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The ghost-software began to play. It was a recording Leo had made of his grandfather playing the harmonica months before he passed away. But it was different—the static was gone, the reverb was hauntingly professional, and a bassline he’d never written pulsed underneath.

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The year was 2005, and the glowing blue-and-gray interface of was the holy grail for every aspiring bedroom producer. For Leo, a teenager trying to record his first demo, the software was a masterpiece—but the price tag was a mountain he couldn't climb.

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