https://serendip.peckels.com/zats/10introats/ Practice Time No app, software, or method alone will make someone a seasoned improviser. Opening the next pages with such a bold statement might seem unscientific—which it is—but there is consensus1 among jazz players and teachers that there is no way around lifelong experiences of interacting with fellow musicians. There is also agreement on the value of, in jazz lingo, woodshedding or shedding—i.e., time spent secluded and focused on improving and developing new improvisation skills. Methods and tools are created to help make these sessions more interesting, stimulating, and “productive”.2 Hugo en-us