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Had a brain storm overnight, or it coukda been a brain fart, but I thought if I kept the chordal parts of set piano patterns, but deleted the melodies they were playing, especially the notes on right hand, top notes iof chords and then played new melody notes myself, how well would it work?
It would have to fit better, but I wonder if my playing and the playing already in there would vary too much?
Seems musically it could work, mechanically I don't kniw
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 05/02/23 09:22 AM.
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