Zander Noriega gives you a key exercise to develop you ear-mind-hands-etc. connection. Applicable to, at least, guitar, bass, and vocals.

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Zander Noriega listens to Cannibal Corpse, Meshuggah, and Deathspell Omega album at extremely low volume and reports his findings.

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Zander Noriega talks about transferring knowledge from one domain to another.

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Zander Noriega talks about what makes things stereo, and gives a list of different techniques for stereo guitars, depending on what you have to work with.

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Zander Noriega explains why copying is good, as long as you satisfy some crucial conditions (unless you want to become a joke among peers).

He talks about the Lindy effect.

He tells you who to copy, and gives you one method for copying.

Some ranting about atonality in the works of the "Second Viennese School" composers.

And some talk about his favorite Hungarian composer.

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Zander Noriega gives an example of non-linearity in the (musician's) life.

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Think about the humans.

Human skill and performance is not the same in every context.

When the sum IS larger than the parts.

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A stupid mistake I've made and you shouldn't.

Stop "practicing" comfortable stuff.

Practice should be frustrating.

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How restricting yourself both gives you ideas and makes you learn more about notes and yourself.