Hey Adam.

Hey, what's up, Pete?

I feel like we've done this episode today already.

Yeah, I feel like maybe someone might be in a little hot water.

Dun, dun, dun.

Where's Andrew, by the way?

Oh, I don't know.

Yeah. I'm Adam Manus.

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But our beautiful, gorgeous M-A- Audio keyboard here with our logic sounds.

Oh man. I feel like it got erased. It got erased. And so we were like the wiki wiki room at the

Ramada north by the airport right now. It's very exciting. So we're going to have to redo this.

This is from a speak pipe from Jacob. Let's check it out.

Okay.

Hey, Peter and Adam. My name's Jacob. I'm from New Jersey. I'm in high school.

And I don't have the opportunity to play with a band, so I'm often by myself.

But I feel that left-hand voicings for me are often very limiting.

And I don't really know where to start building a left-hand voicing vocabulary.

So what would your fundamental left-hand voicings be for piano?

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