a serious rock band , takes around 3-4 hours per song ..so i guess you have 40 minutes - 1 hour ?
Metal bands much longer kua ...
In the studio =)
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wtf is play with a click ?
is it metronome ? can you guys just say metronome ? it looks like .." I can play with a d1ck " from far and its disturbing , so many guys saying that.. This post has been edited by gapnap: Apr 28 2009, 11:21 AM |
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QUOTE(Beachkid @ Apr 28 2009, 07:29 PM) LOL If you're too familiar with the song , 1 take is very possible ...yeah,I have heard of some drummers who go in and get out after one take for each song. That's insanity. Yeah I want to ask like you know some recording studios require to play from start to end for each track and if you do make ONE mistake,you have to record it all over again? how come I have heard of studios where the sound engineer can go to that specific part of the song,,let's say bar 41 to bar 45 or let's say the pre chorus breakdown..and let you do your drumming there.. instead of like playing the whole damn song again when you just like screwed up the finishing fill. so i guess I'm wondering if sound engineers let you edit a specific track or do you have to repeat it from start to finish if you just forgot to hit the crash on one beat.  nolah , like you said . sound engineers can edit that specific part of the song . that is why you're paying for track by track recording.. imo track to track recording is alot easier than live recording..just that it cost more only if its Live recording then 1 mistake you start all over again lah.. |
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well . i am sorry for the noobieness
 its my first time hearing people using "clicks" |
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your sound engineer confirm rip you off ..i am sorry..
because right ..for DRUMS ..it is SO much easier to edit ..you can even use samples to replace them.. for guitar and vocals , there are no samples.. |
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