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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
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I bought it myself and recomended it cause I was a believer in their stuff. The drums are great. I then got ez keys which I did about 10 songs with, I had posted them here years ago, with just piano and drums. Sound is good, its just the versatility. People were commenting, I think that piano needs some changes in the song... Ya think? You mean the player is not supposed to play the same 8 bar passage all the way through the song...
I was excited about EZ bass, i havent given up on it. Yeah I could play bass guitar, on bass, on guitar, or keyboard, and it wont suck...but at the same time, it wont be professional. If all guitar players were automatically bass players, we wouldnt need bass players.
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