Whoa, cloning a friend's voice as a joke is where it gets really creepy for me. That's not some random voice, that's someone you know. The fact it's that easy and sounds that real is the scary part. We're playing with fire here because there are no real rules yet. Someone needs to figure this out before it's too late.

Your post reminds me of a book I read last year! It was about a woman who found her great aunt's diary in an attic. The diary described a hidden garden behind their family home. When she visited the old property, the garden was exactly like the diary said, overgrown but still there. It made all those old stories click into place for her. Those personal links to the past can really shake you up in a good way!

Reading that line about rushing the bridge, it reminds me of our old drummer. I was against clicks too, worried they'd make us sound stiff. Then we had a gig where every song felt like a race, and the crowd was confused. Using a click now, we can build tension in slow parts without falling apart. @wrenh79, maybe the debate is overblown because once you try it, the benefits are clear. What made you guys finally give clicks a shot?