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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 01:23 AM
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Mike:
Yes! Solid timing.
I have loads of tracks with manufactured samples that do that. On the net that is 1,000 times easier. No need to even pick up the instrument.
My way of seeing it is there are a lot of crafty musicians that have that click way of doing things, whether it be with a track or in general. Then there are those that move in their own way. May not fit in to a box or would fit in to a musicians click, yet the typical listener (non musician) digs it.
Some do not have the skill for the life of them to play a chord, yet have a lot of artistic drive.
That does'nt mean do not try and have form. I would not be here relying on my hands with the instruments and thoughts for that to be crucified and picked apart if I did'nt believe in some type of form.
But from what I have experienced, that has more to do with what musicians clicks like, not listeners in general.
I don't have the gene for technique, but for me it is zero sum. I am not going to learn anything period relying on imitation or gadgetry.
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