"But I just think we've got such a continuity with what we're doing that most people come in and fill in the blanks. And sometimes we leave a lot of blanks to be filled"

This quote by Charlie Hunter talks to the idea of continuity in the innovative process. He recommends that when developing something, there is a certain degree of uniformity that enables people to complete the blanks. This might be taken a metaphor for the creative procedure, where the musician dreams of what they intend to create, yet they leave space for others to add their very own concepts and also analyses. This can also be interpreted as a method of enabling the audience to involve with the work, as they have the ability to fill in the spaces as well as create their own definition from the job. By leaving spaces to be filled, the musician is allowing the target market to be part of the creative process. This quote speaks with the idea that creative thinking is a joint procedure, which the artist and the audience are both indispensable parts of the imaginative procedure.