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Steady hands
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A steady beat keeps the same space between taps.
Taps that creep closer together speed the music up, and taps that spread apart slow it down. Either way, that is drifting.
Listen to the space between the sounds.
It never changes, from the first sound to the last. That even space is what your taps aim for.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Your taps get closer and closer together. What is happening?
Count out loud: one, two, three, four.
Saying the numbers keeps your taps even. After four, start again at one.
Count one to four twice while you tap. The line in the middle splits the eight beats in two.
Feeling sure is when hands start to rush.
Near the end, many players speed up without noticing. Keep listening to the clicks until the very last one.
Now the same thing, a little faster.
The space is shorter, but it is still even.
Keep counting out loud. Listen to the clicks right up to the eighth beat.
Your hands can hold a steady beat.
What you learned
- A steady beat keeps the same space between every tap.
- Speeding up or slowing down without meaning to is drifting.
- Counting out loud, one to four, keeps the taps even.
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