Where to practice/jam?

[jmg]

Well out drummer is moving into an apartment, the bass player lives in an apartment, I own a townhome where noise would be a problem...

 

So now it looks like we will not have a place to practice. We have another drummer who is willing to let us play at his house, but he lives 70 miles away. I feel weird asking other friends to let us play at their place. Anyone have any creative places to play (for free). We need juice of course, so no abandoned warehouses or anything.

 

We used to play once a week, but now it's going to suck.

[ned911]

I read somewhere about a band practicing in an apartment creating almost no noise. Drums were edrums, guitar/bass used POD type devices straight into the board and everyone worn either headphones or IEMs.

[Brian Krashpad]

My band practices after hours at my office.

 

BK

[caveman]

 

Originally posted by ned911 I read somewhere about a band practicing in an apartment creating almost no noise. Drums were edrums, guitar/bass used POD type devices straight into the board and everyone worn either headphones or IEMs.

 

 

I've used the same rig and it worked pretty good.

[Preacher Will]

Local church?

 

Call the pastor, see if you can use a fellowship hall when the church is empty.

 

Of course, if you're a death-metal-punk band there might be a little conflict but a blues, c/w, or even classic rock cover band might be able to work something out . . .