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I suppose this has been covered a hundred times on these forums, but I just would really like a clearer answer. To pitch demos to publishers, what is required in terms of demo quality? I've seen so many conflicting ideas on this - one person says a guitar/vocal demo is fine, the next says you must have a full studio version, with Nashville session players and the works... So what really is expected of a writer?
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