... and won't help with load-out or costs.
Why, another lead singer - I got it!

precisely
That's a good method. I kinda forgot about it, but have done it in the past.A.David.MacKinnon wrote: ↑Fri Dec 28, 2018 3:54 pmFor me, a way better solution when tracking bands is to give a reference tempo at the top of each take and then kill it once they start playing. They’ll tend to speed up and slow down the same way in the same spots.
I usually edit full band takes rather then punching in to make fixes and this method has served me well 99% of the time.
I haven't done much of ANYTHING entirely to a click. But I HAVE used it to count the band off and roll with it at the top until it's rocking. My band did this on our record, and our drummer is somehow one of those guys who manages to not drift too far off that click unless we wanted to push or pull a bit in places. Not 100% obviously, but he was so consistent that flying fairly short phrases in from different takes was super easy.A.David.MacKinnon wrote: ↑Fri Dec 28, 2018 3:54 pmFor me, a way better solution when tracking bands is to give a reference tempo at the top of each take and then kill it once they start playing. They’ll tend to speed up and slow down the same way in the same spots.
I usually edit full band takes rather then punching in to make fixes and this method has served me well 99% of the time.
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