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That is the whole point of a demo being the best it can be. Producers want to hear how a song WILL sound. Gone are the days when they heard beyond the rough demo to what a song could sound like. Most demos pitched are as good and radio ready as the finished article. Sending out anything less minimizes any chance of a cut. It does not matter whether it is a capella or a full orchestra production the rules are the same. The song must be produced to the best standard it can be in every way. IMO it is probably harder to send a simple a capella version than a full production as when it comes to bare vocals there is nothing to hide behind. The performance, recording and production must be top notch.
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