If this actually takes place you do realize it will turn into a hardware vs software rumble right?
I advise brass knuckles
Haha... who knows... Doesn't seem like anyone is actually interested. I guess people prefer sitting with their devices.
But this is how we did it back in the olden days... musicians, engineers, producers, hanging out over a drink and talking shop, talking ****, and getting to know people. You could learn a lot. Eventually, something good would come out of it, but you did have to show up.
Well, before I commit either way, I'd like to know if we'd be expected to bring along some "musical" instrument in order to collaborate on a live meet-up jam session, such as a kazoo, ukulele, tambourine or xylophone?
Well, before I commit either way, I'd like to know if we'd be expected to bring along some "musical" instrument in order to collaborate on a live meet-up jam session, such as a kazoo, ukulele, tambourine or xylophone?
If not, I'm out.
I’ve got a few bits and bobs like a kazoo, recorder, etc… but I’d personally keep it to things I can play with one hand because I plan to have a drink in the other.
Haha... who knows... Doesn't seem like anyone is actually interested. I guess people prefer sitting with their devices.
But this is how we did it back in the olden days... musicians, engineers, producers, hanging out over a drink and talking shop, talking ****, and getting to know people. You could learn a lot. Eventually, something good would come out of it, but you did have to show up.
Oh, well...
Im a Jazzy Boombap maker in London, keen to chat about music with some locals
if I was near london I'd definitely be up for this, I'm nearer manchester, know what you mean, nobody likes physically going out anymore do they, it's a weird world post covid...
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