The early post punk, classic rock, and metal musicians I know of and have had opinions with my recordings on like to go by hand with their instruments.

I like making my own click samples to lead off a recording.
But whatever one can do with even a small thimble of knowledge can be that much more when the technology of clickers and samples is more heavily relied on or in a band situation - hence the emotive approach.

Unless one picks up all the instruments to create in that given genre, their opiinions could just be from any listener.
I was out to go back to the wheel and not hide behind other means.

That being said, just like with the eighties electronic acts, there are people that are more interesting then others that are totally automated and rely on click tracks and samples.
I like the instrument in hand, but the samples are good for the synapses.

I could not look at this site as all that conventional or traditional if I relied on them though.
Where I would use click tracks would be to try and compliment a recording, not rely on.

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