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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. Hey, what's up? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Welcome to another episode of the Learn

Jazz Standards podcast where I'm answering your jazz questions five days a week to make jazz

feel easier and so that you can have a lot more fun playing music. We have a great question

that's been asked today. This one comes from Kathy Freeman,

so let's give it a listen. Good evening from Berlin. I'm interested in hearing something

about metronomes, which kinds you recommend, specifically the pulse metronome, which works by feel rather than by listening to a sound.

Thank you.

Thanks for the great question, Kathy.

Metronomes are obviously a tool that is often recommended for a variety of different

musical styles, not just jazz.

And the goal being to help you develop this

sense of internal time. And in yesterday's episode, we talked a little bit about this problem of

sometimes getting lost in the form or feeling you have to count when you're solo. And that's not

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