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If you're good enough to play this at tempo, doing another version w/o a click wouldn't take much time, I would think.
I listened again and enjoyed it more the 2nd time.
Here's a mixing tip I actually just stumbled across. That trumpet sound in Libby's Old Blue Car is processed thru a convolution reverb with an outdoor impulse - set on 100% wet, 0% dry . I used perfect space in Sonar, but any convolution reverb would do the same thing. When I processed it this way, it had an amazing amount of instant space.
Peace,
Ian
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