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Do you use a metronome when practicing?
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Sherman Willden


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Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 2 Sep 2009 9:51 pm    
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What metronome setting do you use for the gospel song "When They Ring Those Golden Bells"

Thanks in advance;

Sherman
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b0b


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Cloverdale, CA, USA
Post  Posted 3 Sep 2009 7:17 am    
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I don't play that song, but I sometimes match up the metronome to a recording. It's not hard to do.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2009 4:47 am    
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70-75
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Sherman Willden


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Post  Posted 5 Sep 2009 6:03 am    
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Thank you, B0b and Donny

Sherman
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richard burton


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Post  Posted 5 Sep 2009 8:11 am    
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Around about 80
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Sherman Willden


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Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 5 Sep 2009 1:04 pm    
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And I thought I was playing the piece too slowly. I have DeWitt Scott's "Gospel Pedal Steel Guitar" and so I thought I would play it first without listening to the CD. The metronome setting of 110 sounded about right so I practiced at that tempo then upped it to 120. Then when I played against Scotty's CD I thought he must be just playing it slow so I could play against it. He played it at about 80 bps which I thought was too slow, but must be about right. I probably do that to several pieces where I play against tab only and think it sounds better at a faster pace. I remember some post somewhere discussing the Steel Guitar Rag where that piece was first played slower than we hear most players play today.

Thank you all for the inputs.

Sherman
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Norman Evans


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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2009 11:36 am    
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There are several versions of the song on youtube.
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Donny Hinson

 

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Post  Posted 8 Sep 2009 5:00 pm    
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Here's a version by Loretta Lynn at about 100 bpm (a lot faster than I usually play it).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdzyybPKOHw
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Bent Romnes


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Post  Posted 9 Sep 2009 10:15 am    
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Sherman, here is one by Dave Seddon, about 90 bpm. Sounds right to my ears. If you emailed Dave, he might even send you the track to it....
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