The Easiest Way To Learn To Read Music

In this video I talk about the easiest way you can learn site reading to improve your skill quickly. I talk about the intervallic distances between the notes on the clef to help speed your site reading skills drastically.
In this video I talk about why I had to change my picking style, how hard it was and the roadblock my original style was causing. Also I talk about the challenges of becoming a musician as an adult.
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00:00 Intro
04:41 Lesson
20:31 Outro

[@Alex-z8p7f]

Thanks Trace! This makes so much sense. I’ve been avoiding reading music since there’s so much to learn. This simplifies quite a bit. Appreciate it!

[@angryguyhateseverything]

anytime. Thanks for watching brother.

[@TraceTaylor3]

I am replying again. For some reason they are not showing up so you may get several replies from me. Yeah this helped me so much when learning to site read. The concept is so simple once you get a hold of it and it helps tremendously.

[@joseph_donovan]

I love the concept of thinking more about the distances between notes rather than the notes themselves. A very interesting and informative insight into reading music easily. Thank you.

[@angryguyhateseverything]

thanks man. Yeah this made it much easier for me to wrap my head around everything that was going on with site reading.

[@TraceTaylor3]

I am replying again. For some reason they are not showing up so you may get several replies from me. It keeps changing my account to another one for some reason. Yes this was the eureka moment for me and made moving through music so much easier. Once I grasped looking at the distances things just kind of took off from there. It took some work but I did not have to process no where near the amount of info.