NukeDOC
Retired Mod
saw this mentioned in another thread and got my wheels moving. ive also noticed that many bands play a half step flat when they play live. actually, ive noticed that even on some albums, the songs would be in a key of F# instead of G.
so why is this done?
personally i have done this or actually just transposed the whole song down to a key that i feel comfortable singing at (which i dont do that well to begin with hehe).
but im wondering why a song would be recorded on the album in one key, then performed live in a key of 1/2 step lower? other than for singing purposes, is there a reason for this?
im just wondering if i should get the whole band to just tune down a half step hahaha.
so why is this done?
personally i have done this or actually just transposed the whole song down to a key that i feel comfortable singing at (which i dont do that well to begin with hehe).
but im wondering why a song would be recorded on the album in one key, then performed live in a key of 1/2 step lower? other than for singing purposes, is there a reason for this?
im just wondering if i should get the whole band to just tune down a half step hahaha.