Allow me to suggest something for you to do. Do a run through but do it at half speed. I would recommend perhaps for the first time, doing it half speed with a metronome just so you don't get off the pulse. Do the full piece half speed and then perhaps increase it to 70%. Do it for 80%, for 90% and then at full speed.
check out the zuckerman masterclasses on this piece , its one of the ones with good recording quality in a concert hall. they used to be on youtube now im not sure. he really emphasises the articulation and color changes
It didn't post. My right shoulder and neck. I've been playing since May and had zero pain until a few weeks ago, when I upped the practice time to an hour - 90mins a day 5 days a week. I've gone back to 30min practices 4 days a week but it's still there.
This phase is particularly hard though, as it's 6 weeks long, compared to the usual 4 weeks in the past, which means you have to reach a much higher rating to get the same end-of-phase ranking.
Exactly. There's a bias both ways: both the "person with expensive gear doesn't want to admit their gear isn't as good as they think it is" bias but also the less-mentioned "person who doesn't want to buy more expensive gear wants to stay happy with what they have" bias. It is frankly impossible to objectively rate gear no matter who you are. Nonetheless, both biases are perfectly fine -- after all, the grail of audiophilia is being satisfied with your setup. Nonetheless, I still HATE when people, mostly Apple dongle fanboys, act like they're superior and more fiscally astute than everyone else because they read on Reddit that it "sounds the same as a $1200 DAC."
practice the passage with open strings only
i was able to get the vlm lower than kun bravo, solo, wolf, bon musica, everest, and a few more. go to a shop, thats where i tried all of these
bought tomi and leao
as long as the music is good, and the 'worse' headphones are quite a bit cheaper than the ones i own
Allow me to suggest something for you to do. Do a run through but do it at half speed. I would recommend perhaps for the first time, doing it half speed with a metronome just so you don't get off the pulse. Do the full piece half speed and then perhaps increase it to 70%. Do it for 80%, for 90% and then at full speed.
check out the zuckerman masterclasses on this piece , its one of the ones with good recording quality in a concert hall. they used to be on youtube now im not sure. he really emphasises the articulation and color changes
It didn't post. My right shoulder and neck. I've been playing since May and had zero pain until a few weeks ago, when I upped the practice time to an hour - 90mins a day 5 days a week. I've gone back to 30min practices 4 days a week but it's still there.
my guesses (just a guess) are:
cause theres no news?
git gud nub
offline and online are two different games
the best suggestion would be illegal for the person who proposes it
this season and the last i broke my personal best by a large margin and want to retain it in my record, so i just clear the vs matches events
This phase is particularly hard though, as it's 6 weeks long, compared to the usual 4 weeks in the past, which means you have to reach a much higher rating to get the same end-of-phase ranking.
thats true, dropped from rank 8x in mid nov to now 2xx without playing a single game🫠
I got 1900 rating today, should I try and push for 2000?
if you feel like the script is going in your favor, go for it. i think i pushed from 1900 to just over 2000 in one very long session
regardless, i suggest leaving passing and dribbling at zero (maybe passing at 4)
was confused for a second ahahaha
either way, you need dexterity for the balance and acceleration
unlikely
source: experience trying cheap dacs and reddit research
Exactly. There's a bias both ways: both the "person with expensive gear doesn't want to admit their gear isn't as good as they think it is" bias but also the less-mentioned "person who doesn't want to buy more expensive gear wants to stay happy with what they have" bias. It is frankly impossible to objectively rate gear no matter who you are. Nonetheless, both biases are perfectly fine -- after all, the grail of audiophilia is being satisfied with your setup. Nonetheless, I still HATE when people, mostly Apple dongle fanboys, act like they're superior and more fiscally astute than everyone else because they read on Reddit that it "sounds the same as a $1200 DAC."
thing is, im a apple dongle fanboi and dont own dacs/amps
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Academic medicine is a thing!
but dont they need separate (additional) qualifications
I have seen the some of my posts are being deleted by the moderators i don t know why , i didn t break any rules.
yea ive had all my posts related to my team/ranking deleted
that win rate AND rating….
under 1k the xt3 and a7iii are hard to beat
my guess is because of pro utility, and limitations in sound vs open backs
not drinking or smoking has never been more acceptable lmao
haven’t encountered any cheaters recently