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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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LOL...like the getting paid to write this. yes the setting came through as did the events...and that furniture store must have been an after ours visit
I wanted to know how the song was produced.
If that is you or AI like my\our SUNO? Well its definitely not me singing, I dont have a British accent. It Was produced in udio, painstaking listening to probably hundred takes till its close to what i want. But im very pleased with the results, the exact mood was looking for. You may not think so, but getting good takes on your lyrucs, requires a good ear, and knowing what is worth it and what ain't. I messed with this again, just to see if I coukd make it a bit more blues. Could not get it to do better than this. The 6/8 timing, was perfect for flow of lyrics. It does not fare as well in 4/4 time
Last edited by Fdemetrio; 05/14/26 08:53 PM. Reason: .
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