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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Interesting. So you just input the lyric and tell it the feel you want? Yes basically. If you write stuff that's structured well you should do well with it. The sound elevates what e we you do.but that's always been the case. The better production the better it seems. No way of knowing if people really connect though it's one sided you can't use your music ideas. But you should do well with it I doubt if I'd have a whole lot of use for it in its present form other than for fun. My musical ideas are kind of important to my songs (for good or ill). If I can't impose my melody or chords on it, I'm not sure what I could do with it. Maybe if I was one of those blokes who churns out three lyrics a day without a melody in mind. Or a lyrics only guy like Carroll or Couch.
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