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The problem that I have run into over the last several months is somewhat self inflicted. For the last couple of years I have mostly been doing studio(home)work. Learning, creating, and in general just having fun. However, being use to the strict timing of using drum machines and loops, I have suffered in the ability to play with a real drummer. Several months ago, old friends and I got back together as a band. More for the enjoyment than anything else. The drummer is not bad. But, I really have a tough time playing with him. I don't know if it is a timing problem that he has. Or, I've just grown intolerant to any variance. Anyone else suffer this problem? AaV
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