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Hey Andrew,
Yeah, I had a similar thing with a jazz tune, peaked at 72 and is now 155. That's a large disparity in a few days. Oh well, gotta take the good with the bad. Have a blues number sitting between 32 and 55, which seems a more appropriate range, and an Electronic number at 30 - 50 , which again, is more consistent than the large swings with the first one. Any ideas Danny ?
cheers, niteshift
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