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 Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2010 5:10 pm
So some friends and I have been trying to get a band started.
It originally consisted of me (guitarist and singer), my friend Jansen (drums and back-up vocals), and his brother Walker (guitar and back-up vocals). After a while we found a new drummer and Jansen switched to bass, but that drummer left and Jansen doesn't want to play drums again.
About a month ago we picked up another guitarist named Robert (we have three guitarists, a bassist, and no drummer at this point).
Today Jansen and Walker decided to completely change the band layout. I'm now the main guitarist (no singing at all even though they've said I'm the best singer), Walker plays drums and guitar (he doesn't even know how to play drums), Jansen plays drums and bass (I thought he never wanted to play drums again!), Robert is still on guitar (but now he has vocals). On top of all that they added three new members to the band; totaling six guitarists, three drummers, one bassist, and I think seven vocalists.
Edit: (I like putting side-notes)
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 5:19 am
hmmm that is confusing
but what i think 1 who play's the drums is enough and i think they have to make a balance in the band bacause to much is not good
hmm ill hope that they will figure it out
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Posted: Tue Oct 12, 2010 11:24 am
They don't all play drums at once, they switch out. So, yeah, it is very confusing.
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Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 5:19 pm
If you're the best singer, then you should sing. surprised But layout is confusing, so I don't get how it works. Hope you guys figure it out soon. smile
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