Growth

Play with a backing track

Whenyou open a song to practise

Choose a familiar, easy track in your key, preferably with your part removed. Listen for the count-in and beat. Play or sing one section, keeping space for the other parts.

Choose what fits

Track too fast or wrong key · Use a slower suitable track, or play with a friend at your pace.

Start tiny

Join the track for one phrase.

SafetyKeep playback low enough to hear yourself without pushing your voice or instrument.

Evidence grade CPractitioner method or editorial idea

Berklee College of Music, Practice Exercises. Read the source ↗ Recommends tracks without the player's instrument. Adapted to a familiar easy song; no measured outcome claimed.

Growth: Supporting habits that improve the conditions for useful repetitions: preparation, consistency or necessary recovery.

From the screen to the fridge

Keep your practice in sight.

Library cards are free to read and print. Choose the ones you’ll use, put them where their cues happen, and keep returning to the practice. Our boxed collections are separate printed editions.