Best way to get good at guitar? Learn some sax solos.
Jazz has been doing this forever, but pop can copy their homework. Learn the lines from someone that thinks differently than you. Practice the way they approach music. And open your mind, man.
But really, there's a whole world of music out there. How much of it do you let yourself participate in?
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The timing of everything. When to play the notes. Carry on the line. Different lanes and different ways. Passing a theme. Add spice, add interest, add surprise. All of these things. Bridge sections together. The illusion of simplicity. That cool concept. Cuts both ways. Pass the baton. Hold some of these things constant. The tone and also the mechanics. Lens by which to see how all the different instruments approach them. Cultural context. Hold it static. A certain energy. Continue it, respond to it, or repeat it. A different path, a different bag, a different approach. A cool phrase. The interaction between different instruments. Articulations can mirror. Various way of getting to the same notes. Set these settings. Do both. All contrast. Those leaps those jumps those lofty octaves. It’s the combination of everything. Some strange leaps. So fun. Unbounded. Playing a plectrum. Approach the notes. The opportunity. Hear the articulation. Applied personality. Taste. 🍜
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