So.. I just got home from band practice, and, well, I'll fill you in.
We were recording a song - the stupidest song ever, it consists of power chords on 7777-55-77 on the E and then 5555 on the A.. the drummer and I absolutely hate this song. At our last show, people were actually bored by it, but still, the guitarist (who can't play guitar) and the singer (who is stubborn as hell) absolutely love it..
Lately the lead singer has been doing weird things.. like obsessed with multiple vocal tracks, and effects on the vocals.. which the drummer and I hate but him and the guitarist love.. he's changing our songs completely. anyways..
So we are all finished recording our parts, and the singer (who is also a rhythm guitarist), decides he wants to do another guitar track.. the drummer and I say no, but he does it anyways..
Drummer and I go away for about 10 minutes, come back, and listen to what he's done.
he recorded his part, and the worst part, he has a flanger or something on it. Drummer and I hated it, guitard loved it.
this is where it gets interesting.
We tell him to take it out. He says no. Then, well..
me: take that track out, it sounds like crap
drummer: yeah
guitard: it sounds fine
singer: yeah, there's nothing wrong with it
me: maybe if dylan (drummer) liked it, it would be 3 against 1, but he doesn't so it's 2 against 2.. you can redo it with no effects if you want
singer: it doesn't really matter what you guys think
me: what?
singer: your parts aren't as important as ours
me: I think Dylan and I have just as much say as you guys
singer: no you don't, our parts are much more important, so we have more say then you guys do.
after about 10 minutes of this, he has the nerve to ask if he can come to my house to edit the song (I have Sony SoundForge, plus my computer has better everything then the guitards).. I simply tell him, "No".. so now he has to edit it on the guitards computer, which has sh*t all for editing programs, and it's slow as hell..
700 MHz & 512 MB of RAM (for you computer nerds out there).
I was so angry by his statement (bolded above), that I almost completely lost it..
What do you guys think?
P.S.. Sorry for the rant..
We were recording a song - the stupidest song ever, it consists of power chords on 7777-55-77 on the E and then 5555 on the A.. the drummer and I absolutely hate this song. At our last show, people were actually bored by it, but still, the guitarist (who can't play guitar) and the singer (who is stubborn as hell) absolutely love it..
Lately the lead singer has been doing weird things.. like obsessed with multiple vocal tracks, and effects on the vocals.. which the drummer and I hate but him and the guitarist love.. he's changing our songs completely. anyways..
So we are all finished recording our parts, and the singer (who is also a rhythm guitarist), decides he wants to do another guitar track.. the drummer and I say no, but he does it anyways..
Drummer and I go away for about 10 minutes, come back, and listen to what he's done.
he recorded his part, and the worst part, he has a flanger or something on it. Drummer and I hated it, guitard loved it.

this is where it gets interesting.
We tell him to take it out. He says no. Then, well..
me: take that track out, it sounds like crap
drummer: yeah
guitard: it sounds fine
singer: yeah, there's nothing wrong with it
me: maybe if dylan (drummer) liked it, it would be 3 against 1, but he doesn't so it's 2 against 2.. you can redo it with no effects if you want
singer: it doesn't really matter what you guys think
me: what?
singer: your parts aren't as important as ours
me: I think Dylan and I have just as much say as you guys
singer: no you don't, our parts are much more important, so we have more say then you guys do.
after about 10 minutes of this, he has the nerve to ask if he can come to my house to edit the song (I have Sony SoundForge, plus my computer has better everything then the guitards).. I simply tell him, "No".. so now he has to edit it on the guitards computer, which has sh*t all for editing programs, and it's slow as hell..
700 MHz & 512 MB of RAM (for you computer nerds out there).
I was so angry by his statement (bolded above), that I almost completely lost it..
What do you guys think?
P.S.. Sorry for the rant..
