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You might not realise it, but whenever you assemble music in your DAW, what you’re essentially doing is bending the whole linear concept of time to your will. Even in the basic principles of capturing and merging instrumental performances, to slowing down, speeding up or matching a pre-determined BPM, you’re taking musical moments that happened in the past, and placing them into your own little bubble of *now*, where everything happens all at once. When you start to think of music production in this way, then being more creative about your control of time becomes hugely appealing.