Guitar Track Session was recorded

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While on holiday... use the time to record guitar tracks... the process for this next song is still long... because I'm trying to make it better than the previous songs, both in terms of song composition... more varied gamelan compositions and in terms of  the mixing.  Aahh, it's really tiring... it drains my mental energy.  Indeed... HOBIES ARE EXPENSIVE🔥🔥🔥🔥









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