Lynn Wilson

Douglas, I think I could pick your voice out of a crowded room, and I mean that as a compliment! You found your niche, and you make the most of it. It's always fun to just let the player go on after the first song.

Your songs, mixing, and video work always amaze me, and this is no exception. The 21st century Starship!

Tim, this is a beautiful, haunting melody that speaks to me! I listened at low volume, so the mix sounded pretty well balanced to me. I applaud your prolific songwriting these days. It's not easy to keep up.

I've always thought that you have a Paul Simon quality in your voice and songwriting. This is a terrific song, and you continue to be one of our shining lights.

This is the first thing I heard this morning, and I love it! The mix sounds balanced and polished on my system, and I love the vocal and lyrics. Good songwriting, Lee! Hope to hear more from you.

David, you are too kind! I'm currently trying to copyright the alphabet, but having unexpected delays. I'll get around to the scale eventually The guitar track is my old Strat played through the latest version of S-Gear. Thanks again.

Thank you very much, Daryl! You're never too late when you come with kind words! (or, otherwise)

I've always loved your songs and videos, and this ranks up there with your best. You're a very good advertisement for Kemper! Makes my mouth water.

Thank you, Steve, you're never too late! Good to hear from you.

Here's a quick solution for me when tracks get buried or lost in the mix: pull everything down by 10 to 20 dbs, then push up the tracks that are buried to where they are plenty loud. Finally, bring everything else up one by one until you get what you want. Once everything is balanced, you can bring the entire mix up in proportion to where you want it. There's so much headroom in digital recording that you won't be anywhere near the bottom end of the signal to noise ratio by lowering the volume of your mix. In the days of tape recorders, 60db of s/n ratio was the standard for excellence, and some of today's converters are almost twice that much.

This is a fabulous tribute to a great civil rights leader! This should be at the top of the list. The video is just perfect for this song, so congratulations all the way around!

It's not easy to be consistently good, but you make it look easy. Congratulations on another excellent song, my friend!

I missed this one, too, but I'm glad I finally caught up to it. This may inspire me to try another instrumental because I have so many VSTs waiting to be explored. As one said above, you're a damn good composer! You put just the right amount of textures and layers in this to put me in a mood! Good job.

Makes sense. Thanks, Steve.

Several days ago, I posted a problem about CW crashing when I closed a project. I created a crash dump file and sent it in, and it was received and acknowledged by CW tech. This has continued to happen since the latest update to the early access version (2020.07), and it happens on any project, and it happens every time. The work-around is to open a new project before closing one, or to keep one project open (though minimized) at all times. I just started noticing that the start menu no longer updates itself. That is, it no longer remembers the last project that I opened and saved. The list of projects that comes up are several weeks old and don't include the latest projects that I've worked on. As I've already sent a dump file related to this, I'll defer that action for now, but I'm curious if anyone else has had a recent problem with the start menu like mine. I just want to know if it's my system or not. Thanks for your time.

When I close my eyes and listen to this, I feel right in the middle of it all. I love music like this, and this is quite an achievement! The strings do sound great, as Bjorn says, but I would have liked to have heard the waves 😢;)

This is one of the freshest and most mesmerizing songs I've heard in a while! The production is very polished and professional. I've heard this a few times, and I'll continue to come back for more!

This is a haunting song and is certainly unique! This is a gem waiting to be polished. I like the singer's voice and her emotive quality, though I agree with Tom that Melodyne might find a use here. I hear very good stereo panning left to right, but I'm missing the front to rear depth. That is, I'm hearing it strictly two dimensional on first impression. I like the song so much that I'll listen to this several more times, and all in all, this is a very good song.

I love the poignancy of this piece and its ethereal quality. Your versatility never ceases to amaze me! I hope to hear this when it's finished.

Freddy, my friend, your words are so welcome to me! I can't take all the credit for this one; I got good advice from several members of our forum, and it paid off. I may be done with the moodiness for a while Steve, that's a bit humbling. Those are sweet words! What a great idea! I really appreciate your input, but now I'm headed back to the drawing board.

Great job! I like this very much and want to show it to my friends, just so they can see the level of talent here. Wow

Daryl, thanks for the kind words. Congratulations on all your creative work lately! Stay healthy.

David, thank you for bringing a smile to my face To answer your question... either too much, or not enough artificial intelligence.

OK, I adjusted the organ, and mixed it for less mud and more air (slightly). I like it better. Thanks again, Mark.

Thanks, Jonathan. I just uploaded a dump file to tech support, and we'll see.