how to self-record: the step-by-step guide

[@Fulviovas]

Great series Rob, it is a simple and incredible smart way to record and prepare anybody to improve and became a much better musician. Congratulations for your effort in these episodes gem. My deepest thanks.

[@zavidlan6166]

Hey Rob, just want to check in with you that even though I might not be in the music world anymore, all your guides are immensely helpful to me when I graduated from high school and moved toward college. I'll always recommend your channel to anyone who has confusions on pursuing a music career in their life or just want to take a small peek into what an orchestral musician practice routine feels like. Your contents are awesome, keep rocking man!

[@robknopperstudio]

thank you so much!

[@dctrbrass]

Thank you. I've been using the tape recorder but not on this level. That's probably why I'm getting cut! Thanks. 😊

[@evandshepherd]

Rob, it's so weird how your principles apply to everything. Using your strategies, I made Jazz Drumset 1 for All-District and Symphonic Band on Snare, All state is next up. Thanks for everything.

[@robknopperstudio]

glad to hear and thank you!

[@tpt808]

It would be extremely helpful to see a video overviewing how you generally take notes of these practice sessions. I see some examples with abbreviations but not sure what any of them mean P, Q, S, etc. I feel totally clueless when it comes to taking notes about myself sometimes

[@robknopperstudio]

that is a GREAT idea - thank you! i will try to address this in the fall.