quoted 13 lines Using a band really helps for on-stage improvisation because any one of
>Using a band really helps for on-stage improvisation because any one of
>those persons can extend songs, mix them up, and so on, and if the band is
>a good band, it can roll with those changes and do really great things on
>stage. How many times have you seen even a mediocre band end a song but
>have the drummer keep doing his own thing for a while, the other band
>members look at each other in a sort of "ok, i think i know what we can do
>next,", then suddenly breaking back into a song you've never heard before?
>It's one of the great aspects of live music, in my opinion.
>
>And that's sort of the problem with a lot of gear-based or computer-based
>live music -- the musician is so busy keeping his/her basic track going
>that they can't interact with the audience, can't improvise, can't bounce
>off other musicians and play around with the music.
This just isn't true. New software allows for improvosation and "Jamming"
on stage with your laptop. I do it everytime I perform. Anything a band
can do, I can do.
-yep.
Peace,
Chad Mossholder
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