Leadfoot

Very cool groove on this. I enjoyed the strings were they come in around 1:00. Great job!

Beautiful song Rex! I love the lyrics, very uplifting. The vocal harmonies are reminiscent of the Everly Brothers. This song is a great lesson of "less is more." The simplicity let's the song breathe. I love it. Great job!

Not surprised.... I knew what I was gonna hear. Virtuosity, great phrasing, and heart. You're a great guitar player Kenny, and this is just another example. Sounded great man.

Wow! This is interesting. Very original concept! I like when the best comes in and brings it all together! I'm a little more traditional myself, but I like your creativity. Good job man!

Hi Bob! 

Welp, you did it again! Another heavy tune from you! Love the tone you got on your guitars. Lyrics were well crafted too. Good solo in there bro! Your videos horizons have expanded, as someone else mentioned. I really like your vocal delivery.  Great job man! 

Hey bats, how you doin man? I haven't been around in a while and was looking forward to hearing some more stuff from you. But when I clicked the link soundcloud said "We can't find this sound."

Did you take it down?

Nice one John! I really like the slow steady swing of this. Lynn was right, I hear a little Steely Dan in there as well. The song threw me a little around 2:30 where it changes up, but in a good way. Really good piece of work John!

It's ridiculous how much one can accomplish on a device that fits in the palm of your hand. I would never have guessed that you sing into an earbud mic. It sounds better than some studio recordings I have heard. Great job!

This is awesome Bjorn! I love the sounds, and the stereo interplay. Very trippy when you're listening on headphones. It fits the dialogue so well! Loved it!

44 minutes ago, garybrun said:

I think its brill.
Dont know your dad...  but I bet he's looking on down feeling well proud his son wrote a song for him.

Hi Gary! Thank you for saying that, man. I looked up to my dad a great deal, and always wanted him to be proud of me. I suppose that's natural for any son. Thanks a lot for listening.

5 hours ago, Bob Oister said:

Hi, Bob,

Dynamite job on this fantastic tribute rocker!😀

Great writing, arrangement, excellent playing, killer vocals and I loved the butt-kicking guitar solo.🤘

I'm sure your Dad is smiling down listening to this great tribute!

SUPER stuff, brother, right up my alley!👍

Have a good one!
Bob

Hi Bob! I hope he's smiling down. Thank you for your kind words man! I really like your music too!☺   

On 5/13/2019 at 12:03 AM, bjornpdx said:

Leadfoot

I could tell by the waveform that the mellow part at the beginning would soon get a lot less mellow but I didn't expect the AC/DC rock n roll energy. I like the "heaven is a little bit louder" which tells me something about your dad. I'm guessing you're a chip off the old block.  Outstanding performance and guitar playing!

 

Thank you Bjorn! Yeah, Dad wouldn't have wanted a sad song.  He loved AC/DC, even at 77 years old, so I wanted to write a song that he would have liked. Thanks so much for the compliments!

9 hours ago, 57Gregy said:

I love a good sentimental ballad. 😁

It's cool that you got AC/DC to record it for you, too. It rocks! 

Thanks man! My dad loved AC/DC, even at 77 years old, so I wanted to make a song that he would have liked. Glad you liked it, and thanks for checking it out!

8 hours ago, Amicus717 said:

Great song. And sounds like a great tribute to your Dad. Awesome.

Thanks Amicus! I appreciate you listening to it.

Hey guys! As some of you know, my dad passed away in February. Many of you were very supportive during that difficult time, and I thank you all so much. I wrote a song for him that wanted to share with you all. I posted it on the songs forum too, but I didn't know how many of you visited the songs forum, and  I wanted you  all to hear it. Please let me know what you think. And again, thank you all so much for your support back in February. 

Hi everyone. I haven't been around here for a while. I hope everyone has been doing well. I wrote this song for my dad, who passed away in February. I hope you all like it. I'm looking forward to listening to all your stuff as well. 

EDIT

I uploaded a youtube video, in case anyone's interested.😁

I think the only way you can do that is through the license center, on an online machine. It's just irritating. The license center on the online machine at work sees the licenses on my usb stick , and my DAW computer sees the usb stick, including all the other files on it, but the license center doesn't see the licenses. I haven't had a chance to mess with it in the last few days. I'll try a couple different ideas and report back. I appreciate your help Grem.

I had to install the license center for it to recognize my licenses, and it  showed the list that I had on the usb stick. It's weird, because it has worked for several yearsvwithout a problem. I've never had this computer online. I haven't made any hardware changes. I haven't updated the plugins. I'm still on Waves 9.2.

You know, one thing I haven't tried is unplugging the other peripherals, like my Tascam US2400, and the Audient iD22 before booting the computer. I'll try that.

I appreciate it abacab. Unfortunately it doesn't apply in my case. I put the license on this usb stick years ago, and haven't changed a thing. It just decided to quit working. Thank you for your response, though!

My usb license quit working. Waves Central shows the licenses on my usb stick when I'm on an online computer, but when I take it back to my DAW computer, no dice. I've tried all the ports. My iLok works fine. It just suddenly quit recognizing my licenses one day. There are other files on the U.S. stick, and my computer sees those just fine. I don't get it.

I'm a fan of the 2445 too. It reminds me of my Yamaha REV100 hardware unit. 

As stated above, here's hoping that your book has many more chapters. You're a valued member of the forum. By the way, did you ever get used to the progressive lenses???

RIP Bo.... 

Happy Easter everybody! I hope everyone has a good day!

I like the PSP 85. It's like a mutated version of the Lexicon 42. You can get some weird sounds out of that thing. I don't use it that much, but it's great at what it does.

I had a Vantage 335 style guitar many years ago. Loved that guitar. Awesome sound. Ironically enough, I pawned it. 😁