Wookiee

I can say I enjoyed this.

@mark skinner One has got ones funky groove on here, love the groove, as always exceptional playing, mix is sounding nice here, why spoil it with vocals, just bring that lead a up a little and let your licks shine

As noted by the Bat the snare is right for the genre his observation about being a little to tight is also probably a good point, mix translates here on the Adam's

Classic Bats, slick guitar and mix, nice Bats as ever nice.

@batsbrew thanks, I had considered them as being a little more forward, but settled on the current level. There's no FX other than reverb on the Quadra, it is after all music for lifts. Thanks for the ears and the comments.

Keep it polite please. Personal comments seen as attacks can have consequences

Shame, I was not aware of that never had occasion to use Mackle mode

Thanks nice to hear you were moved by this. They come and go unpredictably with no real clue. Thank you for your kind words on the mix. As ever your ears and comments are appreciated.

Have you tried right click MIDI learn?

As some of you know I suffer for something called an essential tremor, i.e. my paws shake uncontrollably, normally only my left paw but sometime both get going and it can be quite frustrating. I had quit a bad attack last week when writing this so I cheated a little and made use of EZKeys for creating some parts, though I did not EZKeys as an instrument. https://www.bandlab.com/the_wookiee/music-for-lifts-one-5389fcfd?revId=a5f13961-77a3-ec11-a507-501ac512b761 Toys used. Cherry Audio's MemoryMood (lead) PS20 (Bass) Quadra (Strings) Toontrack's Superior Drummer 3 Legacy of Rock (err Drums?) All written, recorded, mixed and finalised in CbB using stock Pro Channel plugins + Overloud Breverb and Boz Digitals +10dB compressor in parallel mode on Bass and Drums.

Hardware modular is expensive. BUCHLA just released 7 moduals, each one costs $999.99. You should checkout Cherry Audio's Voltage Modular which is a software modular synthesizer, is considerably cheaper as you can use as many modules as you own, as many times as you need.

This is very true, thanks for taking the time to listen and commenting.

Back at you t, you are most kind.

It is Ok like many of this genre it gets repetitive and screams for the completion of some other ear candy. Mix sounds OK here.

Have you checked the phase of your monitors.

Seem to be on YouTub. Perhaps it was the picture of mammaries as targets or even the one the little toothbrush moustache. Mix is Ok here I am with Nigel there is something a little off with the Bass

Obliviously

Obviously not.

Bandlab can not be seen to support the illegal sharing of illegal software.

Nothing like a partly screamed vocal to shift the cobwebs from the ears, mix sounds Ok here.

Pleasant enough tune, I think you captured the essence of It.

@cclarry Login OK from the UK PS to all keep the politics out of these forums. You agreed to that rule when you created your Bandlab account.

As mentioned above you should be able to adjust your input levels within your I/F such that the signal displayed within CbB is between -18dB & -12dB peaking at no more than-6dB.

Thank you Ed for lending your ears to this as ever your wisdom is always welcome.

Sounds OK her eon the Event's though perhaps a little light on the bottom end.