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Self-record to get an honest listen to your tunes.

The Short Version

Self-recording provides a baseline for your current playing. Make 1-3 recordings of your tunes to establish a benchmark and guide your practice direction.
Recording creates focus and reveals performance anxiety. The presence of the camera raises intensity and helps identify where your focus goes during performance.

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