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Gheez,
In the old days they didn't need no stinkin' Software to record with. All the Musicians went into the Studio and recorded a song. If it didn't exactly come out right they just did it again. And usually all the musicians were top notch, from years of practice of course. Much of the time they got it in one take. Master that. Ray that must have been back in the days when musicians wrote songs and only talented people were allowed on TV showa or to record in a studio. LOL I suggest you see what goes on in a studio and see the stinkin softare in action. You might be surprised. I also remember when lyricists did not need any stinkin software either.
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