Concert always present challenges to the band, but with the right attitude and the organization it is very easy to pull off a great live show in a relaxed way that will help the audience enjoy the show. Here are some better live musical performance tips.
The first thing to do is to have your equipment well organized. Generally when I play live I have all my stuff in Gig my bag packed in such a way that the above are things that I will need to first on my setup. To tell the truth this is easy to do – just take some extra time after each performance to put it away in a series organized in reverse order, then do not use anything out of a gig bag to the next live show, which will be hopefully a few days. When you’re at home generally you would not need very elaborate setup just for simple exercise or songwriting etc. Just use the minimum, so gig bag is always packed with what you need for the gig, if you do not touch the gig bag, then all the things that you used last gig still there! It seems pretty obvious, but I do not know how many times I’ve played club gigs and some guy will shout across the stage, “Dude, does anyone have a direct box I left my home.” afford organized and live musical performance will definitely be better and more fun to play.
The second thing to do is to allow enough time to set up so you do not feel rushed. In my case I always cut things rather slim because I usually do not like “hanging out” for the concert. That being said, I allow plenty of time to set it up in constant deliberate fashion my. You must always allow for trouble shooting as well, because no matter what, for some reason, everybody else is initially firing up their instruments, one guy is always strumming strings or typing on the keyboard with a quizzical look on his face while nothing sound comes out. This rule applies for all levels of performers, it is simply inevitable.
This brings to mind the next; be sure to allow yourself enough time to put their own content and help other band member who could be in trouble. However, do not show up on the show so early that you have to wait a long time after you set up where you play. Too much of it and you can lose concentration. there are plenty of distractions every gig – so less time you allow yourself to be distracted better performance will be.
To allow enough time to warm up. Hot phone up depends on whether you are playing four hours Club concert or fifty-minute concert set. If it is the former, then you do not have as much time to warm up and can schedule early songs in the set that have “jam” area to get warm up. Sometimes we even play a few songs without vocals just to be sure everything is sounding right. However, if there is one set of the show has to start as hot as it gets, then you need to think about getting into the peak heating up to make sure you’re firing on all cylinders right from the get- go. General Thirty minutes to an hour will do, especially if you are singing duties.
These are just some tips to have a better live music.