NouveauCliche
Senior Member
Hey all,
I ran into a new problem and wanted to see if you've run into this. I'll share my fix but thought it might be an interesting topic.
I've had a couple of projects with this bass player recently - I really enjoy this person as a human - we've traveled and have two projects that we are the rhythm section for the start touring in 2022 (and have had some shows).
but...
We just recorded together and every time there was a click involved...tempo was ALL OVER THE PLACE. Slowing down - speeding up...just a total wreck haha.
Now - I've done a lot of studio work and a click has never been a problem for me - so I don't mean to point fingers but....how I managed to record the tunes together that were giving us troubles was by literally turning her mix 100% off in my in ears during the session and just playing knowing the bass line in my head.
I doubt there's ANY way to bring this up to her - but have any of you ran into this particular problem with a bandmate and how did you approach it?
I ran into a new problem and wanted to see if you've run into this. I'll share my fix but thought it might be an interesting topic.
I've had a couple of projects with this bass player recently - I really enjoy this person as a human - we've traveled and have two projects that we are the rhythm section for the start touring in 2022 (and have had some shows).
but...
We just recorded together and every time there was a click involved...tempo was ALL OVER THE PLACE. Slowing down - speeding up...just a total wreck haha.
Now - I've done a lot of studio work and a click has never been a problem for me - so I don't mean to point fingers but....how I managed to record the tunes together that were giving us troubles was by literally turning her mix 100% off in my in ears during the session and just playing knowing the bass line in my head.
I doubt there's ANY way to bring this up to her - but have any of you ran into this particular problem with a bandmate and how did you approach it?