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How many bpm can you play?

This should not be your goal especially that you are starting to learn the instrument and music. developing speed can always be achieved, it is literally labor work that you can put at anytime (it is not necessarily a fundamental)
 
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I think this is a music "school" thing... "Oh, you can play 325 BPM, well I can play 326 BPM !"

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You've answered 4 times in the past hour? Me thinks you have a complex about this.

OP -- have fun, build speed. I think you'll find that you can do 100bpm+ 16th notes with steady practice. Muscle memory is an amazing thing. And tbh, the notes you *don't* play are just as important as the ones you do. EDIT: length of notes, space between notes, and overall timing are important....that's what I meant.:thumbsup:
 
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