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I Am Lost With This One

I hate to tell you this Blue but as long as you go out and keep looking for these "younger" pop rock bands you might as well get used to it. I Dont know about you but I have no time for that stuff. I want to play with mature, experienced players who are dedicated and wont waste my time.

Well just to expand, one of the bands was not so young the guys were in their 40s and the lead guy was 50. They didn;t tell me you had to look like a local Red neck to get in with them.
 
Well just to expand, one of the bands was not so young the guys were in their 40s and the lead guy was 50. They didn;t tell me you had to look like a local Red neck to get in with them.

So it wasn't that they were inexperienced players it was that you felt they were looking for fellow Redneck players..right?

Did you screen them before doing the try -out?
 
I think the problem is you're thinkng in terms of fret position as opposed to what the notes are.

If some tells me to play a g minor, i'll play a g minor regardless of how i'm tuned.

if we're down tuned and I want someone to play a G I will mean the 2nd fret of the E string. my guess is you'd still go for the 3rd fret

Ah, but I am thinking in terms of notes, not frets. I'd do the exact same thing you did if someone told me to play G. I was talking about the tone thing, but that's resolved so it doesn't matter.
 

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