Not sure if I entirely agree with #3, in my experience if a drummer has shit timing unfortunately your locked into that beat no matter how good your timing is./<\\/p>[/<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/]<\\/p>/Quote from Tim on August 24, 2013, 16:01
A must read for a us low enders
And I reckon (#6) picks have their place on the occasion when added attack is needed, otherwise pretty spot on!
Definitely agree with you on #3. The bass is 'supposed' to drive the beat/tempo but you can't cut through the sound like a snare does and you just get hijacked. Sad but true.
Number 3? Easy solutions are available.
1. Use a drum machine, that way you only need to punch the info in once.
2. Get a bigger, louder Bass rig and drown out the drummer
There is always a workaround for glitches, mistakes and other Guitar building gremlins.....
LOL. Love number two. I see no fault in your logic./<\\/p>[]<\\/p>/Quote from dingobass on June 9, 2014, 08:58
Number 3? Easy solutions are available.
1. Use a drum machine, that way you only need to punch the info in once.
2. Get a bigger, louder Bass rig and drown out the drummer
yes option 2 gets my vote DB - drown out the drummer with bad timing !
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