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Interesting stuff.....BUT so as to not confuse the issue if you cannot follow a simple tempo, beat or rhythm then you need to use something to help you. It does not matter if you try to play on, in front of or behind the beat if you do not know where the beat is in the first place or are unable to follow a beat pattern in your head for any length of time you are lost.
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