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Thank you sir with two amazing comments like that I do not know what else to say you a re too kind.

Nice ?

Thank you Sir nice to know, your time and ears are always appreciated.

Always a pleasure to hear you in creative mode Kenny, perhaps some parallel compression on the drums might have made the kick a little more, but you know what you are doing. Sweet guitar as ever.

Another classic Lynn piece, nice grove mix sound good, here the wah wah was a nice touch had a very female vocal sound.

Nice furry claw tapping groove @Douglas Kirby

I will give this another listen later on my Event 20/20's I would be surprised if you needed a sub with these unless there are some issues with your room or the amp you are driving them with.

I agree with Douglas this has a nice cool groove to it.

Thank you sir you are most kind, I will admit to having some help, but what is the point of having some superb MIDI editing tools if you do not take advantage of them.

Thank you @kennywtelejazz, I will try my best I really appreciate someone with your talent taking the time to listen and comment on my tunes.

That is for me to know and you to potentially find out ?

It is what the fur is for, 6" in long pelt you know.

I am going to come back and listen to the rest I just need to spread my furry self around a bit ?

Thank you @Douglas Kirby I should have listed them. I do appreciate your time and ears and thanks for the comment. Softubes Parallels, Monoment Bass Korg's ARP Odyssey Cherry Audio's CA2600 Arturia's ARP 2600 V3, SEM V2 and Synclavier V1

This sort of fell out of the furry paws last week. Beyond Part 1 Thanks for your ears and your time.

Not bad has a certain endearing groove from sometime ago.

I enjoyed that pleasant song that made the furry ears twitch which is always a good sign.

Listened to the first track cool grooving @kennywtelejazz cool grooving.

Nice.

You certainly got your funky groove on with this @mark skinner, I suspect that the snare could come back a tad more once the Cello kick in but only just a tad.

Look at the routing, you are mixing two Sends together A track send and the Output of the Track, which is in effect just another send. Your are mixing at your New Master Aux Track that is feeding your Mains there is no Feedback loop to be had. Nothing is feeding back in to anything else. What your statement above suggested was that you could have an Aux send out of the Master Buss to a track and then send that back to the Master that is not possible, because it forms a loop. Please look closely at your diagram there is no loop of audio watch the Gif below see the response I get when I try to do what you claim

It is not possible to assign the output of an Aux track to the Master Buss, if the Master Buss has a send assigned to the aux track this would cause a feed back loop.

OK I was only trying to help

OK I was interested to know if it plays back correctly, have you experimented with freezing the track and then exporting it? Just so you can get a result.

@winkpain am wondering if the fact the lines are only dots and not a solid line means anything, this is only a speculative question perhaps @Jonathan Sasor can verify if that is significant or not. What do you hear when you play it back