Problems with extroverts obviously.
Being an introverted musician sucks when dealing with extroverted musicians.
I play guitar in bands and it sucks having to work with people.
Here's my rant on what I think are some extroverted tendencies and how they annoy me:
Too many Guitar pedals...
I've noticed E types are always buying new guitar pedals and have retardedly large set ups.
I think they like have all the different options in front of them, just how they like a lot of faces around them.
I've seen I types like myself who like to use less pedals and try to find a greater guitar tone on its own and focus more on what there playing.
I think it's just that I's think more inwardly.
Poor song structure...
When creating a song E types like to add extra bars to songs making them longer. ugh. They also never want to commit to the structure of a song when creating it.
When I types are more likely to build the structure first and work inward at creating better parts for lines that already exist.
Distractions...
Put and E in a room with loud instruments they can play and other people and they get so distracted. They talk and want to show you stuff they can play.
Put an I in the same room and they want to create songs and practice old ones, not talk.
The reason they showed up is to make music, especially when you pay to rent out a jam space.
After shows...
After shows the E's want to yuck it up with all the other bands that played and other people. There night is just beginning.
After shows the I's want to go home because they just put energy into a performance and don't want to socialize with everyone.
This is a good way to get a rep that you have a bad ego, and a bad way to network with other musicians.
I rip on extroverts here but at the end of the day they have some straights that would be needed in a band that introverts don't have, mainly networking.
A band is a team so It would be good to have both E's and I's together using there own straights.
Yea.
Being an introverted musician sucks when dealing with extroverted musicians.
I play guitar in bands and it sucks having to work with people.
Here's my rant on what I think are some extroverted tendencies and how they annoy me:
Too many Guitar pedals...
I've noticed E types are always buying new guitar pedals and have retardedly large set ups.
I think they like have all the different options in front of them, just how they like a lot of faces around them.
I've seen I types like myself who like to use less pedals and try to find a greater guitar tone on its own and focus more on what there playing.
I think it's just that I's think more inwardly.
Poor song structure...
When creating a song E types like to add extra bars to songs making them longer. ugh. They also never want to commit to the structure of a song when creating it.
When I types are more likely to build the structure first and work inward at creating better parts for lines that already exist.
Distractions...
Put and E in a room with loud instruments they can play and other people and they get so distracted. They talk and want to show you stuff they can play.
Put an I in the same room and they want to create songs and practice old ones, not talk.
The reason they showed up is to make music, especially when you pay to rent out a jam space.
After shows...
After shows the E's want to yuck it up with all the other bands that played and other people. There night is just beginning.
After shows the I's want to go home because they just put energy into a performance and don't want to socialize with everyone.
This is a good way to get a rep that you have a bad ego, and a bad way to network with other musicians.
I rip on extroverts here but at the end of the day they have some straights that would be needed in a band that introverts don't have, mainly networking.
A band is a team so It would be good to have both E's and I's together using there own straights.
Yea.