Nah, improvise!

just continue playing

its not always bad either to play different notes as long as it fits. i.e the fall o f troy live

buckethead doesnt make mistakes dude.

heres a good one. a friend in chamber orchestra had to start a song, panicked and forgot the rythym. she acted like her violin was out of tune, went to conductor and conductor hummed melody to her. she rocked it the second try.

i play lead guitar and mandolin on stage all the time, i hit wrong notes and just figure out how to create a balance between the scale im playing in and the scale ive "created" right there on stage. if you can play by ear you will find that it is easy to cover this type of mistake up. just dont forget when the song ends! that can be embarrassing!

This post was edited by juliusjuice on Jul 28 2008 02:18pm

Not sure what you mean by that. Any scale you're playing on would just be a variation on some other scale. Scales are like matter - you can't just create it/them out of nowhere.

Guitarists never make mistakes.

If you are a guitarist, and you make mistakes, you will never be a pro.

Quit while you're at it.

by getting shot by your fans on stage and then wasted by an officer name niggemeyer

your a fucking idiot.



best advice I've ever received..ever.

Not quite. This is the best advice you have ever received:

KILL YOURSELF

the more distortion you have the less mistakes heard i think