Should i practice in a studio?

[tuttifrutti]

I dont have a band and so im wondering should i pratice in a jamming studio regularly(alone) cause i get to play alot louder than at home and i will be able to hear my mistakes?

 

[theliverevolution]

use earphones or headphones for home. jamming studios are kinda costly as far as i remember. and you'll have to book timings and all that... ma fan

 

[dudelove]

hmm that would be pretty costly, since u have to pay the full amount instead of splitting with ur band members. and i think practising as a band is more efficient since u get to bond, and u know how to sculpt ur sound in the mix

 

[HarrisonYeo]

just play it loud at home
to hell what u're neighbours think .

 

[tuttifrutti]

@HarrisonYeo
Hey thats not being considerate.

@theliverevolution
wont headphones kinda spoil your ears?anyways when i connect my headphones theres always a fuzzy sound,any specific type of headphones to get?

@dudelove
its not easy to get into a band,and ive got no friends who play stuff so yeah.

 

[lalaboi]

you headphones that have a high dbp since the frequencies of guitar are usually very high
normal earphones don't do it
use those kind of big big headphones for dj and sort

 

[mus]

This is going to be expensive for you. I had the same thought to practice drums in a studio. I guess not since it's expensive.

 

[dudelove]

@dudelove
its not easy to get into a band,and ive got no friends who play stuff so yeah.

my bad. i didnt read properly

 

[kuang89]

i'm a guitarist, i can jam wif u too...i can help u rhythm or teach u play rhythm, i listen mainly to led zep, old GNR, others in my own sig u can see...also looking to improve my playing skills, dunno y i can play sitting down but not standing....

 

[teleplayer]

Don't play loud la..

 

[crapsh1t]

build ur own studio.... =p

 

[ShadowsDiamond]

practise at home bro...if ur neighbours complain, turn up the volume till they go away

 

[jeffrey0603]

practise at home bro...if ur neighbours complain, turn up the volume till they go away

lol... later they call police

 

[Mirrorboy]

I dont have a band and so im wondering should i pratice in a jamming studio regularly(alone) cause i get to play alot louder than at home and i will be able to hear my mistakes?

I wouldn't really advise that unless you don't find it awkward.. and have lots of cash to spare. :???:

Usually it's not you yourself which spots the mistake, it's others.. Well that's what I believe.

 

[HeyJoeILoveYourSis]

Mirrorboy is right, usually, you're too concentrated on playing, you may not have noticed a small mistake here and there. Maybe get a friend to play with you or post a video of yourself playing and ask for constructive criticism. From there on you will get to know your mistakes.

Joe