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Originally Posted by inthere 
All I do is what the sales guy told me: play everything at a slow speed, then speed it up. repeat, add notes to chords, and you can even step time notes on top of parts you've played. It was easy then, and it's even easier now with today's technology. When I 1st started I would play things at 40 bpms, and then speed it up to 120. Today, I'm a little better, I can play things at 80, 90, or even 100-110, and speed it up to 125-135. I'm not as meticulous as I used to be though.
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Hey mate,
That's funny and great to hear! I do my head in often as I don't sample on my releases and so either use session musicians OR (what I thought before today was cheating) play keys in at a slower speed before speeding it up.
Pretty much all my releases have a part in the track that's been played in PAINFULLY slow then sped up... I've had a huge complex about this... and would get coy around my jazz friends who bust of chops at 190 bpm 16th notes like it ain't no thing!
ski