The Wife Hates It
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Aqua has obviously stopped going to Mass on a regular basis or is still attending an extremely conservative service. The Catholics in the US are generally as down with praise music as the evangelicals, you just won’t hear their pieces on the radio…
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Most music ministers have no idea why they are using a click track, they are generally just doing it because the bigger churches are… And members of the band complain about not being able to hear each other… They can help some musicians in that regard, but that’s not really why they are being used at the bigger churches. At a bigger church it can be one of two reasons. 1) STEM Tracks. 2) Video synchronization…
wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 20:46 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in The Wife Hates It:
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Aqua has obviously stopped going to Mass on a regular basis or is still attending an extremely conservative service. The Catholics in the US are generally as down with praise music as the evangelicals, you just won’t hear their pieces on the radio…
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Most music ministers have no idea why they are using a click track, they are generally just doing it because the bigger churches are… And members of the band complain about not being able to hear each other… They can help some musicians in that regard, but that’s not really why they are being used at the bigger churches. At a bigger church it can be one of two reasons. 1) STEM Tracks. 2) Video synchronization…
STEM sucks. Don't care for canned anything in a live performance.
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wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 21:25 last edited by
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
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wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 22:25 last edited by
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
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@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 22:33 last edited by@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
Actually, most drummers need a click… Pretty badly…
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wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 23:05 last edited by
https://qz.com/1044781/this-music-production-tool-is-the-reason-why-all-new-music-sounds-the-same/
What is “the click”?
The “click” is a digital metronome that musicians listen to while recording to ensure their rhythm is exactly in time with the tempo. A simple and now nearly ubiquitous part of the recording process, it has had a profound effect on the music we listen to.
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wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 23:19 last edited by
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@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
Actually, most drummers need a click… Pretty badly…
wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 00:29 last edited by Jolly@LuFins-Dad said in The Wife Hates It:
@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
Actually, most drummers need a click… Pretty badly…
He ain't too shabby...If he wanted, he could be a first-call guy in Austin.
Amazingly enough, I've got a five year-old granddaughter that can keep time better than most adult musicians. I don't think she'll be a pianist, although she's been taking lessons since she was four, but I think she has her mother's ear.
My daughter has ears like a bat.
True story...She was home from college one Christmas and walked through the family room munching a sandwich. I was watching a Boston Pops Christmas concert on the tv. Never slowing her stride, she said between bites, "The second clarinet is flat", as she walked out of the room. The wife and I looked at each other, and I turned the volume up.
I'll be durned. She was right...
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@LuFins-Dad said in The Wife Hates It:
@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
Actually, most drummers need a click… Pretty badly…
He ain't too shabby...If he wanted, he could be a first-call guy in Austin.
Amazingly enough, I've got a five year-old granddaughter that can keep time better than most adult musicians. I don't think she'll be a pianist, although she's been taking lessons since she was four, but I think she has her mother's ear.
My daughter has ears like a bat.
True story...She was home from college one Christmas and walked through the family room munching a sandwich. I was watching a Boston Pops Christmas concert on the tv. Never slowing her stride, she said between bites, "The second clarinet is flat", as she walked out of the room. The wife and I looked at each other, and I turned the volume up.
I'll be durned. She was right...
wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 00:39 last edited by@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@LuFins-Dad said in The Wife Hates It:
@Jolly said in The Wife Hates It:
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
To quote my son the drummer, I don't need no steenkin' click. I am the click!
Actually, most drummers need a click… Pretty badly…
He ain't too shabby...If he wanted, he could be a first-call guy in Austin.
Amazingly enough, I've got a five year-old granddaughter that can keep time better than most adult musicians. I don't think she'll be a pianist, although she's been taking lessons since she was four, but I think she has her mother's ear.
My daughter has ears like a bat.
True story...She was home from college one Christmas and walked through the family room munching a sandwich. I was watching a Boston Pops Christmas concert on the tv. Never slowing her stride, she said between bites, "The second clarinet is flat", as she walked out of the room. The wife and I looked at each other, and I turned the volume up.
I'll be durned. She was right...
That's rad. My family pretty much doesn't do music. My parents, anyway. My uncle's always been decent with a piano. I can keep from embarrassing myself on a guitar these days but that's it.
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wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 01:00 last edited by
Oh, I've lost what little bit I had. Can't hardly play a radio without static. Wife plays piano and autoharp (can pick one a bit), son primarily is a drummer, but can play bass, guitar and a bit of piano. Daughter is a flutist and plays guitar and piano.
Nephew will be here Saturday. He plays primarily a steel guitar, but also plays dobro, flattop guitar, jazz guitar, banjo and mandolin.
The musical talent in the family comes from my wife's daddy's side. Some are so-so, some are decent and a few are good. Probably a half-dozen of them have worked in Nashville over the years, from houseband stuff to sidemen with acts like James Monroe, Loretta Lynn and the Dixie Chicks.
Funny how that stuff runs in families...
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wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 01:21 last edited by
@89th said in The Wife Hates It:
WTF is a click? A metronome for the ear?
Thanks 89. You saved me from asking the same question. LOL
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https://qz.com/1044781/this-music-production-tool-is-the-reason-why-all-new-music-sounds-the-same/
What is “the click”?
The “click” is a digital metronome that musicians listen to while recording to ensure their rhythm is exactly in time with the tempo. A simple and now nearly ubiquitous part of the recording process, it has had a profound effect on the music we listen to.
wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 01:36 last edited by Doctor Phibes@Copper said in The Wife Hates It:
The “click” is a digital metronome that musicians listen to while recording to ensure their rhythm is exactly in time with the tempo. A simple and now nearly ubiquitous part of the recording process, it has had a profound effect on the music we listen to.
It doesn't have much effect on the music I listen to. I'm pretty sure Miles Davis didn't use one when he recorded Kind of Blue.
Fucking computers.
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wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 19:31 last edited by
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wrote on 14 Apr 2022, 19:31 last edited by
@LuFins-Dad said in The Wife Hates It:
If they truly did that, I'd be there every Sunday. But it'd have to be with Gladys.
