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At first you can sometimes locate a note pretty close to it and slur up to the correct note.
However, you usually will not land right on the correct note. Your brain doesn't see the note; you're not programmed.
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At first you can sometimes locate a note pretty close to it and slur up to the correct note.
However, you usually will not land right on the correct note. Your brain doesn't see the note; you're not programmed.
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At first you can sometimes locate a note pretty close to the correct note, and slur up to the correct note.
Usually you won't land right on it, your brain doesn't see the note in its head yet. You're not programmed yet.
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At first you can sometimes locate a note pretty close to it and slur up to the correct note.
However, usually you will not just land right on it, your brain doesn't see the note in its head, you're not programmed.
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