Firstly, i don't know whether this is the right place for me to post this... But i just wanna try.
I got a huge problem with metronome... well i'm composing a metal song and i have experience recording a metal song with a normal 170bpm tempo... as for this song i recorded last time, the song arrangement is such that from the starting of the song till the end, the tempo is 170bpm!
but this new song i'm composing.. i figured the tempo is 170 cause it sounds right.. BUT SOME PARTS when it is supposed to sound fast, it sounds VERYYY slow and when it supposed to sound slow, its very fast.... and i'm gonna record this new song and send it to a label company in january... I heard that the Record label company expected demo to be in timed as in we gotta use the metronome..
so my question is... how do i solve this problem of mine.. as mentioned, the tempo for the song is 170bpm and it ssounds right.. but some riffs or licks that is to be played in certain parts sounds faster when its supposed to sound slow and vice versa.
theres some bands like Cradle of Filth. i assume they use metronome to record but do they follow particular tempo throughout the song or do they change this certain "verse" for an examply to 130bpm from 170bpm(which might be their normal tempo for this particular song). Because when i kinda use a metronome while hearing their song.. some parts are not in timed. they probably did change the tempo.. IS IT A MUST TO FOLLOW ONE PARTICULAR TEMPO FOR THE WHOLE SONG? because in a recording studio. its nearly impossible to change from one tempo to another tempo in split second...
PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS! i HIGHLY APPRECIATE ANYONE WHO ENLIGHTEN ME! thanks alot!
I got a huge problem with metronome... well i'm composing a metal song and i have experience recording a metal song with a normal 170bpm tempo... as for this song i recorded last time, the song arrangement is such that from the starting of the song till the end, the tempo is 170bpm!
but this new song i'm composing.. i figured the tempo is 170 cause it sounds right.. BUT SOME PARTS when it is supposed to sound fast, it sounds VERYYY slow and when it supposed to sound slow, its very fast.... and i'm gonna record this new song and send it to a label company in january... I heard that the Record label company expected demo to be in timed as in we gotta use the metronome..
so my question is... how do i solve this problem of mine.. as mentioned, the tempo for the song is 170bpm and it ssounds right.. but some riffs or licks that is to be played in certain parts sounds faster when its supposed to sound slow and vice versa.
theres some bands like Cradle of Filth. i assume they use metronome to record but do they follow particular tempo throughout the song or do they change this certain "verse" for an examply to 130bpm from 170bpm(which might be their normal tempo for this particular song). Because when i kinda use a metronome while hearing their song.. some parts are not in timed. they probably did change the tempo.. IS IT A MUST TO FOLLOW ONE PARTICULAR TEMPO FOR THE WHOLE SONG? because in a recording studio. its nearly impossible to change from one tempo to another tempo in split second...
PLEASE HELP ME ON THIS! i HIGHLY APPRECIATE ANYONE WHO ENLIGHTEN ME! thanks alot!