Typing An Concertina?

[LDT]

I've noticed since I started learning the concertina..my typing has improved. Anyone else had any positive side effects of learning to play?

[Steve_freereeder]

I've noticed since I started learning the concertina..my typing has improved. Anyone else had any positive side effects of learning to play?

Next door neighbour's cats tend to keep out of my garden now.

[Daniel Bradbury]

I've noticed since I started learning the concertina..my typing has improved. Anyone else had any positive side effects of learning to play?

My wife, daughter seem to stay away from the house more.

[Bill N]

I've noticed since I started learning the concertina..my typing has improved. Anyone else had any positive side effects of learning to play?

 

Not really, but all the typing I'm doing on concertina.net is improving my concertina playing

[JimLucas]

I've noticed since I started learning the concertina..my typing has improved. Anyone else had any positive side effects of learning to play?

Not really, but all the typing I'm doing on concertina.net is improving my concertina playing

Assuming that the typing you're doing is what I know as "touch typing" (using all your fingers), and not "hunt and peck" (using only one or two fingers), the two (typing and concertina playing) should positively reinforce each other. If they didn't, I would suspect that something was being done "wrong".

[PeterT]

Assuming that the typing you're doing is what I know as "touch typing" (using all your fingers), and not "hunt and peck" (using only one or two fingers), the two (typing and concertina playing) should positively reinforce each other.

I find the keyboard to be a nightmare; letters seldom seem to be where they were the last time I used them ....... now if only they sounded different, I don't think I'd have a problem!

 

Welcome back, Jim.