Lynn Wilson

I appreciate your kind words, Jack!

OK, I finally found the play button and listened to this terrific pop song. It wasn't obvious to me because I confused the play button with a shuttle function. Anyway, this is a well mixed and arranged song that highlights your voice very well. I like your use of the synth to balance the piano and the way you placed them on opposite sides of the stereo. I like the direction you're going in, though I hope others figure out how to play this song

Hello to all my CW/Sonar friends! Here's a tune that I've been working on for months, and I've now reached a point where I'm comfortable sharing it with you. I wrote this on EZKeys 2 with a little help from MidiGuitar 2 and Superior Drummer 3. This was recorded in CW and mixed in Sonar. This is a little outside my comfort zone, so I look to you for your good ears and advice. As always, many thanks for your contributions! It can be found here: https://soundclick.com/share.cfm?id=14650032

Actually, Rapture Pro can play Dim Pro sounds, but not the other way around. I am using the latest Sonar, and I'm having a problem with RP being silent in older projects, too. My workaround is to install a new track with RP, dragging the MIDI from the silent track into the new one, and it plays OK thereafter. Not all of my older projects exhibit this behavior, but several do, which leads me to think there may be a communication problem between CbB and Sonar. Hopefully, it will get sorted out.

I love the way you posted the lyrics to this incredible tune! I hope this well never runs dry!

After upgrading to Sonar, I opened an old track with RP in it, and the tracks were silent. So, I inserted new RP tracks and dragged the MIDI from the silent tracks to the newly inserted tracks and they played. Annoying, but at least it worked for me. Rapture Pro is not the only VST having a problem with the new Sonar, so there may be some communication problem going on

This is another solid song from you that gets my feet tapping. Good lyrics and vocals drive this tune and give it that nostalgic flavor that you are so good at. As far as the mix goes, you're in the ballpark, and I have no doubt that you'll just get better.

This sounds like a jam with a bunch of talented musicians. It almost seems like you're in the room with me. Another winner, Mark!

Terry, I'd like to hear this, but I'm not paying for it, which seems to be the only option to hear it.

Bruce, your voice is fantastic in this song, and the video is a good example of what one can do with limited resources. You and Mark deserve a standing ovation!

Superb recording! I could listen to this style all day. Your songs always ooze with soul, and that puts you at the head of the class!

Short, but to the point! I'm really intrigued by your interpretation of the blues. You may have started a new genre. Keep 'em coming, Jack!

Another stellar recording! Even though the vocalists are vastly different, I get a Midnight Oil flavor in this song. Congrats, Nigel!!

I like a protest song with a good melody and lyrics, and this fits the bill. Your voice is spot on for this, and the guitar solo is nicely done. If you were to have an abrupt beginning, you might consider a second of silence at the start, otherwise, I look forward to hearing your fade-in. Good job, Glenn!

Sounds good! I appreciate all the work that's gone into this project.

Yes! I like this song better! Well done mate!!

Fred, I like the change of pace in this song, yet you were able to maintain your classic flavor. Your lyrics couldn't be more timely! You are onto something!! I like the way you flipped hate into love

Very lovely song, Glenn! I like this style of music, and your voice fits it very well. I like the sax part, but not sure about that particular sample (if it was a sample). Kudos on the backup vocals and lyrics, too!

Wow, you made good use of this great software, Steve. This is a lovely song which could only be better if your vocal was a little louder to showcase your incredible voice. I hope this is a springboard for your prolific songwriting! Keep it up

Greg, you've received some good advice which can help you in the long run. However, without hearing a sample of your vocals, it's nearly impossible to give you precise advice. You might get better help if you posted a sample of your song or vocal for our ears to hear on our systems. I know that many singers don't like the sound of their own voice, yet others might like it anyway. I used to be that way until I discovered that it was my ears that were faulty and not my equipment or room. Eventually, I learned to overcome that disability by posting songs on the song forum, and I learned from a consensus of opinions where my weakness was and made adjustments accordingly. I'm not saying your ears are bad; just that sometimes ears need a little training. It's like getting used to your monitors and knowing their strengths and weaknesses. Good luck!

This song gets shorter each time I listen to it. Superb!

Good job! I'm looking forward to more.

Terrific! Keep it going!

This is very poignant and mesmerizing! This is the kind of soundtrack that should win an Oscar or Grammy! A+

Now you've gotten all commercial on us... I knew we were at the doorstep when Beyonce went country~~~ That being said, this is too cool for words!