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Old October 4th, 2006
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hi do you think when starting i should use a metronome ?
and also do you know a site where i can download one for pc?(free of course)

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Its funny, one thing is to buy a metronome and use it and the other thing is to LEARN to use diferent timings on it. When you buy a metronome also you should learn how to play a single note each beat, 2, 3,4, and 12 notes per beat and when. There are really great exercizes for the knowledge of the metronome use that i found on the John Petrucci instructional video: Rock Discipline, wich is the best for medium guitarists. It helped me 100%. If you cant find it look very hard for some lessons about it
right on gt truly a difference between having one and using it to every advantage!


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