PhonoBrainer

A pleasure to hear! The simplicity is a winner on this one. Maybe the U-he synthhorn is a bit too up front in the mix? I've been looking at picked acoustic. How do you like working with it? good one, nice and mellow for those slow days down on the farm. cheers, -Tom

Where? Where???

I demoed it but it didn't pass my rather rigorous "instant gratification" test. But I think a knob twiddler could get somewhere with it eventually.

Wilson!!!!!

That high synth plucky thing when it is matching the guitar, like 2:30 - 2:50 area, very effective and mesmeric!!! If this were my mix I'd be happy with the synth textures, but I'd want to bring the punch of the drums up a bit. If you want the drums bigger, you might reach for a compressor like an API 2500 that can really add smack. Waves' version is eternally on sale as a $29 wonder. cool tune, thanks for posting! -Tom

I liked the mix, pretty controlled. Good job on the sparkly upper stuff. I liked the more ambitious chord changes starting around 1:14, great energy and movement, but then it all settles down again into more sustained chords. for me that makes it fall off a bit . . . but then again, I kept wanting some high energy drums to kick in, and that isn't your goal at all! So I think your piece is great, but it's a bit of a neutral palette perhaps, onto which the listener can project quite a bit of their own stuff. And that makes it a great ambient piece! cheers, -Tom

I think they charge by the knob.

This borders on Larryesque. Well done!

You can't gong Gene Gene T. D. M. na40uy.mp4

I wore that Koln Concert out on vinyl and your version brought back the memories! Many thanks, I think you did a great job and the piano was recorded very well, whatever you used! cheers, -Tom

. . . and everything smells better once you leave the barn . . .

Taupe is dangerous because it's on my mastering chain now and it's got so gawd dayum many buttons and wheels and settings. Wish I could find a Taupe Best Practices forum.

sorry . . . K-pop?

That sounds reasonable . . . whereas I listen to BBC all night in one earbud, and wake into NPR "Morning Edition" . . . and after all that horrific news throughout my dream state, I know the oncoming day must be better!

It's because I was watching the "Monty Python Almost the Truth Lawyer's Cut" on Netflix this week . . . and I read this post.

Yes let's give Larry a furlough, he's a legend.

Medley indeed! Is this a demo tape to submit to a label? I hope so! 'Bout time your stuff was signed. I listened on headphones and the first one had a bit too much bass level. The one about the coffee in the morning was sonically very together! Right after that, the "come and get it if you think that you can" has a nice funky vibe. After that, love the funky guitar riff. I like the medley concept but I don't know what each is called or even if I should? Because Life is a Circle. just friggin awesome, so creative . . . cheers, -Tom

Hey another winner! I thought in the first part, the synth pad was competing in volume with the vocalist, just a bit. Loved the video and the smoke martini was interesting! You are making good use of the lockdown it seems! cheers, -Tom

Yes, very cool feel to this. It is a bit hot in the headphones, but you can get that under control and tighten up a bit, this is 100% movie or documentary material. cheers -Tom

I guess maybe, if the audience was into avant garde.

How does a squirrel deliver pizza? Really, that makes no sense at all. Sometimes I wonder if you guys aren't just a bunch of jokers.

Probably on that all expenses paid Izotope junket.

Just to add to the enlightenment . . . A pair of 20 inch xlrs - $1700. noice!!!

@treesha - thanks, glad you liked it! I hope you can post more of your tunes to the forum . . . good stuff. @Makke - many thanks for the listen and the comment! @Barry Seymour- very glad you found it interesting! One man's idiosyncrasy is another man's turning the channel to the next show. I think the mix is close but I have some midrange stuff to sort out, which always takes so durn much time. That's actual work, and isn't this all supposed to be fun??? Anyway, thanks! @thegaltieribrothers - Paul many thanks, it was fun to watch this come together. I appreciate the comment . . .