loop practice

Zeek writes to the Forum on DrBanjo.com: In ads for your camps I’ve seen mention of segments of your teaching dealing with the “pro sound.” I’m very interested in this.… Read More

Attendees of last January’s Basic Banjo camp recently exchanged emails about their progress. Keith P. from Maryland wrote:… Read More

Lenny asks: How do you define good tone? What are some things to look out for that detract from good tone and what are some specifics that promote good tone?… Read More

Bill writes: Hey! I’m 53 with a family and work 6 days a week. I’ve been playing for 2 years but gotten to the point where I don’t feel like I’m using the little time I have for productive practicing. Could you suggest what I should be doing! … Read More

I’d like to share with you the method I have used for years to iron out problems in my playing, in the shortest possible time. The “loop” I refer to means taking a short segment of a piece and playing it repeatedly in rhythm without stopping.

The “loop” I refer to means taking a short segment of a piece and playing it repeatedly in rhythm without stopping. Using this method will help you tackle many different kinds of challenges.… Read More