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Diverge
by Michael W. Brown - 09/13/26 08:38 PM
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I favor the emotiveness of of going by hand with all the instruments, even though I am no steady eddy.
I played around a lot with manufactured samples with the synths being my primary instrument before I was on the internet.
I know there are many made for hire performers that do samples.
I would prefer something played in to my recordings.
Live threads and instrument and voice music seems to be almost an alien concept on the internet now.
Didn't seem that way when I was first on internet sites in 2004.
A click track may be good to get something started to lead off a song.
But I prefer the realness of going without them.
Good topic!
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