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always gotta come back to insults.
I hear melodies and grooves and riffs in my head...ALL the time. Does not make me special, or a genius, or even good, but I hear them. When I do, I dont hear it as a "Ok Stratocaster, into a Vox amp. I hear the melody, singing a capella in my head. Sound has nothing to do with it in such a case. I hear a riff, I dont hear it through this software or that one, I just hear a riff. For others, maybe they are so used to sounds, they hear it as they imaginarily play their instrument
I think you're taking it too far with sound. Yes a song makes a sound...but the ole philosophical "if a tree falls in a forrest, and nobody is there to hear it, does it make a sound" NO, it does not.
But your arguments are not really holding up. Maybe thats why your starting with insults.
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