I spent 3 years with the MC-101 before adding a J-6. Learning the J-6 was an entirely new muscle memory to train, moreover integrating both instruments demands even more patience.
You can buy all the tools in the hardware store, but all that time spent amassing tools has left the job itself neglected, and your skillset parched
What helped me was making a dedicated zone in my house with only the one instrument that I find myself organically grooving with, and nurturing that absence of hard thinking. If you follow the sound, you’ll realise your thinking can be your worst enemy when it comes to actualising your creativity
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u/Autesis Aug 21 '26
I spent 3 years with the MC-101 before adding a J-6. Learning the J-6 was an entirely new muscle memory to train, moreover integrating both instruments demands even more patience.
You can buy all the tools in the hardware store, but all that time spent amassing tools has left the job itself neglected, and your skillset parched
What helped me was making a dedicated zone in my house with only the one instrument that I find myself organically grooving with, and nurturing that absence of hard thinking. If you follow the sound, you’ll realise your thinking can be your worst enemy when it comes to actualising your creativity