how long does it take for you to record a perfect take?

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bball_1523 said:
haha I re-read what I wrote and messed up.

what I mean is how do you record tempo changes? Such as going from 180 bpm 16th notes, to 135 bpm 8th notes.
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Set up the time signatures in the sequencer and turn the click track on.

If you still keep screwing up the change, punch in. But really, I would say practice them until you don't screw them up.
 
bball_1523 said:
haha I re-read what I wrote and messed up.

what I mean is how do you record tempo changes? Such as going from 180 bpm 16th notes, to 135 bpm 8th notes.
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i have the band play the tune live whilst i find the two tempos using a tap tempo thingamajigger. then i map the click. since the click is right where they're comfortable playing it, it will usually be a piece of cake for them. (if they're a good band. if they're not, they shouldn't be recording, they should be practicing.)
 
Guitar takes usually 2 or 3. Bass guitar usually 2 or 3. Drums 200 to 300 :)
Use to be 300 to 400 I guess I am improving on the drums
 
I play extreme metal so my mindset is: if I can get it in one take, it's too slow. I'm a drummer though :rolleyes:
 
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