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Recording demos should be a straightforward task of documenting the composition. This stage allows some experimentation with different arrangement types and instrumentation to give the composition the appropriate "sound". Demos need not be completely finished products with all countermelodies, harmonies and everything else down to the compression ratio on the lead vocal, but should convey the chord structure, melody, important harmonies and basic color of the composition
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