Hi,
how importent is it, to be on the grid when recording and playing to a click.
i have been playing for quite a few years now and did two studio recordings.
one with a click and one without a click.
the session with the cick was a mess.
the studio guy said i could not play and he cut everything to the click, which made everything worse in my opinion....
the positive thing was, that i learned a lot about my playing!
after that i started practicing with a click, and one thing i noticed when i record myself and
look in garage band where my strokes are and where the grid is, that im very inconsistent.
so my question is, how spot on do you have to be on the grid through out the whole song vs sounding like a drum computer?
i am basically talking about rock music, like acdc...
are there some tips how get better at playing with the click and be more consitent?
basically i tend to play before the click...
how importent is it, to be on the grid when recording and playing to a click.
i have been playing for quite a few years now and did two studio recordings.
one with a click and one without a click.
the session with the cick was a mess.
the studio guy said i could not play and he cut everything to the click, which made everything worse in my opinion....
the positive thing was, that i learned a lot about my playing!
after that i started practicing with a click, and one thing i noticed when i record myself and
look in garage band where my strokes are and where the grid is, that im very inconsistent.
so my question is, how spot on do you have to be on the grid through out the whole song vs sounding like a drum computer?
i am basically talking about rock music, like acdc...
are there some tips how get better at playing with the click and be more consitent?
basically i tend to play before the click...