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I’ve been using GarageBand for a while but i wanna get serious. I’ve seen something clips from people who use logic pro and it seems like a few things may be not worth spending the $200. So a few things i can confirm i know is better is the drums, the flexibility with them, SO much better. I concern myself with the drum sounds and such just as much as the guitars so that’s my big what. How much different are the amps? Actually. They look the exact same. So how much better is it and is the $200 less in the long run rather than the others that bleed you dry with a subscription. Can anyone add any of their Pro’s on why logic is good? How much better it may sound or anything like that?

I’m having a difficult time writing songs that actually have substance. It feels like cheating to ask but what’s a way to write songs that aren’t so repetitive. Like I understand maybe changing the progression to add a better feel for a chorus and having one for a verse but I don’t get it. As blunt as I can put it I don’t know how to do it well. Or at all really. Any suggestions welcome or advice that may help.

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I’m having a difficult time writing songs that actually have substance. It feels like cheating to ask but what’s a way to write songs that aren’t so repetitive. Like I understand maybe changing the progression to add a better feel for a chorus and having one for a verse but I don’t get it. As blunt as I can put it I don’t know how to do it well.

Hello, I’m in the market for a used mesa boogie mark V head specifically. Would it sound good for an alt rock ish sound? Or something heavy ish. I need good cleans and distortion. If anyone would spill some stuff about them before I pay the still hefty $1300 price in my opinion. Thanks!