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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, my friends, what's up? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Welcome to the

Learn Jazz Standards podcast. I'm here answering your jazz and music questions five days a week

to help you learn how to play jazz to have more fun than ever playing music. Today's question

comes from one of our inner circle members, Caitlin, and Caitlin asked this.

I'm wondering what software and tools are helpful for learning and practicing jazz, okay?

What software and tools are helpful for learning and practicing jazz?

Great question.

So obviously, if we have software and tools available to us, we should use them, right?

I mean, we aren't in the era of just record players anymore where we have to, you know, lift up a needle, pull it back, listen to, you know, recordings over and over again.

We have a lot of things available to us. And I am

completely pro using technology to our advantage to learn music to improve as jazz musicians.

So what I'm going to do in this episode is just go over ones that I've used that I think

are beneficial, as well as ones that students have also used that is helping them right now.

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