PetesPonies
Junior Member
when practicing. Do you use normal recording and EQ out the percussion as much as you can? Or get music sans percussion??
when practicing. Do you use normal recording and EQ out the percussion as much as you can? Or get music sans percussion??
Normal recording. If you limit yourself to "w/o percussion", you are severely limiting the amount of music you can practice to. Besides, it's good to hear what the original drummer played, that's how you get internalize ideas you may be able to use in other situations. Learning when to do that is a whole life lesson in itself
when practicing. Do you use normal recording and EQ out the percussion as much as you can? Or get music sans percussion??
Small Behringer mixer and a powered speaker and you're in business.
What does the Sabian give you . . . a stereo output to run to an amp?
It’s stereo output, but I run each side to a powered PA enclosure.
I just practice over the records without altering anything, playing my way, and occasionally coping the drummer´s licks if they are interesting to master (Tony Williams, Jeff Watts, etc.).
Example, here I´m playing over the record but not playing anything the drummer is playing: