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what song is this
This is not what "musicians" hear on stage. This is what specific kinds of musicians in one particular genre with one particular set of gear and conventions hear.
I already knew it, without being a pro musician 🙂
dont lie to yourself, no one thinks what you hear, unfortunately~
Name song/music ?
I don't want the click when the drummer is playing. I prefer to play to the drummer who usually is playing to the click.
imagine that but slipknnot
Ah, so this is only for musicians that wear an ear piece during the concerts. For musicians that never did, I'm guessing it's way different.
true if you play karaoke metal
Needs more cowbell
Да это просто метроном чтобы соблюдать ритм в секунду времени.
And the full video?
Sounds like the music to a forgotten stage in sonic
Metronome on live stage feels very annoying
I’ve always wondered that. thanks
What processor are you using?
Good thing you dont hear the bassist
It's true. I can't sing if there's any foldback or venue reverb coming live to my ears, as it keeps me thinking I have to adjust my pitch because I trick myself (from the reverb) that I am flat or sharp. Once I have earphones, with just our instruments coming through, I sing along to that just fine. So yes, some of us HAVE to block out reverb, crowd noise etc. unfortunately.
Some people might think this isn't genuine, but The Beatles were put off from doing a lot of live shoes because at one point the crowd cheering was so loud they couldn't hear themselves playing.
The years that I've played live. I've never used a tempo meter. 🤔
I've used IEMs for several years now and I love them, the click track is great to have also. With IEs you don't need the stage cluttered with foldback monitors which really make the stage look messy.
Talkback jokes
I hear no click track because I'm a drummer. I AM the click track, and the rest of my band plays to me
and now this is what the local small band on a shitty venue hear noooothing
I guess I must be a weirdo
I used to be a backup singer for a worship band a lifetime ago and because my brain was wired differently I could never have the vocals in my ear. For some reason my brain would comprehend what I was singing unless I herd everything. So I trained myself to sing without it in my ear, and I could focus better on what I was singing. Now I understand why that happened, when someone has ADHD the chaos actually makes it easier to focus more. Because ADHD is a result of childhood trauma. Now that I have worked through my trauma, I can't do that anymore.
You have a drummer but you still have clicks. The drummer should be the click. I still like music that is raw and more human.
As a future musician, this feels pretty lonely😢
But I'm curious about knowing more, I have so many questions!🙈🙈
If your band uses IEMs then yes that’s what they hear, the band I’m in now uses them and it’s 100% accurate. However, MOST of my career was getting to hear it exactly like the first example 😊 and it truly is the best feeling in the world. There are still plenty of amazing and/or famous bands that use wedges.