Lynn Wilson

Well done, Mark! The combination of beats and textures is very pleasing. I love this style of music when it's as well done as this. The cello is just right!

Douglas, this is a terrific song and production. You've captured the sound and feel of an era of music that is sorely missed. Thanks for providing the details of your recording, as it shows what can be done in the box with CW. Keep it up!

Kurt and Douglas, thanks so much for your feedback!

Hi, John. Try making a template with it loaded in each track. Or, group select all channels and insert while holding Ctrl.

Hello to all my CW friends! I just finished this song in honor of my wife's birthday. As always, I'm looking for your comments and suggestions. Thanks in advance! It can be found here: https://soundclick.com/r/s8f4fm

Fabulous!

Terrific! I love unpredictability, and this has it. I have to listen some more.

Wow! This is one of your best songs that I've ever heard. Your productions skills are catching up with your songwriting skills. I love the delay and hugeness of this song, which compliments your terrific vocals. Congrats!

The free convolution reverb in Melda is fantastic and CPU friendly.

Outstanding! Excellent panning and a surprise ending. Eerily haunting which is perfect for this time of year and history. At this end, it's clear as a harp/bell.

You're doing more than nothing, my friend! This is one of your better ones. It's inspiring.

I like this version (#3), and I especially enjoy hearing your voice. You always seem to be bursting with fresh ideas and new songs- you're hard to keep up with. Keep it up!

Barry, this is a terrific song that's just a hair from being stellar mix-wise. You've got the clarity down pretty well. All elements are easy to hear and are in the right place. What I'm missing is "body". There's a thinness as if too many low frequencies have been shaved off by a hi-pass EQ. The latest version of CW has a ton of good presets in the quad EQ in the PC, which might be a good starting point if you're interested. Not to worry, your songwriting is as sharp as ever, and your music is a pleasure to hear!

Great pairing, you two! I don't know whether to laugh or cry, so I'll try both. A+

Kevin, you hit this out of the park! Your acoustics sound great, like they're right in front of me. Your voice is as soulful as ever, and your lyrics are terrific, too. I can hardly wait for your next song.

Paul, I like everything about this! I listened to it several times before I responded because it's so enjoyable. This might be perfect for a video. Stay healthy!

This is a thinking person's rock! To make this topical and funny is no small feat. I just keep coming up with these morose tunes that I can't even relate to. Well done FM!

I like this song because of its unpredictability. It's simple, yet, to the point. It's not doodling if you have a POV. Good job!

Could it be your metronome?

What I mean is: normally when one closes a project the project goes away but Cakewalk doesn't close. The background (screen) remains, and the start menu appears just like when you start CW. In my case, the screen or background goes away though the start menu stays. When I select a new or old project from the start menu, it just disappears and I have to restart CW to change projects. I mean it just totally closes down. I'm getting the idea that this problem may be unique to me, but I'll send you a fresh crash dump to investigate. I have NO other complaints with CW, Thanks, Noel, for listening.

I like the articulation maps, too! I'm getting ready to test it out now, but I've already discovered one thing about this release; 1. I open the app and the start menu comes up 2. I choose any project from it and the project opens 3. I close the project 4. The start menu appears, but the background (rest of the app) disappears. 5. I choose a project from the start menu and everything disappears, even the MIDI symbol in my task tray. Everytime, with any project, even blanks. The simple work-around is to minimize the current project and open a new one before deleting the first project. I.E. I have to open a second project before deleting the first project or the entire program crashes. Two versions ago, this began, and I sent in a crash dump file officially, which was acknowledged by CW. This is not terribly annoying, just an irritant. I'm still looking forward to and expecting a fix eventually. This may not happen to anyone else, so I'd be curious to know if it's just me. Again, thanks CW for your continual improvements!

Don't be discouraged! Once you get to know CW, you may end up in hog heaven!

Are you using Bandlab or Cakewalk by Bandlab? Big difference.

If you're recording acoustic guitar, check your mic, mic cable, and mic placement. Are you using batteries in any place in the chain?