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Old 01-12-2012, 11:29 PM
 
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Default Practice routines

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What have you found to be be a good no-brainer 30 minute practice routine? I like to play arpeggios in minor thirds, but need variety. I have kids so I don't get much uninterrupted time. Thanks
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Old 01-13-2012, 09:42 AM
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What are you trying to accomplish musically?
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Good question. Mainly I'm trying to maintain technique- I don't expect to make much musical progress practicing only 30 minutes.
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It's hard to say without some insight into you current level of playing. I suppose you could tone down the Howard Roberts Superchops routine to 30 minutes (I completed the whole 20-week program myself, at about 50 minutes per day). That would give you practice comping, soloing, and ingraining common chord progressions.
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