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		<title>By: Arunabh</title>
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		<description>hey, i completely agree with you. &lt;br&gt;the whole idea is to be surrounded by musicians. &lt;br&gt;As victor wooten says, if music is a language, then you get better by talking with others......&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;But my situation is slightly different. Since ive been quite ill currently, i can&#039;t really go out and meet musicians, and new people all the time. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;My answer to overcome this problem has been to always listen to new music, To some extent, its like meeting new musicians.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;One of the ways i introduce some spontanity is by being innovative. For instance if i want to play the song &#039;cant stop&#039; by the chili peppers, i&#039;ll not play along with the basic track. I take out random drum and guitar covers on you tube and load them. Then i jam with each one. To some extent, it simulates jamming with different people, with their peculiarities of phrasing, tempo etc. Every time i play, i realise a particular drummer&#039;s style pulls me this way or that. &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;I&#039;d love to know if there are any other innovative ways of simulating playing with new musicians.</description>
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<p>hey, i completely agree with you. <br />the whole idea is to be surrounded by musicians. <br />As victor wooten says, if music is a language, then you get better by talking with others&#8230;&#8230;</p>
<p>But my situation is slightly different. Since ive been quite ill currently, i can&#39;t really go out and meet musicians, and new people all the time. </p>
<p>My answer to overcome this problem has been to always listen to new music, To some extent, its like meeting new musicians.</p>
<p>One of the ways i introduce some spontanity is by being innovative. For instance if i want to play the song &#39;cant stop&#39; by the chili peppers, i&#39;ll not play along with the basic track. I take out random drum and guitar covers on you tube and load them. Then i jam with each one. To some extent, it simulates jamming with different people, with their peculiarities of phrasing, tempo etc. Every time i play, i realise a particular drummer&#39;s style pulls me this way or that. </p>
<p>I&#39;d love to know if there are any other innovative ways of simulating playing with new musicians.
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