Jivi
Senior Member
Lately I've been practicing my singles, getting them up to speed, getting the accents, and getting even strokes.
But I am no where near to what I want my single strokes to be and so I keep on practicing them.
I also wonder how long it is going to take me to get them really really good. Because I practice them so much, I don't have a lot of time to practice other things. There is also the matter of mastering the single stroke when doing triplets and quintuplets and all of that.
When I think about all of the things that I want to get nailed, just for the the single stroke roll, It seem it will take forever to get there and that I would neglect everything else.
Basically I don't know whether I should concentrate on a few things so much and not move on.
I want everything I learn to be perfect and I want to be able to pull out any combination of what I learn out when I want to, but it doesn't seem like that is going to happen in the near future.
When do I know to move on?
But I am no where near to what I want my single strokes to be and so I keep on practicing them.
I also wonder how long it is going to take me to get them really really good. Because I practice them so much, I don't have a lot of time to practice other things. There is also the matter of mastering the single stroke when doing triplets and quintuplets and all of that.
When I think about all of the things that I want to get nailed, just for the the single stroke roll, It seem it will take forever to get there and that I would neglect everything else.
Basically I don't know whether I should concentrate on a few things so much and not move on.
I want everything I learn to be perfect and I want to be able to pull out any combination of what I learn out when I want to, but it doesn't seem like that is going to happen in the near future.
When do I know to move on?