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|    Ouisie to JimD    |
|    Re: was a duo day    |
|    07 May 18 15:32:02    |
      From: someone@anywheret.net              "JimD" wrote in message news:2018050711315246544-email@nowherecom...              > We don't have everything memorized. Too many songs. Most are not in the "       > factory " key sig, or have the original arrangements. Mayny of our songs       > I have in several verisons even. Some short for listening, longer ver for       > dances, and in several keys depending on who's gonna sing it on any given       > job.              > So, no, not memorized. What we do is had the lyrics to mos of our stuff       > in iPads ( the OnSong app ). That covers needing lyrics. I have just       > around 900 song lyrics in my Ipad, songs I sing. Band girl has about 1500       > in her iPad, songs she does.              But if you don't have them memorized, that must mean you need at least chord       charts, right?              > Ah, but the trick is Logic Pro on Mac .... I put colored arrangement       > markers in the song, so I can see how it is progressing. Without the       > markers, all you typically hear is a rhythm track and some here and there       > string parts ... definately not enough to not get lost. So I colorize       > sections of the song.              I'll stick with 'old school' ;)              > We do rehearse. Typically once a week or so, unless we're playing 2 or 3       > times a week, then no time to rehearse.              I was just wondering how you can retain all that - unless you're playing it       so much, you couldn't forget a tune if you tried ;)              > He probably is good. I dunno. Can't tell a thing about that from the       > crap he plays on that show :-)              I've heard his playing, he's excellent, it's the commercial stuff that       sucks.              > How did that commercial go " It's so easy a Caveman could do it ".              Cavemen seemed like they did everything the hard way ;)              > Audience participation is good.              It's an Awesome Vibe!              > Hey, gotta cut myself short, duo gig today and I'm running late.              > Have a good day. We'll pick this up later.                            Jim              Have fun!              Ouisie              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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