Yeah, I remember when I replaced my drummer with a drum machine .
The music was more on time with the tempo and no attitude to deal
with at the gig. Not all drummers are bad, Some even make great
roadies :) P.s. I am currently in the witness protection program.
For all you drummer's out......who would like to hurt
me.... :0
--- In xl7@y..., "todd7416" <todd7416@y...> wrote:
>
> Hello all!
> I guess I can say I'm new to the group as this is my first post.
> So it's nice to be here........
>
> Anyway, last Saturday was my first gig with the XL-7. My brother
> and I are the only members in a Christian band called Binding
> Force. Our drummer recently left and we couldn't find a
replacement
> so we went with the XL-7 and I've spent the past three months
> programming in specific drum parts for our songs. It takes a
while
> but the results are worth it. We use the XL-7 as backing for the
> guitar and bass. So we don't do anything on the fly, nor do we
have
> anything else hooked in to the machine. The advantage is the I
can
> program in keyboard parts. When we had a real drummer the sound
> wasn't as full because we had no keyboard player.
>
> When we showed up to the gig everyone kind of thought it was weird
> that we were using a drum machine. Most other bands have real
> drummers but we saved a lot of space onstage just having the
> machine. Plus it's a lot quicker getting set up!
>
> Anyway, everyone was amazed when we were done because the XL-7 was
> kicking out great drum parts and synth lines. I don't think they
> expected it. After the show I had people (including the pro sound
> guy) asking about it. I'm proud of my machine now, depite some
> doubts early on.
>
> I hope everyone else has had great experiences with their
machines.
> I really love mine and after experiencing the luxury of not having
> to deal with lazy drummers, I don't see going back to the real
thing.
>
> ToddMessage
Re: First gig with the XL-7
2002-07-29 by billyk52000
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