i've never been in a band :(

[flip333]

Originally posted by BC Powder I've always maintained that 1 hr on stage (even if there's nobody there) is worth 3 hours of practice on your couch.

 

 

I believe that.

[MrKnobs]

Originally posted by BC Powder ] Agreed on all that. You'll find your playing will start improving fast in a band setting. I've always maintained that 1 hr on stage (even if there's nobody there) is worth 3 hours of practice on your couch.

Yeah, but it's two different things. Without the 3 hours practice by yourself, the hour practice with the band will be useless. It's like doing your homework before going to class. Gotta do both!



Terry D.

[doubleR]

Originally posted by MrKnobs Yeah, but it's two different things. Without the 3 hours practice by yourself, the hour practice with the band will be useless. It's like doing your homework before going to class. Gotta do both! Terry D.

Agree! I quit my last band because myself and the bass player were the only ones who would take the time to practice at home. Everyone else seemed to think they could learn new material on the fly--not good when you're paying for rehearsal studio time.

[worthyjoe]

Originally posted by analog daniel and now i get scared when i get propositioned

 

not that it should matter but I was gonna ask your age until I saw your profile. Now is the perfect time and you should suck it up and start doing it. There's no subsitute for live gig experience and you should start as early as possible. You will be that much better later on.