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15 Sep 04 - 03:27 PM (#1272736) Subject: Looking for a good band metrenome From: morgond Hello all, I'm the guitarist and leader of the new Irish band Kula (www.kulaband.com), and we're needing a good loud metrenome to practice our timing with. Does anyone know of a model that is loud enough to be used in a band practice setting? We've got 7 members in the band, so the sound's pretty full. Thanks in advance Morgon D |
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15 Sep 04 - 11:12 PM (#1273060) Subject: RE: Looking for a good band metrenome From: The Fooles Troupe It's called a 'Drummer'. |
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15 Sep 04 - 11:46 PM (#1273083) Subject: RE: Looking for a good band metrenome From: The Fooles Troupe Good ones are expensive. |
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16 Sep 04 - 02:47 PM (#1273310) Subject: RE: Looking for a good band metrenome From: GUEST There used to be one in a 19" rack shape, that had a row of lights that made a shape in the air like a conductors batton. It was silent and invisible to an audience, but a whole ensemble could follow it. Failing that, a clockwork one with a swinging pendulum would do the same thing. |