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Have your guitar out on a stand, hooked up to your amp, if possible.
If it's out in the open, you're more likely to play it.
Mike
BN:
Having the old home studio/4-track/cakewalk hooked up
really makes for easy regular practice. Also playing with
the kahunas on the weekend/evenings can make practicing way
more enjoyable. I find that making a pot of moka java makes
practice routine way more energetic. The association
between java and tube amplification is a naturally
syngystic one.
good luck,
dp
--- Brian Neal <> wrote:
> Anyone have any ideas on how to get out of a practice (or
> lack thereof) rut?
> Does anyone have a set practice schedule or routine? Do
> you try to learn new
> songs or work on chops? Lengthy sessions or short bursts?
>
> Thanks,
> BN
>
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