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    This is very well done.


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    The song was beautiful, and the playing was excellent... I liked it.
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    that was inspiring! Thanks...
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    Nicely done.

    Who played the strings in the background?
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    Pretty amazing playing.

    Very interesting harpsichord tone.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert View Post
    Nicely done.

    Who played the strings in the background?
    It's seems like they are keyed from the guitar's lower strings. I looked for a synth pickup but didn't see one. I'm curious too as to how it was done. It really filled out the sound.

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    very well played

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    Kaki King


    and of course Zack Kim

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    I saw Kaki King a number of times around 5 years ago. She was really good, though I feel like I tire of that sort of music over time.
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