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  • Modern Recording Techniques, Fifth Edition 351 Click Track Concerns

    The usual timing variations that exist in most music (the guitarist is a little ahead of the bass player who's a little behind the drummer) works well enough in live situations when everyone can be in contact with each other (that contact should keep each other from running too far away from one another). This doesn't fly in a studio situation.

    in Music — by Casper — on Mar 31, 2004

  • Music and Technology in the Twentieth Century 352 The Effects Of Downloading

    How will downloading change things?

    Opinion in Sci/Tech — by Casper — on Mar 16, 2004

  • Roadie: A True Story (at least the parts I remember) 353 Support the Staff

    When most people think about concerts and playing out live, the things that lead to mind are the musicians – the singer, the drummer, the guitarist. This is not a bad thing; the band is the primary reason why the concert is happening in the first place. But, it's not only the band that puts a show together.

    in Music — by Casper — on Feb 20, 2004

  • The Book of Flame 354 Meter Matters

    I was thinking more about the meter of a drummer with whom I recently played and why meter is so very important for musicians to have. In particular, why it is a good thing for drummers to have in copious quantities.

    in Music — by Casper — on Jan 28, 2004

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