Open Mic (6)

“How??”

Iseo looked at Suyeon. Suyeon’s unwavering, resolute gaze made it clear that this was not something she had said casually.

“There are two ways. First, we could add a bass solo line to the two original songs we already have. But I don’t think that would be very good.”

“Why?”

“For one thing, our songs weren’t written with the bass as the focus. Of course, we could still rearrange them to add a bass solo line or emphasize the bass more. But that would be a lot of work. Besides, once we change one thing, we might end up having to revise the entire song.”

Myeongjeon was not thinking that the songs he had made possessed a perfect balance and would collapse the moment even one part was removed, or anything like that.

But while making small adjustments during a performance was one thing, reworking the overall lines often required massive revisions.

It was one thing if the revisions turned out well, but if things gradually started sounding strange as they were changed… eventually, they would reach the point where they no longer knew what was what.

“Besides, even if we made those changes, I don’t think they’d have much effect.”

“Then what’s the second?”...