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Bayside
by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Oct 2017
Posts: 9,207 Likes: 100
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Marty, the notion that your songs are simple and dont require anything, is the wrong assumption.
There's tons of music, tons of songs that are three chords, it doesnt mean you want [naughty word removed] recordings of them. And dont equate a simple song to [naughty word removed].
None of us are writing Jazz opuses.... or Conciertos.
All the complaints I have are about the SOUND. it all comes down to how it sounds, whether its because you had to play it yourself, or were forced to change the rhythm of your song, because they had nothing to offer you. I suspect that happens to people alot, they assume the software knows more than they do, and go with an arrangememnt that doesnt have the same feel they were looking for
But 3 chord songs still have a feel, and have a quality to the playing, and most of all, sound good.
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 03/05/21 08:06 PM.
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