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Dynamics in Your Banjo Music
By Ryan | August 6, 2008
Are you adding dynamics into your banjo music? If not, would you like to know how?
Dynamics is controlling the volume of your music. It adds an element of emotion or energy to your banjo song and will move those who are listening. Dynamics used correctly can be incredibly powerful!
In this week’s video lesson on the member’s page we delve into exactly how you can add dynamics into your banjo tunes. What it looks like on the fretboard and how it sounds as a listener. It’s not as hard as you might think and it will certainly have a dramatic affect on your playing.
If you want to move your banjo playing to the next level then don’t play another banjo song with out a full dose of dynamics stirred into the mix. This is how you get them to yell out, “PLAY ANOTHER ONE”!
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