Larry
"Uncle Larry"
So, is it better to be the time and let others come to you if there is wacky meter going on by the others?
Or is it better to compensate for the players whose time isn't developed?
I'm with #1 all the way. It's their issue. That sounds harsh, but them adjusting to me sounds much less disruptive IMO than me adjusting for them.
My primary concern is for the music and audience first, not a fellow musician who might feel butthurt if they are the ones who can't hang.
Unless it's just such a clusterfk that it's the better option from the audiences perspective, me adjusting to them. People tap their feet and dance...to the drums. It's not something to be messed with. IMO adjusting to the others is a last ditch resort only.
Any thoughts?
Or is it better to compensate for the players whose time isn't developed?
I'm with #1 all the way. It's their issue. That sounds harsh, but them adjusting to me sounds much less disruptive IMO than me adjusting for them.
My primary concern is for the music and audience first, not a fellow musician who might feel butthurt if they are the ones who can't hang.
Unless it's just such a clusterfk that it's the better option from the audiences perspective, me adjusting to them. People tap their feet and dance...to the drums. It's not something to be messed with. IMO adjusting to the others is a last ditch resort only.
Any thoughts?