JamHub on Tour
Touring bands all over the world are constantly waiting and sitting around. Sitting in the bus for hours, sitting at the hotel for hours, sitting at coffee shops for hours, sitting backstage for hours, just to plan a 1 hour show.
But the energy on stage and with the audience is a rush that keeps them going to the next show. It is hard to explain to anyone who has never felt it, but playing is what keeps the band going in spite of all the waiting.
Taking a JamHub on tour changes all that. More time to play, more time to write, more time to prepare for the studio. We've had bands tell us that touring with their JamHub allows them to convert what was lost time to time that advances their music.
Imagine your hotel room being turned into a great sounding writing studio (and demo recording studio). Imagine fine-tuning your bands songs before each show, even when you’re far from your rehearsal space. Touring with a JamHub gives you more ability to play on the road and because a JamHub is so portable, about the size of a laptop, you can add it to the equipment list without worry, even if your tour bus is small enough to fit inside the Rolling Stone’s tour bus.
Backstage you really want to warm up as a band. Get those tricky parts tight, nail that groove and maybe warm up the voices so the harmonies sound amazing. You are a band that really wants to avoid the 'lost me in the first three songs' experience that can happen when you’re not ready for the start of a show. Use a JamHub in the green room before the show and you will hit that stage in ready to go.
Radio appearances in new towns can help to drive people to your show. Bring your JamHub to a radio show and you can play with confidence that the sound you want the audience to hear is what they will get. Hand the radio station a cable from your JamHub and say “use this mix.” Not only will they thank you for making it easy, but you’ll play with confidence that you have a great sounding session being broadcast.
Touring will never be the same … at least for bands who bring their own JamHub studio with them.
