…don’t fix it. If it seems like it’s broken, it may not be.
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Want to use this image for something else? Great! Click it for the link to a high-res or resolution-independent version.There certainly can be a point where you have to “fix” a band.
Be warned, however, that even the very experienced can make a DISASTROUSLY BAD call about where that point actually is. When you’re tempted to make that call, start by assuming that you’re wrong and try to figure out what you’ve missed.
Then stop and think about it some more.
Trying to remake a band’s sound into your own sound is almost never the right idea.
Especially if you haven’t been asked to.