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Goldroom
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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/07/26 11:11 PM
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by Rob B. - 10/04/26 02:16 PM
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Hi Magne, Thanks for all the compliments!  I do spend quite some time on production. For this new album, I'm averaging 2 days for the demo that Sub plays the drums to and then 3-4 days to record the final version and another solid day on the mix. I never asked Sub how much time he spends on a drum track, but I think it's 1, 2 days tops. This is all spread out over the coarse of a month, so I'll have lots of time to ponder my every step. I have considered doing 'marketing' songs, but I am no fan of the idea. It just feels wrong and unnecessary. I don't hear bands like Radiohead and Coldplay do it, so why should I?
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