Send Steve a Text Message You know that feeling when a year goes by and your playing sounds the same? We’ve been there—wanting confidence, freedom on the fretboard, and finished songs, yet slipping back into the same routines that never moved the needle. Today we draw a line in the sand and break the loop of repetition without intention, turning scattered practice into focused action that actually builds skill. We start by naming the real culprits: scrolling instead of focusing, collecting r...
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Send Steve a Text Message You know that feeling when a year goes by and your playing sounds the same? We’ve been there—wanting confidence, freedom on the fretboard, and finished songs, yet slipping back into the same routines that never moved the needle. Today we draw a line in the sand and break the loop of repetition without intention, turning scattered practice into focused action that actually builds skill. We start by naming the real culprits: scrolling instead of focusing, collecting r...
Authentic Expression: The Missing Piece in Guitar Improvisation
The Steve Stine Podcast
9 minutes
3 months ago
Authentic Expression: The Missing Piece in Guitar Improvisation
Send Steve a Text Message Moving beyond scales in improvisation requires balancing technical knowledge with creative expression. We need to develop both our "guitar brain" and our "music brain" to create authentic musical moments. • The guitar brain encompasses technical skills like scales, arpeggios, theory, and fretboard knowledge • Most guitarists get overwhelmed practicing too many disconnected techniques • The music brain thinks about what you want to sound like and how to respond to wh...
The Steve Stine Podcast
Send Steve a Text Message You know that feeling when a year goes by and your playing sounds the same? We’ve been there—wanting confidence, freedom on the fretboard, and finished songs, yet slipping back into the same routines that never moved the needle. Today we draw a line in the sand and break the loop of repetition without intention, turning scattered practice into focused action that actually builds skill. We start by naming the real culprits: scrolling instead of focusing, collecting r...
