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Topic: An ideal set-up for a band? |
Ray Montee
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Portland, Oregon (deceased)
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Posted 8 Nov 2014 3:55 pm |
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After having watched the Quebe Sisters Band now, for several months, I've been quite impressed by the way the band it set-up.
Having the bass and rhythm guitar player, possibly along with a drummer with brushes on a snare..... located directly behind you, working as a close-knit group rather than as individual/performers would be the ideal arrangement.
What has been your own experience or preferred set-up? |
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Bill C. Buntin
From:
Cleburne TX
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Posted 9 Nov 2014 4:20 pm
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all decent and dependable veteran players
Bass - front man/singer
Drummer - singer
fiddle - singer
Pedal Steel - singer
low stage volume
smokeless venue
playing for the door
go to the house |
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Chris Sattler
From:
Hunter Valley, Australia
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Posted 10 Nov 2014 3:17 am
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| Love the low volume Bill. It really tests the band, especially the drummer. But.......... no guitar? I think i gotta have a guitar, probably not electric all night but certainly a good acoustic |
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Alan Brookes
From:
Brummy living in Southern California
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Posted 12 Nov 2014 10:40 am Re: An ideal set-up for a band?
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| Ray Montee wrote: |
...Having the bass and rhythm guitar player, possibly along with a drummer with brushes on a snare..... located directly behind you, working as a close-knit group rather than as individual/performers would be the ideal arrangement.
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Well that's the way Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash all started out. |
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