar but this video is so true haha
ikrrr
It says “musicians” it doesn’t say violinist I play cello so like
PROCRASTINATOR IS LITERALLY ME.
“Dude you forgot to practice today-“
“It’s 10, I’ll do it tomorrow...”
“Oh, I have to go to tennis class today...”
“I uhm, have arm pain..?”
Omg why am I a procrastinator
@Yzabelle Sese It's been a week. Have you practiced yet? XD
(I know this might burn a little, but sometimes we need that low-key burn ;)
I sadly am one as well... with me it's more like this:
Me: *Early morning* So time to do something useful, practice drawing, fix up my ripped uniform pants, Oh and set my alarm so I don't forget I need to go to work this afternoon *Gets downstairs and sees PC which is turned off*
Me: *Sits down behind PC turns it on and puts timer on for work* Hmm let's see *Goes browsing the internet*
-8 Hours later-
Timer: Work time, it's work time
Me: Oh work time already?? But I still need to fix my pants *Didn't do anything useful and didn't touch the pencil at all those hours* Oh well I grab the spare pair for now
-After work-
Me: Let's do some dishes *does dishes* Hmm I feel like I forgot to do something *Forgot about practicing drawing and fixing the pants*
-2 weeks later-
Me: *Hadn't touched the pencil for those weeks and finds ripped pants that has been laying right behind me on the table so I wouldn't forget* Oh yeah I was supposed to fix this thing! *Fixes it half way and goes to do other things and forgets about it again until I have fixed it months later*
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I know I'm terrible sometimes xD I used to be way worse then this so there is progress hahaha... I do try not to but my mind is always distracted on Something.. sometimes the most stupidest things... so I easily forget what I was actually supposed to do haha
Tennis class
Bold of you to think that I actually practice.
How dare you:)?!
ling ling does not approve
okay but tbh i don't either-
AHHHH NOOO
@@amari969 idk where to start 😭
I'm not a violinist but a pianist, but i can relate 😂. My practice routine usually including these stages :
1. Super slow tempo playing
2. Facing difficulties at some parts
3. Starting to understand how the music should be phrasing, but then i starting to play faster than i should be
4. Doubting myself, even gets depress if i couldn't find the solutions of my problems
5. Procastinating (especially at the weekends)
The "Casual but talented" was literally my friend: we were in Architecture school together and she was finishing a Piano degree at the conservatory on the side. While we were pulling all-nighters to finish our project, suddenly she would jump out of her skin, "Crap, I have a concert tomorrow!!" practice literally half an hour and then "show up a little early" (her words) to the concert to squeeze in a little extra practice.
She ended up graduating cum laude from University at the earliest possible date, and got her Piano diploma at the end of the same Summer. Certain people are just too talented...
Can she share some of talent cause I don't have any...
Thats.. my stand partner... who passed the same auditions as me but I practiced and he didnt😭
I bet she was asian
Svenew nope, Italian (if you were responding to me 😊)
@@svenew7609 lol😂
Of course they used Brett for the depressed one 😂😂
I know right😂 he looks so dead inside😂
hmmmmm
I think thats how he actually practices😂
Its because he has practice being depressed
Alex Oram I laughed harder than I should have
'fantastic. i can't wait to move the hearts of the audience.'
that was adorable.
You should have the one who sits their with their instrument and watches TwoSet Violin instead of practicing.
Me in 2019: record myself playing chopin
Me after listening to the recording: I'm playing so well
Me in 2020: who made this monstrous sound
Same but that when I draw. 😅
Both !!
Li Ke Tan I can relate to that!
I'm playing Chopin for the first time and how do people do it?????
@@justicewasserved17 I guess we figured it out in some way...
I just let the crippling anxiety and self doubt motivate me! Anyone? ANYONE?
This
hey there ^^
Me wtf
SAAAAAME
YESSSS MEEEE! 😂
You forgot
"Does vibrato when unnecessary"
Plays guitar and does vibrato on the piano
Me: *cries in pianist*
Vibrato on Bach is the definitive interpretation! And I find myself vibrating on the piano to and I forget that it doesn’t really work
Being a flute player and Doing it in baroque music then getting yelled at for being stupid cause viRbrAtO diDnT eXist tHen
Or this: *doesn’t do vibrato when necessary*
here is my practice routine:
1: "Okay, just hurry it up and get it done"
2 *sees music*
3: cries and gets 0 on orchestra homework
the crying isn't just me. we have a club in orchestra called "We cry over our homework club"
Here's how my practice goes:
1. Spacing out
2. Too fast
3. Getting frustrated
4. Success(sometimes)
5. Unmotivated
6. Not wanting to do scales or practice techniques
7. Tired
8. Enjoying actually(sometimes)
9. Playing old pieces
10. Trying to remember what my teacher said at last lesson
same
same
I seriously struggle with the last one 😭
number 10 is so true
as a random saxophone player, this is very relatable
Why did Tchaikovsky write this in D Major?
There must be a *D* eeper meaning
Ahh yes, Tchaikovsky was known for his epic *P U N S*
On Vengerov's own words... Every violin concerto is in d major
Tchaikovsky was inspired by Lalo's Symphonie Espagnole which is in D minor ; maybe he kept the idea of a concerto in D but made it major instead.
No, he just likes the D
Don't forget Schumann's one is in D major as well.
I think everyone BUT Ling Ling can admit this......
We all procrastinate like poop
SlimeHut I like poop so I liked your comment 👍💩💩
@@sarahshi2436 eww
@sharah shi lmao
sarah shi what the actual-
yeah
i play the trumpet; these apply for me too. i call my practice routine “get me some help”.
