Remember the Value of the Metronome in Learning to Play the Low and High Whistle Faster

[@GregHarness]

Nicely done, Scott. That's solid advice. I really like how you talked about my way of doing things but gave alternate approaches. We each learn in our own ways, and a metronome is a great tool. to help. One can never become the John Coltrane of the Whistle without some dedicated and methodical practice.Thank. you, Scott.

[@LowDWhistle]

Thank you, Greg. The John Coltrane of the whistle - now that would be great! I have a book that includes a number of his solos for the sax. Yes, everyone learns in their own way, but we all need a way to learn to maintain consistent timing. A metronome is likely the go-to for most folks added to their consistent practice.

[@SeussDroid]

I use a metronome for 15 minutes of every practice session to control my urges to rush. As to content creation there are not a lot of videos specific to tin whistle that elaborate upon the various rhythms and methods used.

[@LowDWhistle]

That's a great idea to set aside specific time with the metronome. Thanks for the encouragement and recommendation to make something that will help.