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...
Send Steve a Text Message One note can say everything—if you know how to shape it. We dig into the practical craft of turning scales and theory into expression by focusing on what we call vocal tools: bends, slides, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and vibrato. The thread running through it all is control. It’s not enough to know a technique exists; you have to own it so it lands with intention, confidence, and feel. We start by reframing technique as a means to a musical end, aligning fundamentals wi...
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...
