This week, I sat down with my longtime friend, Max Rainwater. Max is a multi-instrumentalist based out of the Hudson Valley. We talked all about his teaching methodology, "<a href='http://www.scratchtogigs.com'>Scratch to Gigs</a>" and how to reinvigorate your practice by returning to basics, metronome always in hand. Take a listen to revisit some old ideas and maybe even get a couple new ones.  Check out Max's band, the <a href='http://www.mapletones.band'>Mapletones</a>!

This week, I sat down with my longtime friend, Max Rainwater. Max is a multi-instrumentalist based out of the Hudson Valley. We talked all about his teaching methodology, "Scratch to Gigs" and how to reinvigorate your practice by returning to basics, metronome always in hand. Take a listen to revisit some old ideas and maybe even get a couple new ones. Check out Max's band, the Mapletones!

This week, I sat down with my longtime friend, Max Rainwater. Max is a multi-instrumentalist based out of the Hudson Valley. We talked all about his teaching methodology, "<a href="http://www.scratchtogigs.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Scratch to Gigs</a>" and how to reinvigorate your practice by returning to basics, metronome always in hand. Take a listen to revisit some old ideas and maybe even get a couple new ones.&nbsp; Check out Max's band, the <a href="http://www.mapletones.band" rel="noopener noreferrer">Mapletones</a>!

Max Rainwater and How to Be Friends With Your Metronome

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