
Who needs the click? Assign live timing cues by musical role
Picture a band that already rehearses with a click (the metronome track that keeps everyone at the same tempo) and gives each player a personal monitor mix.

As a veteran touring drummer, Dave believes a band is only as good as its foundation. He writes about rehearsing with a metronome, locked-in bass-and-drum dynamics, and maintaining consistent energy throughout a two-hour setlist.

Picture a band that already rehearses with a click (the metronome track that keeps everyone at the same tempo) and gives each player a personal monitor mix.

Tune your heads, silence loose hardware, and position your mics before hitting record — these steps fix the drum sounds no plugin can rescue.
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