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Old 11th November 2009, 12:34 AM   #13
joeq
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Originally Posted by $uper$tar View Post
This is what my fear is. I know you can't replace a live drummer. However, we will probably be targeting college cafe shows and stuff for now, and not so much the bar/club scene. I think it may go over ok at some outdoor events, or cafe style places.
One possible reason to reconsider the sequencing idea is that you can more easily modify the tempos at the gig. You can even get the sequencer to follow someone in the band. Friends of mine who have played over recorded drum tracks cite fixed tempo as the biggest frustration.

You don't really know how fast to play a song until you do it in front of a live audience, and there are some subtle differences in crowds and venues that can influence the 'proper' tempo for each.
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