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Click and tracks shouldn’t be universally used by anyone performing on stage. Here are 4 reasons you shouldn’t use them.Every once in awhile, I get someone commenting about how “real musicians” don’t use click and tracks. I’ve spent plenty of time debunking that myth, but I will concede there are times when you shouldn’t use click and tracks live.When is running click and tracks a bad idea?1. You’re performing by yourself2. The context isn’t right3. You don’t want to4. You’re not readyReady to start playing with click in Ableton? Get my clicks here 👇fromstudiotostage.com/clicksPS. What do you think? When should musicians not use click & tracks? When should they? Leave a comment to let me know what you think!---0:00 Behind the Space Bar: Why You Shouldn't Use Click & Tracks Live!0:35 Why I Created Behind the Space Bar1:05 I Don't Think You Should Use Click and Tracks: Importance of Context2:53 Reason #1: If You're Performing by Yourself6:02 Reason #2: The Context Doesn't Fit (Scenario Example)7:38 Another Example Where the Context Doesn't Fit9:29 Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcast!10:05 Reason #3: Don't Use Click & Tracks if You Don't Want To12:01 Don't Use Click & Tracks Just Because Others Do13:01 Reason #4: If You Are Not Ready Yet14:59 I Highly Encourage You to Play with Click16:41 Go to fromstudiotostage.com/click to Practice with Clicks17:10 Subscribe and thank you for watching! ★ Support this podcast ★