Originally Posted By: cooltouch
Yes, this is another way to cleverly modify a style. But often in a second chorus, it's not just drum fills, it's the way various instruments are played. For example, in Chorus one, a piano part might be laying out mostly, hitting the occasional chord, where in the Second Chorus, the arrangement is much fuller.. I don't think part markers would make a difference with something like this.



Incorrect, The B Section will always play up-beat compared to the A section. So setting a B part marker will always wake up the band in some fashion.


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