Ross Smithe

Thanks a lot Nigel, always appreciate you taking time to listen and comment!!

Thanks Jack for the listen and comment!

Thanks so much for the listen and comment!

Cool soundscape Bjorn, great work!

Cool country vibe, well done!

Excellent keyboard work, very cool stuff!

Nice edge to this, great work!

Nice work Jack!

Thanks so much for the listen and comment!

Here's a fun collaboration I did with Craig Clontz (@craigclontz) and Fabian Bono (@fabass2020) over on Bandlab of this wonderful Amos Lee song. I am on vocals and keys, Craig is on guitar and drums, and the Fabian is on bass. They recorded their parts in BL, my vocs and keys recorded in CW. I then mixed and mastered everything in CW also. Not a perfect recording, but a bit of rawness kind of fits the song!

Thanks so much, appreciate the listen! The other instrument is the Keyscape Harmochord (a harmochord is basically an electrified harmonium, and uses a motorized blower in place of the bellows). As with all of the Spectrasonics stuff, the sampling/modeling is impeccable!

Hey Lynn, thanks for listening, HNY to you too!

Thanks Nigel, HNY to you!

Thanks so much Gary, HNY to you!

Nicely done, well performed and produced!

Great job, Lynn! Very cool tune, well composed, performed, and produced. Thought provoking lyrics too, enjoyed it!!

Nice job Treesha. Well composed, performed, and mixed.

Wow Mark, absolutely cool and unique take on this classic. You really owned it, great production, and performance, especially guitar work, is top-notch. Great job!!!

Very unique and interesting composition Jack, great work!

Very cool, great rendition, love it!

Outstanding work, impressive, composition, performance, and production

Nice work, great tune and mix, cool video too

Outstanding work Nigel! Great composition, performance, and production, thought provoking message and video also!

Nice work Larry, very relaxing vibe. I just downloaded that EFX Refract also, looking forward to putting it through the paces!

Happy New Year everyone! In the spirit of the season, here's a new version I did of the familiar holiday classic Auld Lang Syne. Based on a poem by Scottish poet Robert Burns, the title essentially refers to the remembrance of times past. As we draw close to the year's end, it is such an ideal time to do just that, and also to reflect on the hope and expectation of things yet to come. Here's wishing you and yours a fond recollection of the year past, and a happy and prosperous New Year!