Does your band (rehearsal, practice, jam, studio, etc)room have a resonant frequency?

[Ryan.]

Cause mine does.

 

We can play pretty much any note on the scale, but when the bassist and I play an A chord together, everything in the room shakes like it's 1906 San Francisco.

[notjonahbutnoah]

Not that I've noticed. Ours is a concrete basement, but there's foam all over, very little concrete still exposed.

 

The floor is covered in that yoga mat stuff that fits together. Pretty dead. Good sound for such tight quarters.

[ItchyFingers]

Brown note?

[Zappa74]

{censored} has fallen off the shelves in my basement.

 

I've never checked what note I was playing when it's happened though.

[macadood]

thats what you get ryn. write a song consisting only of A and am chords

[Ryan.]

thats what you get ryn. write a song consisting only of A and am chords

 

 

I'll call it... A is for Ashleybella

[guitardustin]

No, but when I play any Dio cover song my underwear falls off.

[Ryan.]

No, but when I play any Dio cover song my underwear falls off.

[BAXANDALL]

I told you to get that fixed or I'm not coming back to practice until it is.

[christianatl]

It happens in our room too.

[BAXANDALL]

It's better when a bar has one.

[christianatl]

I was talking about the Dio / panties thing.

[BAXANDALL]

 

I was talking about the Dio / panties thing.

 

 

me too

[christianatl]

My balce have a resonant frequency.

[Blakemore Effects]

Our practice space with my old band didn't, but there was a club in Nashville that most certainly did. When I went to go see Metric, every time the bass player hit an E, the floor would shake, and it felt like the club was exploding.

[echodeluxe]

yes

[eti]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUy2HYoUd6M

[Taylor.]

G#

[eti]

 

It's better when a bar has one.

 

 

Bar none.

[t_e_l_e]

when our bass player plays on his 5 string a deep D

its not wall breaking but you can hear it

[christianatl]

Deep D

[hivedestruction]

I love me some deep d.

[samzadgan]

unfortunately living in london means you can practice at anyone's flat...so we go to dirty studio's in Soho...we play in standard D...and nothing falls off the walls...because there is nothing left on the walls...honestly...the studio is really dirty and old, all the damage that could have been done to it, has already been done to it!

 

The worse thing about these studio's is rehearsals in summer...the ceiling is only about 7ft high, there are no fans...and it gets ridiculously sweaty in there!

[t-rey]

The mancave (or maybe just my cab) is resonant at C# or D (when playing fifths)