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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Jun 2005
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I used nothing but clickers and borrowed samples with the first instrument I started with. Many of the musicians I grew up with did metal and punk.
What I played on the synth was an offshoot of the same form, from PIL to Tubeway Alley.
None of the performers that I saw had a click guiding them all the way through a set.
I saw this as a no nonsense performers site.
Maybe I have a complex from how I started or do not take responses the way I should.
I just try to go with what I can assess will not make me any worse with my song ideas.
My recordings are bass dominant, which also serves in the rythmn section, as well as the maim melody or hook. I have to push myself harder to do anything beyond a 4/4 rythmn if I want to keep better time.
The playing may never be spot on, but at least tighter.
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