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No, its really more about the musicians understanding what they sound like, what the group sounds like. I think in a rock-and-roll situation, its almost loud, louder, loudest, and you just let the sound man deal with it. I think in an acoustic situation, its just like playing in an orchestra, dealing with the orchestra. You have to know what the balance is. So I think its less of a development ...
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