The Sound Kitchen is about turning musical concepts into creative instincts you can rely on when you’re actually playing.

Many players don’t struggle because they lack ideas, but because those ideas don’t come out smoothly in real time. This channel focuses on closing the gap between knowing musical concepts and being able to navigate music intuitively when you improvise.

Through sound-first practice games, guided exercises, and practical approaches to improvisation, I explore ways to reduce overthinking, strengthen your connection to the music, and help ideas emerge more naturally and with more intention.

Whether you’re just beginning to explore improvisation, or you already have a deep understanding of the material and want it to feel more instinctive and usable in real situations, this channel is about developing habits and instincts that hold up under real musical conditions.