Corey James
Well-known member
The frequency of the posts in this thread feel out-of-time, can we quantize this?
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Just practice with real backing tracks instead . You will learn timing better that way if you don’t like metronome . It works with my students
phillybhatesme
Well-known member
I’m coming back to say I can play along with recorded music and band members just fine. But alone? When I’m practicing etudes on my classical G? Nah. I’m all over the fuckin place lol.
When I’m recording some new song I wrote, there are inadvertant tempo changes.
Now, I’m going back to hating this thread lol.
Jumpbackgeno
Active member
Word.
We can all relate I'm sure, and when my buffer size in Logic is too high it has a bit of latency and dammm that SUCKS too
phillybhatesme
Well-known member
Latency while recording? That sounds horrendous.
Jumpbackgeno
Active member
Thats why I got a Ultra Mac with tons of Horsepower, seems to help with that and other things lol
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innogator
Member
Maybe I have the benefit of being a band kid and having following the beat drilled into me, but it's much easier for me to keep in time with a backing track vs a metronome. Strictly for exercises, of course a metronome is a must.
phillybhatesme
Well-known member
Got real humbled by my attempts to record for riff warzz earlier and ended up practicing with my metronome today. Nice and slow.
DanTravis62
Moderator
I'm glad you came back to metronome jesus for a post, philly b!
Your riff wars idea couldn't have been THAT bad, im sure