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[QUOTE="Smashh, post: 419524, member: 45856"]
Ive been going through the same questions as far as work flow for using click .

What seems to work best for me at the mo is to practice with a click away from any song and i dont have a 
strict regimine,Try little strumming riffs and single note lines. It amazes me how often I get excited 
unnecessarily doing a turn around  and i get in front of where I think I am in my head .

So I am working at being relaxed and smelling the coffee more .
I am convinced that playing music sort of mirrors your way of life , and money is not an important part
of that equation .  yepeeee...loll , ( I guess its different if you read music for money )

So when I go to record, the click shouldnt be a go to because its already strong in my head and I can
place my shots at the right moment .On the  downside ,I can see a time when it will sound better
but wont be so exciting for me at the moment .....:unsure:

I guess I could try and find excitement harmonically and dynamically  :cool:, yeah that d be a cool place :)

Another thing to consider is ( and Ive learnt this the hard way ),

It is easy to make your music sound stagnant and boring by following a click too much.
Especially tracking one thing at a time, so dont be a slave to the metronome .
Make the metronome your slave and find freedom :D

Well thats where I wanna be , hope that helps DoL :)
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