Hello! I'm brand new to the Linnstrument. I was drawn to it after spending about 6 months trying to learn piano and finding myself struggling with all the different possible hand contortions I needed to learn to play chords.
One thing I'm trying to wrap my head around with the Linnstrument is how people play two handed, chords plus bassline. Looking at minor or major scales it looks like it's going to be easiest to play these chords with my left hand since the angle of the notes lines up so that it's a lot easier to play with my left than my right. I guess that would mean my right hand plays the bassline?
Is it reasonable to assume I shouldn't carry over any of the assumptions and conventions I picked up on the piano? Are there conventions or best practices I should be learning, or does everyone figure out what works best for them?
One thing I'm trying to wrap my head around with the Linnstrument is how people play two handed, chords plus bassline. Looking at minor or major scales it looks like it's going to be easiest to play these chords with my left hand since the angle of the notes lines up so that it's a lot easier to play with my left than my right. I guess that would mean my right hand plays the bassline?
Is it reasonable to assume I shouldn't carry over any of the assumptions and conventions I picked up on the piano? Are there conventions or best practices I should be learning, or does everyone figure out what works best for them?
Statistics: Posted by rustyrazorblade — Sat May 18, 2024 2:02 am — Replies 1 — Views 31