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In the example, both the melody and the chords would be played soft both the melody and the chords would be played loud the chords would be played louder than the melody the melody would be played louder
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In the example,

both the melody and the chords would be played soft
both the melody and the chords would be played loud
the chords would be played louder than the melody
the melody would be played louder than the chords

In the example, both the melody and the chords would be played soft both the melody-example-1
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