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Yeah, the way that he would use delayed effects on the vocal and reverb. Its been so many years. I had the tapes - from that standpoint of view. From the creative standpoint, as Im composing music, the way that they would arrive at the climax of a song, different approaches that they would take in that respect. Other than that, the Beatles and George Martin were very influential on my producti ...
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