Y yosh New member Nov 9, 2005 #1 i know this is kind of a oxymoron question.. but is there any way to improve ones' grooviness and add creative fills through practice? After i practice fills, i find it hard to incoporate into my grooving.. its like when i groove i kinda forget everything...
i know this is kind of a oxymoron question.. but is there any way to improve ones' grooviness and add creative fills through practice? After i practice fills, i find it hard to incoporate into my grooving.. its like when i groove i kinda forget everything...
D drummar-buah New member Nov 20, 2005 #2 i think this topic has been discussed before? hmm i forgotten wat i said that time though..
ahpek1 New member Nov 20, 2005 #3 yosh said: i know this is kind of a oxymoron question.. but is there any way to improve ones' grooviness and add creative fills through practice? After i practice fills, i find it hard to incoporate into my grooving.. its like when i groove i kinda forget everything... Click to expand... A good start is to practice with a metronome
yosh said: i know this is kind of a oxymoron question.. but is there any way to improve ones' grooviness and add creative fills through practice? After i practice fills, i find it hard to incoporate into my grooving.. its like when i groove i kinda forget everything... Click to expand... A good start is to practice with a metronome
