I think most of us can relate to creating a sequence or loop that we really like, and then listening to it over and over again without knowing where to go next. While this is often blamed on writer's block, I don't think that's the cause. Today, I'm going to talk about some very old composition techniques that helped me get out of the 4-bar rut.

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