- Less expensive financially, both in production and studio / musician costs
- It's a quicker process in terms of 'manhours' (you don't have to copy/print parts etc...)
- You can hear the finished product before recording it
- Changes can be made more quickly
- There is a greater range of sounds that can't be produced by acoustic instruments
- Whoever plays the parts into the sequencer can be credited as the performer
- Your 'hits' can hit with precise accuracy
- You avoid dealing weith union restrictions
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- Your music will have that 'live' sound (i.e. the music really comes alive in ways that synth scores can't)
- You can draw upon the talents of great musicians
- There is more 'emotion' in the way a live musician (or ensemble) can perform
- You can get a truly bigger sound, or indeed a smaller, more intimate sound with acoustic instruments
- The experience and challenges are irreplicable and will push your musical creativity
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