Harp noob here. In measure 4 how am I supposed to know you don’t wait until the full first note (or chord I guess) is done playing before you start playing the second note (and the same for notes 3,4 and 5,6). Also why is it using a bracket on the third beat when the last note of that chord is already being played in that chord. That seems pointless right?
I have played acoustic and classical for a while. I have an older vox tube amp but I have to play very quietly and I can’t really get a great sound out of it possibly for this reason.
I was considering either getting a katana or similar small modeling amp or getting a used headrush modeler and a studio monitor like kali lp-6. Since I’m new to electric guitar I don’t really have a specific sounds I’m chasing. It would be nice to have the ability to have a lot of ability to experiment and also to have the option to have a nice clean sound if I want to mess around with amplifying my classical and applying more nuanced effects to it. The headrush and monitor is a bit more expensive but not terrible for used ones I’ve seen. I am open to other suggestions too. Thanks for reading!
It seems like a useful thing to keep track of, but takes more concentration than just playing by ear. Just curious what you guys do. Thank you!
It seems like it is helpful for me to know which scale degree i am on but it takes more concentration. Just curious if it is common practice to always know. Thanks!