That list shows up tiny and blurry on my screen...Here's the setlist I use with my own trio. It's changes depending on who's in the group but this is the meat and potatoes of the night usually
For playing with a click? Aren’t you a metal drummer? I thought all metal drummers use a click..You're brave.
For playing with a click? Aren’t you a metal drummer? I thought all metal drummers use a click..
I wouldn’t do it in every situation but I’ve been playing with my bandmates for a long time and I trust them to stay with me.
For me it’s sort of a confidence booster, one less thing to worry about. It’s like riding a bike with training wheels. My timing is pretty good, but with the metronome it’s perfect. Worst comes to worst, I just pull the headphones out and toss them on the floor for a minute. That’s only happened once ever.
Sounds like fun.
Here are two sets from my gig last Saturday. Enjoy my secret codes...............
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Ha! I use a similar list. I also have columns for the year and genre just in case I want to create a specific type of set. Those are usually hidden though. I even have notes for the guitar player (i.e. what harmonica he's supposed to grab, where the capo is supposed to be, what the pedal setting is on the harmonizer...) I like Excel, how do you have the song picking tab thing set up? That sounds fun and helpful.Here's our latest set.
As an Excel geek, the songs, notes, duration etc are all stored in a mastersheet, then I have a separate tab where you select the song from a drop-down list, pulls over the relevant details and then calculates set lengths, highlights duplicates etc.
Fairly minimal notes as we've done a few sets now, but when I first joined some of them were multiple lines!
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Data validation on the set-list tabs, so you can only select from a drop-down list, and the list is populated by the song titles column. Conditional formatting to then show any duplicates you've added, and VLOOKUP to pull the relevant data across too.Ha! I use a similar list. I also have columns for the year and genre just in case I want to create a specific type of set. Those are usually hidden though. I even have notes for the guitar player (i.e. what harmonica he's supposed to grab, where the capo is supposed to be, what the pedal setting is on the harmonizer...) I like Excel, how do you have the song picking tab thing set up? That sounds fun and helpful.
Ok... my attempt:
"CI" = Count In, when you all start together
No idea on the green text unless you're doing medleys?
Also can't figure out "J" - name of the singer that isn't TW?