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If you’re part of a band, then it’s one of the most exciting things to experience. Now, you’re collaborating with a lot of musicians, you’re performing together, you’re recording, and you’re becoming part of a very big musical concept. At this time, you should understand that a band is just like a relationship that needs respect. Respecting all your bandmates and their ideas will let you nurture your band.

But since a lot of people are involved in a band, not everyone will agree with what you think. But, you know, there are a lot of diplomatic ways of handling band disagreements. First thing is that you should respect every viewpoint no matter how much different it is from your own ideas.

And avoid shooting yourself in the foot while you’re interacting with your bandmates. Since disagreements in a band are a commonplace, we’ve come up with this post. Here, we’ve discussed one big thing that you should always avoid saying to your fellow musicians. So without wasting a beat, creative souls, let’s get started.

You’re playing this tune wrong

We know it’s pretty annoying whenever your band member isn’t handling the changes correctly. You have a perfect vision in your head about a song, its presentation, its treatment, and its tunes. Now, it’s obvious that you’ll get frustrated when someone messes the flow. You know, everyone has their moments when they’re liable to upset the flow of music. But at that time, you shouldn’t lose your cool. Always avoid embarrassing your fellow bandmates just because they aren’t getting one single tune right.

If your bandmate is playing one section wrong, you should ask yourself, “Is it wrong to my ears or is it the other way round?” Maybe your bandmate is thinking that she or he is playing perfectly well. That’s why hear out to your fellow band member; listen the person’s perspective. That’s how a matured discussion happens.

If you follow this step, your bandmate will be glad that you didn’t lash out. You have to position yourself as a matured musician who has the eye to discover classical songs or any other genre. But you don’t have to be haughty about this one thing. You may be an experienced musician, but you shouldn’t discard your humility ever.

So here’s where we’ll end the post, peeps. We hope you’ve found this one tip really helpful. Keep this in mind to maintain a great relationship with your fellow bandmates. Last, if you’ve liked the post, then do share it with everyone in your circle. If, however, you’re looking forward to discovering a killer music-sharing platform that can stream new songs, then AudioBaby is the name to Google.

Now that the album was out, I have to do the launch poster. I made the Ang Bandang Shirley launch poster for Halloween and I’m doing the Slow Hello poster for a November release. Maybe it has something to do with them creepies.

So I gave the band studies for the poster. Take note, the keyword here is CONSISTENCY. My protagonist takes a peek-a-boo on the first one. The second one was a merging of both, which I envisioned to be like the poster for “Ang Nawawala” (HA! I thought of it first!). And as the third study says, it is a cage-like head of the girl. The idea captivated the band, so I did a better study.

Vectored the thing to have that Small Stakes (Silkscreen Poster makers) vibe. And am happy with the results.

And I guess, it fancied others too.