Thanks for the post. This reminds me of something I read somewhere. "When receiving notes, think about the note behind the note. What's really the point? What they're trying to say here?" As you said in your previous post. Sometimes "make it fast-paced here" it's because they were boring and you should add deeper instead of following the note. The fact is that the producer (or whoever) felt a problem there, and you should focus what is what the note is trying to fix, even if it's worded poorly or it's a really bad idea.
Thanks for the post. This reminds me of something I read somewhere. "When receiving notes, think about the note behind the note. What's really the point? What they're trying to say here?" As you said in your previous post. Sometimes "make it fast-paced here" it's because they were boring and you should add deeper instead of following the note. The fact is that the producer (or whoever) felt a problem there, and you should focus what is what the note is trying to fix, even if it's worded poorly or it's a really bad idea.