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I use a Korg.
The manufacturer isn’t important.
What is important is that you take the time to practice with a metronome.
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Funny thing, in 1967 I was in basic training at Ft Jackson, SC. There was a guy who could not keep time marching, had the entire platoon out of sync. Sgt recognized the problem, requisitioned a marching drum for him. He immediately forgot his feet and became the cadence leader of the entire company. no help but…
bert
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Funny story Bert. I’m working on my right hand and thumb like crazy, I wish there was a Marching Thumb!
I bought the Tama used from a kid that used to work at SCGC, how funny he was on Craigs list and a surfer….what a world. It’s great, loud, you can adjust the volume of each note, simple to use and looks pretty rugged. Eric Skye taught me the value of the right metronome, I think I found it and it has a headphone out so I won’t make my wife crazy!
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Well after a a lot of years I found the principle just as sound and also found peoples reaction to the idea of practicing with a metronome about the same as listening to a click track while recording. Not many are that disciplined but most are more accepting of a simple drum loop, even a cheap keyboard drum loop is more comfortable for most and gets the same job done. A better way to practice and record. 🙂
Tom eh
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