I've been searching this question on many forums "Who's the toughest to find, drummers, bassist, guitarist or singers?"....
Almost everyone agree's guitarist are a dime a dozen but you get a lot of people posting things like "In my area,bassist are hardest to find, I know 5 different drummers" or "I know 7 different bass players, it's the drummer we are having trouble finding".
This makes me wonder what the area's are like that they are talking about. I'm guessing maybe the guy who can find plenty of drummers but no bassist lives in the country where drummers may be more plentiful because of less noise complaints and the guy who finds plenty of bassist but no drummer is in the inner city where you get more noise complaints?
I'm starting to think I'm better off putting my "Drummer available" ad in the inner city will get me better results. What do you guys think?
I also think I may get better results putting my ad in a more ghetto area where people would have a harder time affording drums. What do you think of this theory?
Almost everyone agree's guitarist are a dime a dozen but you get a lot of people posting things like "In my area,bassist are hardest to find, I know 5 different drummers" or "I know 7 different bass players, it's the drummer we are having trouble finding".
This makes me wonder what the area's are like that they are talking about. I'm guessing maybe the guy who can find plenty of drummers but no bassist lives in the country where drummers may be more plentiful because of less noise complaints and the guy who finds plenty of bassist but no drummer is in the inner city where you get more noise complaints?
I'm starting to think I'm better off putting my "Drummer available" ad in the inner city will get me better results. What do you guys think?
I also think I may get better results putting my ad in a more ghetto area where people would have a harder time affording drums. What do you think of this theory?