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And I'm sure the rock stars go through this a lot themselves is that, you know, I can open

a pro-trial session no matter what time frame it is and look at it and go, oh, okay, I remember

that era of doing it that way. Routing or choice of plug-ins. I opened up a session the other day

of the podcast, actually. And just taking a look at the plug-in choices and how it was done,

I was like, wow, I don't do that anymore. That's really changed.

So, you know, you grow and you change and you refine. And I think that not sticking to the same thing year after year, I think is important.

I think even once you think you found the thing that works, like I'm on what I think is a great

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