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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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Joined: Jan 2017
Posts: 4,647 Likes: 145
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Look, if I have the melody and lyrics and go to a demo studio OTHER musicians are gonna add things, background singers are going to add things I didn't think of, but it's my song. Are studio musicians robots? No they are not , But suno songs are robots , You can take the song , Have Nash guys do the Nashville number system , figure it out in about 10 minutes . Off you go they track it , you sing it , add the BGVS ect ect and you got a song... you can pitch to publishers or market it as the artist. Country music is not exactly Beethoven. it's still 3 chords and the truth with great production ideas , Ask your session players what they think of robot songs. you might consider bringing a bat
Last edited by bennash; 12/02/25 08:57 PM.
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