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Algorithmic distribution of hits across steps (e.g., 5 in 16) for world/tech grooves and polymetric feels. more

Read end-user licenses for limits (e.g., redistribution, templates, one-shot exclusivity). more

Keep digital receipts and categorize monthly; maintain notes for per diem, mileage, and reimbursements. more

Deliver clean PDFs; include MusicXML for interoperability and DAW scoring. more

Seventh chords with added tensions 9, 11, 13; color tones requiring careful voice-leading. more

Modified RT60 formula better matching rooms with higher absorption. more

Social network with Pages/Groups/Events; useful for local gig promotion and community. more

Hardware (e.g., auto-switch DI/switcher) that flips from Rig A to Rig B if audio drops. Essential for mission-critical playback. more

Limited exceptions for commentary/education/news; highly fact-specific—seek counsel. more

No fixed 'seconds' rule; fair use is contextual and rarely applies to commercial tracks. more

A collection of lead sheets with melody, chords, and lyrics to “fake” an arrangement on the spot. more

Collect and store emails/PII responsibly, comply with privacy laws, and honor unsubscribe preferences. more

Patreon, memberships, crowdfunding; clear value, consistent delivery. more

From social views → email signups → store/concert conversions using incentives and clear CTAs. more

Awareness → subscribe → purchase → advocacy; content per stage. more

Monthly perks (demos, stems, AMAs, ticket presales) that stabilize income and deepen engagement. more

Use mic patterns, stage positioning, HPFs, and narrow EQ notches. Address gain-before-feedback holistically, not just with EQ. more

Convention like Song_K1_v03_editB to prevent confusion, ease rollback, and aid collaboration. more

Standard names for demos/stems; version dates; shared drive etiquette. more

Use structured folders (Audio, Session, Docs). Avoid lossy formats for stems and use clear versioning. more

Fills that resolve to beat 1 without rushing; consider density and melodic shape. more

Short setup fills on bars 4/8/16; keep time reference clear and return cleanly to the groove. more

Transitional ideas that set up sections and time; short, confident, and inside the pocket. more

LP/HP/BP/Notch with 12/24 dB slopes; ladder, OTA, state-variable each impart different character. more

12/24 dB/oct LP, HP, BP, notch; drive and key-track for musical response. more

Drum rudiment: a grace note followed closely by a primary stroke, creating a widened attack. more

Andalusian art form combining cante, toque, and baile with complex compás. more