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uctweezer @krivraq said:
Disclaimer, I'm in my 40s and stay away from tech if at all possible...

Is there a bot or software that you wizards run to get these??? Modulation "D" change?!? So, of the tens of thousands times (I'm guessing) the band has played in D over their 30+ year span, you guys can pull the exact song(s) out of nowhere?? Maybe you guys got copies of The Book and have locked it away from the masses?

F-ing amazed every week
Here are some blog posts from a few years back that might be enlightening on the modulation front:
part1
part2
part3

I'll add that for those of us that play an instrument, once you know what key different Phish songs and jams are in and once you're tuned into the fact that they modulate all the time when they go Type II, certain patterns emerge (e.g. the I->IV modulation is quite common for them)
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