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Thank's Fred!

Nice mellow song.

thanks Tom!

Sounds good. Very relaxing.

Sounds good, still really like this song. The back ground vocals sound nice.

Thanks Douglas!

Thanks so much Wookie, Keith, Starise! I was looking at the settings in the addictive keys piano to see if I could get more of a stereo spread but I think I would have to use some other processer to do it.

I enjoyed that. A lot of nice layers going on with some cool changes. Very relaxing vibe too.

Sounds good, has some nice changes.

You know I fooled around with a B3 for a while in the song before I stumbled across the synth I used. I couldn't get the organ to fit anywhere. Using my midi guitar for keys I don't have an expression pedal or midi switch to turn the leslie off and on. The leslie is the best thing about the B3. I was doing some reading this morning about midi switch boxes that will host a pedal, it's a bit confusing to me. I also would like it for the wah wah that's in my BiasFx2 plugin.

I heard that drum hit too and it sounded out of place with an other wise great sounding recording. It almost sounds like a glitch but I know it's not.

Thanks a lot Nigel!

Thanks Bjorn,. It's the fishman midi wireless system. I had no luck with the jam origin.

Thanks a lot! Does the mix sound Ok to you?

Good lyrics, I think we can all relate to that feeling of looking through some one's old photos.

https://www.bandlab.com/studedude/snowfall-2134564c Mellow Jazz Rock tune, featuring the midi guitar for keys and the old faithful es135 with BiasFx2. Not sure if it's done but it's close.

I can see where your going with this one but I agree with Jack, the voices go out of tune with each other at times. If will sound much better if you can tighten that up.

Sounds very nice. The piano sits on it's own sounding sweet. Great sax and guitar too.

Frank did not hold back, he played with a kind of abandon, I was hearing some of that. Nobody really sounds like Frank, Dweezil is close.

I play the song and imagine the drums playing in my head and then find the rhythm in my drum software that sounds like it. Sometimes I have to rearrange the kick and or snare to get what I want. Even when I get a good bass performance I find I need some minor moving of notes to align with the drums, really makes a song sound so much tighter when you do that and I find it kind of fun to do. Read up on audio transients in cakewalk editing. I like MEquilizer to dial in my rhythm guitar sounds, it's a free plugin. You can boost or cut a tone and then sweep it back and forth to find where it sounds good. If you haven't watched any creativesauce youtube cakewalk videos yet I found him really helpful to learn how to do things in cakewalk, he puts things in a simple understandable way.

Wow, really great sounding track! The finger picking guitar comes through so nice, not in the way of the lead at all. Very good song!

Very pretty and relaxing.

A great track. Really good playing and great guitar tones. Liked the harmonized stuff. On my phones the drums might be a little loud, I found the snare a bit of a focus point. Of course that is to taste. You guys are amazing, I'm a fan.

Good song, has a hooky chorus.

Really beautiful song. I feel like it's crying out for some congas and timbales. You come up with some very cool chord changes.