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Originally Posted by MuddyBoots
- How has your condition shaped the ways you learn?
I feel like it's hard to practice one thing at a time, so in a single practice session I'll do my warm ups, then constantly switch from genre to genre.
- Do you have any advice or opinions based on these words?
Start with the cheapest instrument you're interested in, whatever you come across, until you get a good grasp on music theory and develop a good ear.
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I also tend to switch from one project to another fairly rapidly. Tho with medicine I have actually been able to reach flow state for 4-6 hours. The issues has been feeling tired and run down all day, making starting a challenge.
As far as the cheapest instrument thing, I definitely agree. What was so exciting about deciding on the recorder is just the value/cost-to-potential ratio.
With music theory stuff, I'm hoping to learn from a book mainly. I know online has resources, but I am thinking having a book that I pay for and can reference in the physical world will be of help. Plus when you directly pay for IP, it tends to be more valuable in addition to no advertising distractions.