I'm Peter Martin, and I'm Adam Anas.

Welcome to the You'll Hear It podcast.

Wait, what?

Sorry? V-O-G? Are there ghosts in here? What's going on? Adam Manus. Welcome to the You'll Hear It podcast. Wait, what? Sorry.

V-O-G? Are there ghosts in here? What's going on? I'm Adamannis. Today we're going to give you seven great practice routine hacks for you to work into your daily practice routine. Okay. So I'm going to start.

Okay. Wow. I'll, I have to expose what I'm doing here now. Yeah, what's going on here? I am actually playing our first episode. We're going back in time. No. Yes, this is episode number one,

six years ago. With those, sorry, was that us or were those robots that had our voices? Jazz bots. Jazz bots. That was pre-AI. We were real. It was. Today we're ahead of our time. Going to work on the, yeah. Right. And all the reverb, too, that was in our old space, the 35-foot high ceilings. Same theme song, though. Same entry point. Sounds still sounds great. I'm Adam. I'm Peter.

Yeah, no, I thought it would be fun. We thought it would be fun if we go back six years later and see if we were right. Now, we've listened to some of these old episodes a little bit over time, but this is about the title of the, do you remember the title of the first episode? It was like seven practice hacks to point your first. routine hacks. Seven great practice routine hacks.

Yes.

This is a great practice routine hacks. Seven great practice routine hacks. Yes. This is our first episode? This was our very... Haven't we done this episode ten other times? We have. Did we just do it last week? Yeah, but we're trying to see... Okay, look, I jump back again. We're trying to see if we were correct about the seven. We're not going to

criticize the sound quality or the robots anymore. We're just going in to see as the content, does it hold up? Okay, does the content hold up? Or have we evolved? Is the original premise of the podcast? Does it hold up? Has it evolved? Are we worse than we work? Right. Are we better? No, we're just seeing if these are still seven great practice routine.

Okay.

So I'm going to start with developing. Are we better? No, we're just seeing if these are still seven great practice routine. Okay.

All right. So I'm going to start with developing a routine. I will say we got right into it.

There's no banter. It was right. No witness banter. So I'm going to start right now in the first 10 seconds. That was the last time Peter ever did that.

Well, you know what else is funny about that?

We didn't say like, hey, we've got a new podcast. This was our first episode. I don't know. Just like, get to the facts, please, which I'm sure most of our listeners loved. That's true. And even now, we are foregoing the facts just to have some banter around it. It says on the episode details in this inaugural episode, Peter Martin

and Adam Manus break down seven ideas for your practice routine. All right. So what was the first

one again? I would last try. So important. You want to have a routine of how you're going to get

into your practice so that when you sit down each day, you already know what you're going to do.

That might be just a real simple... At're at the piano. What is that? Oh, just thirds on a major scale? A simple way that you like to start out your scales. Whatever it is for you. You know, trumpet players like to do those tonguing. Rituals, yeah. Rituals, yeah. I like that. I'm already, we're already straying from piano out of our wheelhouse into trumpet players. For those of you interested. Exercises, things like that. But you want to have a routine. You don't want to sit there saying, what should I do? And you also, I just remembered a dream I had last night. I swear to God, when you just said the Arbin's book, Arbon's book. Arbons. Arbons book. I had a dream. I swear to God, this is true.

I had a dream last night that I went and I bought the Arbin's book from Nicholas Payton. I was like, hey, could I buy the Arbin's book from you? And he was like, the warm-up routine book. And I was like, yeah, he's like, yeah, sure. I was like, it's for my son. sometimes you play trumpet.

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