How Should You END a Practice Routine?
Having done a ton of work on some very specific things during a practice session, I always try and give myself some time to simply let the fingers go where they go and make music.
I looped the groove from Lionel Loueke's "Freedom Dance", and am using some synth sounds, octaves, sample rate reduction and reverb from the pedalboard to get these sounds.
I'm basically trying to play as unconscious as possible, and not let what I've been working on earlier in the routine effect my musical choices. That's not 100% successful, as you can see here. I do stop and go back over certain lines to figure out deficiencies in my technique, but for the most part it's just letting the fingers go where they go.
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