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Think you know Music ? See how much there is you didnt know!

Think you know Music ? See how much there is you didnt know!
Hmmm...Well you've got to use words like you would notes, but how you put them together is up to your own 'inspiration' I suppose. And like the theory of music there are certain grammatical and rhythmical ways of writing that create lyrics. But this is off topic.... I believe you also have some lessons posted in the forums Denis. I'm sure you had one about recording vocals, but I couldn't find it back. I'll have to go investigating again.

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