2012/08/23 20:37:51
Ham N Egz
Hey beatz dude did you READ my first post??? did you really? NO I think not, I edited my post after I went back and r4ead your original post, dont get your PANTIES in a wad dude. OK ? I dont know why timidi said your were spam, but you need to relax, this FORUM has issues with time lag, read HIS post first , go take your marbles and go home if you cant hang , we offered explanations, take them or go home dude . or take up upstairs. IF you want to hang here we will welcome you and your thoughts, ideas, and even opposing opinions s, BUT you got to read first, and digest BEFORE you post with knee jerk reactions , I like you , so far
2012/08/23 20:38:49
Bub
I was in a band with a guy who was tone deaf, but the guy was a walking encyclopedia of 60's & 70's rock and Christian music.

You rattle off the title of a song and he'd start jamming away. He had every note, verse, bridge, word, everything memorized.

You try to do a spontaneous blues jam with him, he was lost. It was the strangest damn thing. He could do the basic 1-4-5 chops and keep rhythm, but pass off a lead to him and he'd go in to some kind of weird dive, tremolo, indefinable lead that sounded like crap.
2012/08/23 20:42:27
spacey
It matters to the person.

Some look at a sheet of music and throw it in the air...others look at it and hear it..
Some don't want to learn some do.

It is a form of communication. You can choose to use it or not. If you use it you can
communicate with others that use it. If you don't read or write then others that do cannot
communicate with you with that form. 

Some people can talk and hear but can't read or write. It limits them to what they say or hear.

Of course there are no guarantees for being a better musician or benefitting in any way
from learning to read and write music....just like there is no guarantee that somebody
that can read or write understands a word.

Learning is a desire and an ability. Some have both, some don't.

2012/08/23 20:43:15
Bub
Jonbouy
I see you guys are nailing him for spam?
Define 'you guys' here...
Well ... to be honest, after last night, I'm not sure anymore ...

Click here to see what I mean.



2012/08/23 20:45:21
bapu
"Have Fun" ~Alex
2012/08/23 20:50:10
alexoosthoek
bapu


"Have Fun" ~Alex


You too Ed :)
2012/08/23 20:59:42
Dave Modisette
Reading notes is about communication.  I've done gigs where there was no time to rehearse and I had to sight read the whole gig.  Or there were times when you had 60 minutes to rehearse a 90 minute show for an incoming act.  You hit the intros and outros and the special bits in between.  The two hours later you were doing the show.
2012/08/23 21:05:53
Ham N Egz
I dont think the OP knows that philosophy just yet, Mod Bod ... thus his question???
2012/08/23 21:07:03
Ham N Egz
and his defensive posture , note to OP thick skin down here as well as up there
2012/08/23 22:04:47
craigb
What are these "notes" thingies I hear so much about?
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