http://livemusiciancentral.com/2008/05/10/stage-banter-speak-to-the-crowd/ Resources for Performing Musicians Sun, 15 Jan 2012 18:53:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= http://livemusiciancentral.com/2008/05/10/stage-banter-speak-to-the-crowd/comment-page-1/#comment-227 Creating Your Band Demo CD | Live Musician Central Sat, 09 Aug 2008 10:00:17 +0000 http://livemusiciancentral.com/?p=46#comment-227 [...] There are a couple ways to capture a good live CD. One is to record your show at a club that you regularly play at and hopefully you’ll catch a good night. Another way is to control things a bit more and invite a rowdy crowd of friends to a more controlled environment for recording. I’ve done both and the demo’s we’ve recorded with a crowd of friends has usually turned out better just because the band was more relaxed and interacting easier with the crowd. Remember, the club owners want to hear some stage banter. [...] [...] There are a couple ways to capture a good live CD. One is to record your show at a club that you regularly play at and hopefully you’ll catch a good night. Another way is to control things a bit more and invite a rowdy crowd of friends to a more controlled environment for recording. I’ve done both and the demo’s we’ve recorded with a crowd of friends has usually turned out better just because the band was more relaxed and interacting easier with the crowd. Remember, the club owners want to hear some stage banter. [...]

]]> http://livemusiciancentral.com/2008/05/10/stage-banter-speak-to-the-crowd/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Putting Together Your Band Demo CD | Live Musician Central Fri, 18 Jul 2008 14:11:00 +0000 http://livemusiciancentral.com/?p=46#comment-104 [...]    There are a couple ways to capture a good live CD. One is to record your show at a club that you regularly play at and hopefully you’ll catch a good night. Another way is to control things a bit more and invite a rowdy crowd of friends to a more controlled environment for recording. I’ve done both and the demo’s we’ve recorded with a crowd of friends has usually turned out better just because the band was more relaxed and interacting easier with the crowd. Remember, the club owners want to hear some stage banter. [...] [...]    There are a couple ways to capture a good live CD. One is to record your show at a club that you regularly play at and hopefully you’ll catch a good night. Another way is to control things a bit more and invite a rowdy crowd of friends to a more controlled environment for recording. I’ve done both and the demo’s we’ve recorded with a crowd of friends has usually turned out better just because the band was more relaxed and interacting easier with the crowd. Remember, the club owners want to hear some stage banter. [...]

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