1. setup
2. depression
3. wondering how trumpet exists
4. get off topic, space out for 30 mins
5. more depression
6. questioning life choices, wondering why i play the trumpet
7. procrastination, just forget about the music
8. put my instrument away
9. wanna actually practice now, so repeat.
me: plays through the pieces I've known for four years instead of the things I need to practice
I feel that. There’s this one piece that I’m learning but every time I try to practice it my brain is like “you should do that fun and easy one as a warm up” then after that it’s like “okay, okay, but... _what if you do it at 280 now even though you normally do it at 140 and this will 100% mess you up in practice tomorrow, as a warm up_ “
But why would I play the way too difficult piece that never goes well, when I can play that hella pretty piece that is so nice to play and I learned it like 5 years ago?
omg yeah
Does anybody realize how hilarious eddy is when he's mimicking and asian mom?😂😂😂😂
gO PrAcTicE!!!
Accurate
an Asian mom*
@@ipsharoy7398
I don’t get why you have to emphasise the A in “Asian” but decided that OP could spell “mum” as “mom”.
@@prestonang8216 oh, my bad. Autocorrect emphasized the A in "Asian"
“What am I missing?”
“Your life”
*damn that hit harder than my dad’s belt*
OMG A FELLOW BELT ABUSED PERSON!!!
There’s a small society of us..
Not funny, didn't laugh
@Teertha Vyas Not to be rude, but literally no one asked if you asked
@Teertha Vyas you did it
No one asked if you asked to ask nor anyone asking for you to ask how to ask to ask for asking
Nobody:
Me:
1. Think about playing
2. Confident.
3. Sing the music before play
4. Think about what your gonna sound like
5. Practice
6. Hit perfect notes for 3 seconds
7. MESSUP SCREEEEEEEEEEE
8. ANGRY ANGRY ANGRAAAAAAA
9. depressed.
10. Play again
11. IM DONE
I'm like procrastinator but reverse
*plays instrument* "I need to clean my room!"
*plays instrument* "I need to work out!"
*plays instrument* "I need to look for job!"
"...oh, it's past midnight... meh, I'll do it all tomorrow."
Please teach me your school of procrastination! I want to learn it!
But...
it is tomorrow
Same:
Have an essay to write - practice
Have a test the next day - practice
Have a bunch of stuff to sort out and organise and do - practice
On one hand it's a blessing, on the other, its a curse🙄😂😂😂
Same!! At least we do productive things with our time?
Hahaha
25: watch TwoSetViolin.
yay I'm practising
👆🏽
18. The recording ALWAYS sounds worse than the actual
True Story. Due to Corona Virus I have to send my teacher a recording of my piece. Every time when I think „That was good, that one I‘ll send.“, I listen to it and then I‘m like „Oh no, my sound is so bad“ (Flautist) Then I‘m the frustrated one.
@@namenwerdenuberbewertet2948 yep, I finally accomplish a soothing, beautiful sound on my saxophone, but then I listen to the recording and it sounds like THUNDER
@@BoogleBeats Which device are you using for recording? I‘m just using my phone and my teacher told me I shouldn‘t worry about my sound too much (when listening to the recording) as phones aren‘t made for this type of recordings. The phone isn‘t really able to catch the different dynamics and also isn‘t made for high notes. Actually I knew before that the phone isn‘t the best way of recording something but hearing it from my teacher was kind of calming 😅 So I just pay attention to rythm and timing and don‘t care that much about sound anymore when listening to what I played.
@@namenwerdenuberbewertet2948 yeah, I had to play during class once so I just used my Windows computer microphone. It was crazy distorted! Everyone was laughing about it. Anyways, my parents bought me a microphone so I could play for my class whenever I needed to.😆
ME! I always think I can't play because of it.
I love how authentic they are!
"Dude...just shut up and practice."
- Brett Yang
What I think I am: 3
What I actually am: 4
What I am at everything but my instrument: 3
What I really wish to be while playing my instrument: 3
For piano players: when u practice and can't get anything right, so you slam on the keys.
(Personally I've never slammed them bc my asian mom would beat me up but my brother has 😶)
Yes! I can relate. I've slammed them couple of times.
I just strike a dissonant bunch of keys in frustration, but try not to damage the instrument.
@@jbertucci Obviously! Pianos in general are expensive.
@Nadia Charoensuk Yes. The care of acoustic pianos is expensive. I have a Yamaha digital piano. Love acoustics but I don't have the money. And the cheaper acoustics pianos that are affordable are simply a furniture not an instrument.
@Nadia Charoensuk I feel u 😭 pianos r overall expensive (if u want a piano with a good sound to it) so that's y I get scared everytime my brother slams the piano
i’m literally always depressed or spacing out while one of my friend is super talented and works super hard and my other friend is don’t practive a lot but super talented
8:04 right after he unplugged the lights I got an ad that began with a hospitalized man flat-lining. In all honesty that was what really made this video great to me.
Haha!
EXP. I got a better butterfinger ad
“This guys life sucked@
I got a dog’s journey ad. Lol.
I got an ad for yousician omg XD
Brett: if it hurts u can’t practice
Cellists: have u heard of thumb position
Me, a bassist:
welp looks like you’re outta luck kiddo
Also me: play on my cello wtih a break legs...
@@littlesilverwings1845 as a cello player- I feel for u... how do u keep it in between ur legs?
@@Karmag3 It was more like a big sprained ankle. So the day I was supposed to play in public, I tried to take a few steps and almost fell with my cello. On the scene 🥲
Yes, and it's a killer!
“if it hurts you can’t practice”
*cries in dancer*
cries in pianist and dancer
@@vinsueringamer2388 cries in Violinist, dancer, and singer.
@@thealtpandapng *cries in disappointment*
Cries in musician
*cries in violinist and saxophonist*
I’m the procrastinator when it comes to literally everything