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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Looks like he's pretty legit as well https://www.joshuazook.com/Imagine somebody working so cheaply. I bet if you asked him to come into your studio and play for you hed charge alot more. But being hes on fiver I guess everything is all set, he doesnt have to do much except play. Im gonna start doing this. Its gonna be more complicated for me. If I use a real drummer, tempo changes would be out, unless there is a way to both be on video so you can use body language to slow down and speed up Or I can program drums myself which I don a pretty good job of, put the tempo changes in, and hopefully a bass player, keyboard player and what ever could be able to work with it
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