Wookiee
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You are a brave man playing with the wife's new toys before her ?Nice playing too.
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I had no need of a PC then, all my programming was being done on HP and IBM mini's running Unix and using terminals. I started using computer MIDI sequencing in 1988 on an Amiga.
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That is definitely gentler on the furry ears, though I would still like to hear an EP version, just my furry ears, this is a pleasant tune that makes my furry ears smile.
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@Bajan Blue my thanks Nigel glad you stopped by and enjoyed my little ditty.
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@David Sprouse thank you sir you are most kind, your Long Down the road is cool. Korg's ARP Odyssey took the lead.
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Furry paw taping groove which is always a good thing. It sits easy on the furry ears I like nice one @Douglas Kirby. You might want to add a tiny little bit more reverb on the vocal just to get ti to sit in the mix a little more, that is just this old Wookiee's furry opinion though.
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It all works for me it has a good sound balance and I doubt many would actually notice that the trumpet is faux. Nice job @Hidden Symmetry Re the grave yard there are planes there that have never even flown, how wasteful is that?
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I like this, nice sparseness to the mix, allowing each voice to be clearly heard, I can hear John Bradley's reference to Mr. Belew. Suitably discordant in places. Definitely a cool piece @David Sprouse.
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@AndyB01 Thank you sir you are most kind.
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Thanks for your ears and kind words Bjorn. If you have the M1 I am not sure what you would gain I downloaded the trial and it seems to have a plethora of Piano's and not a lot else.
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You probably need a licence to use it I would think I do not know as I do not do covers. Have you considered using Cakewalk by Bandlab the PC application, rather then the Bandlab Phone/Web app?
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Welcome to the songs forum always a tricky band to cover, did you use a MIDI file for the backing or did you program it in yourself?
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@freddy j Thank you sir you are most generous, good to hear you enjoyed the entire night.
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You are most kind Douglas thank you.
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They most certainly do and with their new sizeable GUI's they are even more usable. Thanks for the ears, comment and time it is appreciated.
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Back to a more traditional Wookiee groove Midnight Blue No Arturia synths all synths from Korg's Digital Legacy collection. M1, Wavestation, ARP Odyssey, MS 20 Superior Drummer 3 Legacy of Rock one of the Brushes kit's FX' from Arturia's three delay's you can use.
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@thegaltieribrothers My thanks Paul glad you stopped by and had a listen your input is always appreciated.
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Nostalgic view on days gone by or is that days gone bye? Thanks for sharing.
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Tad long but then Dylan frequently did not know when to stop, thanks for sharing enjoy the new retreat.
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Yeah cool tune, nice lyrics, good one @bjornpdx
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You are most kind Kevin, my secret weapon for the drums is David Bendeth's +10dB Compressor from Boz Digital it includes a Pro Channel version of the Comp and a PC EQ channel along with a VST3 Plugin of the whole thing. Not cheap but does occasionally appear at a silly price. Plugin Boutique had it on for $49 two weeks ago. Thank for taking the time to listen and comment, you are most kind.
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@Chandler you got your groove on here, it felt like you could possibly play for another 10 mins to an hour good stuff cool mix very furry paw taping.
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Nice little rocking song, (first mix) with some interesting booze related references, cool harp sound.
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Nice sound, interesting characterful vocal, I liked the breakdown at the 4:04 mark, good stuff mix sound OK here.
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Should I copyright it @David Sprouse ? Glad you enjoyed my directionless ramblings your time and ears are as really appreciated thank you.
