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7 Tips for Choosing the Right Person to Run Click and Backing Tracks In Your Band

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It requires two hands and two feet to play drums. So yeah, sure, let’s add the highly technical responsibility of tracks to the drummer’s plate. Makes sense.

Bands that successfully run backing tracks think intentionally about who will be responsible for them.

Here are 7 tips to help you choose the right band member to run click and tracks in your band:

1) Avoid the drummer

2) Consider having the music director run tracks

3) Who is the most technically capable person? (You can rule out the guy with the 5stringslayer@aol.com email address)

4) Who is comfortable troubleshooting? (Any IT folks in the band?)

5) Pick someone who has good musical instincts and knowledge

6) Consider someone not on stage like a dedicated playback tech

7) Buy them a MIDI controller that makes sense for their role

Who runs tracks in your band and what made you choose them? Let me know in the comments!

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It requires two hands and two feet to play drums. So yeah, sure, let’s add the highly technical responsibility of tracks to the drummer’s plate. Makes sense.

Bands that successfully run backing tracks think intentionally about who will be responsible for them.

Here are 7 tips to help you choose the right band member to run click and tracks in your band:

1) Avoid the drummer

2) Consider having the music director run tracks

3) Who is the most technically capable person? (You can rule out the guy with the 5stringslayer@aol.com email address)

4) Who is comfortable troubleshooting? (Any IT folks in the band?)

5) Pick someone who has good musical instincts and knowledge

6) Consider someone not on stage like a dedicated playback tech

7) Buy them a MIDI controller that makes sense for their role

Who runs tracks in your band and what made you choose them? Let me know in the comments!

Like this content? Make sure to subscribe to see when I post new videos: https://fs2s.link/youtube-subscribe

Become a From Studio to Stage student:
https://fs2s.link/subscribe

Download all my templates/patches/presets:
https://fs2s.link/shop

Set-up a quick 15 minute call with me:
https://fs2s.link/15minute

Set-up an hour long remote Zoom call with me:
https://fs2s.link/oneonone

Purchase Ableton Live
https://fs2s.link/ableton

Purchase Ableton Push
https://fs2s.link/push

----
Download my free Gear Guide:
https://fs2s.link/gear

Download free Click Tracks for Ableton Live:
https://fs2s.link/clicks

Download free Guide Cue files for Ableton Live:
https://fs2s.link/cues

Download free ProPresenter 7 MIDI cues template:
https://fs2s.link/pp7

Download my free Getting Started with Live 11 Guide:
https://fs2s.link/live-11

Download free LTC/Timecode files for Ableton Live:
https://fs2s.link/timecode

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