Hey guys,
I was wondering how you guys split up practicing your rudiments. By that I mean: How many measures do you play of a rudiment before taking a break, or resting? (And by resting I mean resting for a measure or two, not putting your sticks down and going to get a glass of water). Or, do you just play straight through and not really pay much attention to how many measures you're playing of a rudiment?
I myself have found that practicing straight through with a metronome becomes monotonous and taking a break helps me to really learn and internalize the rudiment.
Feedback, or comments would be great.
Take Care
-Tony
I was wondering how you guys split up practicing your rudiments. By that I mean: How many measures do you play of a rudiment before taking a break, or resting? (And by resting I mean resting for a measure or two, not putting your sticks down and going to get a glass of water). Or, do you just play straight through and not really pay much attention to how many measures you're playing of a rudiment?
I myself have found that practicing straight through with a metronome becomes monotonous and taking a break helps me to really learn and internalize the rudiment.
Feedback, or comments would be great.
Take Care
-Tony