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It's nice John but I couldn't get over the quantized feel. I'm guessing you performed this slow and then sped it up or actually quantized or both? IMO, performing closer to real time would really enhance the feel of this.
Regardless, another fine composition.
Peace,
Ian
Actually wasn't quantized Ian! I did use a click track. 1 beat for each triplet. Each triplet started with a melody note, so it was easy keeping rhythm (playing the first note of each triplet louder). John 
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