Hey, Peter.

Hey, Adam.

How many episodes of this podcast are we going to devote to one scale?

Today or overall?

Overall, I feel like we've covered this a few times before, but apparently we still need to.

So we're either not covering it correctly or people aren't listening.

It's diminishing returns after a while.

Mm-hmm. listening. It's diminishing returns after a while.

I'm at a menace. And you're listening to the You'll Hear Podcast.

The jazz advice coming at you.

He's reluctant to say Dale anymore because we are going to pull back on the frequency of the podcast, although we are going to double down on the quality and the length of each podcast so that we can really hit these topics that you all are so into in a real way. And today is as real as it gets. But before we get to today's subject. Well, let me just say, let me jump in real quick and just say, but when Adam says double down on the quality, double down on the quality being high, just to be clear. We don't want to make it sound like we're doubling down.

You know what? The quality is getting twice as bad. That's a good, that's, I made an assumption that people consider this high quality. You're absolutely right. Well, we don't, when you assume, we know what happens. It could go either way. And that's a great point. But today's episode is sponsored by Open Studio. Go to Open StudioJadio.com slash pap dash trial.

There's a link in the description.

Yeah.

This is a link to our piano access pass seven-day free trial.

You don't need a credit card or anything.

You just get everything for seven days for free.

I don't know why we're risking this, Peter, but we are.

And it's because we want people to, I think, because we want people to have access to all these great piano courses and kick the tires on them. Yeah, and we actually are fine. Our hypothesis was that it wasn't going to be much of a risk, and it's proving out to not be in that folks are coming on and then wanting to stay on.

And I don't want to say gleefully handing over their credit cards because by law we cannot take your credit card virtually, but you can enter your number on our secure servers. We never see it. No, the idea was that you have seven days without having... I hate that. You know what I hate that when you sign up for something and they're like free trial, but they want to know your name and your phone number and everything.

All you got to give us is your email and that's just to um so that you can log in you don't have to give a credit card number you don't have to give your birthday social security number i'm tired of all that and nobody got time for that we had a pandemic up in here and you said this was our hypothesis So this is just science, folks. It's just science. Exactly. You're part of an experiment, but it's a, it is a anonymous experiment, so no worries.

Yeah. And with the Piano X's past, you've had every piano course that we've ever made and every, ever, ever made and ever, I'm just going to slow down, and ever will make, not only that, but you get my daily guided practice session every day, you get to practice with me, and you get Peter's weekly jazz piano method lessons, which are by far most popular course. Go check it out. Oh, go to open studio. Hey, I've been looking at the numbers, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not competitive at all. No, go to open studiojazz.com slash p.p. dash trial. Yeah, and I'll just say, you know, for the numbers, man. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm not competitive at all. No, go to open studio jazz.com slash p.p. dash trial. Yeah, and I'll just say, you know, for the daily guided practice sessions, which have become, talking about popular, I mean, you have some, some acolytes, you have some followers in there, and rightfully so, because, and some of you may have seen the YouTube versions of this,

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