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How does one move their hands at different tempos? ive been trying to get into piano but i keep running into the problem of my hands having difficulty working at different tempos.

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demilypyro:

demilypyro:

Just do it innit

I dunno for me I tend to try and get my one hand into the rhythm until it becomes automatic and then I start on the other hand, trying not to think about the first hand anymore, just letting it do its thing. Once I’ve got the feel for that, I can usually get back into it from muscle memory if that makes sense? I dunno I think it’s probably different for everyone

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  1. toe-sucker-416 said: Ogh. Just tried that, don’t like it. Takes much more focus than it should even for vastly different tempos.
  2. daemonhxckergrrl reblogged this from demilypyro and added:
    good advice - practicing hands separately is key to getting muscle memory and internalising what you're doing.
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  4. someonefromsouth said: I got used to it by just mapping it as a really long and weird time signature(like if I had to play on 4s and 3s, i pretend it’s on 6s). It helped that I never got far enough into drums to try math rock, but sitll
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  7. aggrax reblogged this from demilypyro and added:
    It's definitely a skill that comes easier to some than others. I wasn't great at it when learning piano but I picked up...
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