What's up you'll hear listeners? This is Caleb Kirby.

I'm here subbing in for Adam and Peter today in the studio.

And today we're just going to be talking about some piano hacks.

Kind of cool, like life hacks, but maybe just a little bit cooler.

So these questions are coming at you live from Open Studio Pro members and Adam and Peter

are answering them in real time at the You'll Hear It Live Session, which usually happens on

Mondays if we can make it happen. I hope you enjoy thanks that asks Peter could you

talk about your motif development I like how you link together ideas seamlessly from short

ideas maybe three or four notes to longer lines it's a good question yeah um so you know one

thing that I do I'm just coming off like six days of playing two sets

a night performances like in jazz clubs with a really good group.

And but some of the same material.

Go ahead.

Drop the names.

Christian McBride and Inside Straight.

Yeah. Pretty good. But one thing like after names. Christian McBride and Inside Straight. Yeah.

Pretty good. But one thing like after like just a lot of intense playing and stuff like this

question that you have is something I kind of think about as I'm improvising. Not so much like

anymore in as I'm practicing. But I do think that when we're playing and we're performing,

especially in kind of a controlled,

repetitive environment, as in several nights in a row and you might play some of the same tunes

over and over again is like, how do you develop? Like what are the mechanics of developing your

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