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Mix works well here on my Event 20/20's @garybrun everything sound well balance.

As ever Nigel another stunning piece from Devine Lie presented by @Bajan Blue excellent mix nice space and air, all instruments clear and present with the vocal sitting right in the correct space.

What audio interface?

Thanks for the ears and the comment they are greatly appreciated.

Thank you sir you are most kind.

Thank you Nigel, it changes key roughly every 5 bars using the last bar of each section as the I degree of the new key. Your ears and comments are appreciated.

@Ian Scanlan are you using SONAR or the new CbB?

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Sorry there is a bit of an ear worm about this, thanks for the ears and comments.

Strangely I do believe he wallpapered our kitchen prior to joining Vince Clark. Vince was a local lad who had a flat near an old aquatence of mine. Thanks for the ears and the comment it's appreciated.

Mix works here, it sounds like you had fun making it, which is the point to some extent.

Not my thing, I was brought up on Sabbath and the like, but the mix sound reasonable here.

Thanks Steve it's all those key changes causing the unexpected, appreciate your time and ears.

What it says you have a post that states you changed to brushes?

Interesting piece does give that 40's 50's detective vibe, mix sounds reasonable, did not hear first mix.

It is a busy little piece, I can only agree the Pro Channel FX extremely useful Thanks for listening and commenting.

Listening on my Event 20/20's it sound quite a reasonable song, nice clear vocal, everything else sounds clear and present.

As noted by yourself Lee the vocal is a little rough but works, mix sounds OK perhaps a little light on the bottom end.

Thank you I finally got a chance to have a listen to the Bandcamp version.

Thanks nice to you enjoyed this experiment in Root, four, five.

Just a little fun with the following toys. Arturia's Stage 73 V, MINI V and CS 80 V Toontrack's SD3 Fields Of Rock, Godfather Kit (Tweaked) and EZBass Gospel bass, Snappy & Deep Korg's Triton extreme. FX Roland's Zenology Auto Pan Boz Digital's +10dB Compressor on Drums and Bass All other FX are stock from CbB's Pro Channel. https://www.bandlab.com/the_wookiee/one-four-five-84435164?revId=c9647746-1997-ec11-a507-0050f280e91e

This along with Lay Lady Lay is one of my Dylan favourites, you appear to have done it justice, though a tad to much reverb on the vocal for my personal taste.

@Hidden Symmetry The band is called Camel, the album is called Moon Madness.

I enjoyed that, thank you.

Camel's, Moon Madness album sprung to mind as I listened to the opening bars. interesting combination of unison Guitars and horns, nice, works well here sir very nice indeed. Very clear well spaced mix, every thing present without masking. Sweet.