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music production for me is a hit or miss affair - by that I mean I'm either really into making grooves, or I am completely flat out of creative juice and can't make a beat to save my life. Usually during these times, I'll experiment with demo's of various software, spend time searching for samples, hit the record stores for some 45 7" purchases (for sampling), chop loops for later use etc.
Regardless, the best times are when the flow is there and I'm cranking on tunes. I'm hoping this dry spell doesnt last too long....
ps - the Torq 1.5 upgrade is out now. I want to try it out before I buy and there's no demo.. and I dont have the $50 it will take to upgrade.
