Free Practice

Open time to play whatever you feel like: jam, explore, try new licks.

30 min

Tempo
Free
Duration
30 min
Last time
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First time here, go for it!

FocusCurrent focus

Define what you want to work on now.

How to play it
Why this exercise

This is where you apply the technique you have been practicing in a real musical setting. Free practice locks in what you have learned, sharpens your ear, and keeps you excited about playing.

  1. Put on a backing track, a loop, or just the metronome at 60 BPM, and start playing.
  2. Alternate between free jamming, practicing a new lick, and exploring an idea in your head.
  3. If a lick trips you up, practice it alone for a few minutes and go back to jamming.
  4. Don't chase perfection: aim for musicality, good dynamics, and enjoying yourself.
  5. Make a note (mental or written) of ideas you want to come back to tomorrow.
Today's tip

Start with 5 minutes of gentle warm-up, or revisiting something you already know.

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