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Garak
New member
So far I have seen four ways to go about tracking...
1) Everyone plays to a click track. Usually starting with gtr then bass or drums and everything else. The is usually done when the gtr player is the head of the band it seems.
2) Drums first then bass, gtr, and so on... Usually when working with all around good musicans.
3) Drums first sometimes tracked the same time as bass because of odd timing. This is used mostly for punk music and stuff that wasn't written on paper first it was just made up via jamming.
4) Everything off the floor at the same time. When time is short and gear is pleantyfull.
(Of course these are for your typical rock style bands, drums, gtr, bass and vocals.)
Are there any other ways to do it?
1) Everyone plays to a click track. Usually starting with gtr then bass or drums and everything else. The is usually done when the gtr player is the head of the band it seems.
2) Drums first then bass, gtr, and so on... Usually when working with all around good musicans.
3) Drums first sometimes tracked the same time as bass because of odd timing. This is used mostly for punk music and stuff that wasn't written on paper first it was just made up via jamming.
4) Everything off the floor at the same time. When time is short and gear is pleantyfull.
(Of course these are for your typical rock style bands, drums, gtr, bass and vocals.)
Are there any other ways to do it?