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Join Date: Jan 2010
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keeping tempo steady live no met
do famous drummers do this or do they use a met?
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Sexy Presidential Palace.
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A few use metrenomes, but most don't. As far as I'm aware, a lot will only use metrenomes if they need the song to be 100% accurate, like if recorded synth or something is playing throughout the whole song.
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UG's Hermit
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Lahti, Finland
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Some use metronomes, if they have to change time signatures in songs. Going from 4/4 to 9/16 will sprain your mind.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Pennsylvania
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chris pennie and his gum!
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: North London
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A lot of pop/hip hop acts will use metronomes or a time keeping beat of sorts for their drummers to keep everything tight. It's really only anything that uses samples or an electronic track live, stuff like that requires a metronome. Rock bands vary, I've seen some use metronomes on a few occasions and not on others.
Basically what Whoomit said
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: UK
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It seems to depend on the genre, most of the bands I know that play to a click are metal bands. Avenged Sevenfold play to a click I believe, Periphery do, and so do Billy Clyro because I heard it going just before they started there set. Animals as Leaders run everything (lights and stuff) through a laptop next to Matt so they will have to play to a metronome to sync up with it.
Saying that Dave Lombardo didn't play to a click until 1993 I think he said. It kind of depends on the genre, using the metronome can be a bit of a groove killer for something like funk or jazz.
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