Jimbo 88

This is the old "Picks and Axes" marketing strategy. During the California Gold Rush it wasn't the gold minors that made the most money. it was the ones selling the Picks and Axes. Yep, Listen, Music is the only way I have made a living for 40+ years and I feel much the same. my time has come and gone and there are huge number of people putting out pretty decent music. I'm refocusing and creating music that students can learn from.

Mark Knopfler - Brothers In Arms Best use of geetar ever. Great song. Makes the guitar cry and speak.

Any middle school orchestra teachers out there? So here is a piece I did. You can purchase it at JW Pepper. AI is crazy. Not enough hours in the day now. Rockin' my world!

Always superb. I love how there's an Irish feel that ever so slightly touches the piece at the beginning of your melody.

Very Cool! Nice mix also. So where are your AI images from? Nice motion.

I remember as a kid staying up 'til midnight (Chicago time) on Saturday nites just 'cause I loved the show's theme song. If I was able to stay awake I could hear the other acts. We had no way to record music or the TV so besides AM radio the only way to hear/see music was getting in front of a TV at just the right time. It made going to church the next morning pretty ruff. We did not have a turntable yet.

So I might have missed this. People have been speculating about the Pop-up coming depending if you are online or not. My guess is that it's a timing issue. I was late to update to the final version so I'm not getting the Pop-up yet. Not until the specified time after updating expires.

Amen...

You've all heard him. He has sung a million jingles and been a backup singer to many greats. I think his biggest jingle was "Like a great neighbor State Farm Is there..."

To keep a theme going...I've had the opportunity to meet and work with Gary . A great guy!

I'm really old 'cause the highlight of my day is coming back and reading this thread (fread)

This thread is kinda reminding me of how I kinda feel things are changing. Seems things are way slower around here. Have most people just moved on?, like to other platforms, not just DAWs, but to Discord, Facebook Sonar pages or other places? I do owe a huge dept of gratitude to all the Old-timers here. Even before I joined the Forum (i think 2007) I was sneaking around it getting many answers. I have never been good at knowing answers or giving answers, but when I had an issue I could always get great answers here. As a self-employed musician I always worried about being my own IT guy, but between Sweetwater and this forum I had the best tech department anyone could ask for. I mean I KNOW when and how to use Bapu's Am...or a G7(+9) chord...or how to modulate keys...but I was very sketchy and uninterested in things like IP addresses and such. So I hope the new Sonar is inspiring and this forum stays vibrant. It certainly has served me well in the past.

A geetar player friend (we were in a band for 21 years) use to say this... Whiskey! Check 1, 2 3, Bring me a Whiskey.... Many times a waitress would then begin looking for the person to give the whiskey too. Nice trick. The bass player always said, "Can you give me a little more upper-mids" I thought, wow he's got some great ears. But then he literally said that every time we did a sound check... and I realized he just liked saying upper-mids to impress the sound guy and just like saying "Upper mids"

I wondering in anticipation if the big day is Jan. 1st 2024...

THANK YOU ....THANK YOU .... THANK YOU!!!!!