Wookiee

Thanks Nigel, all the Moogerfooger's add something to the sound. Appreciate your time and ears.

Thank you Bjorn, your own is pretty cool.

It sounds OK, your card may well be an issue what driver are you using.

I enjoyed them both @Jerry Gerber, I did find the second one "The 4th Movement" sounded louder than the first "The 2nd Movement" Both very enjoyable listening, mix sounds good here with plenty of separation in the voicing.

Nice as every, even with that edge.

My first experience of morphine I was just a little, 13 year old, Wookielet with acute appendicitis. Nice song, cool lyrics, nicely captured.

Nicely done sir. Clean mix with air and space.

Thanks t appreciated

Thanks, I use Breverb as a global reverb to glue it all together.

Cherry Pie Toys All Synths from Cherry Audio These are Cherry Audio Originals Dreamsynth Sines Harmonia These are emulations Memory mode (Moog) Pro Soloist (ARP) CR-78 (Roland) FX Cherry Audios Stardust 201 Moog Moogerfooger MF-104S Delay Boz Digitals +10dB Compressor and Width Infected Mushrooms Wider Overloud's Breverb Arutira's Bus Peak Clipper and Limiter All other FX are Stock Cakewalk and Pro Channel Just some fun using only Cherry Audio synths as the sound sources, thanks for listening if you did and if you didn't that OK too.

@Ricebug I believe Cakewalk keeps metadata about the location of its subfolders in the project. Consequently when you drag the project to another drive and then open it from the new location it doesn't know where the Audio folder is. E.G. You original save would have been E:\Cakewalk projects\opus 1 with a sub directory of E\Cakewalk Projects \Opus 1\Audio. Your drag location is now H:\Cakewalk backup\Opus1 but the project still thinks the audio is on your E:\ drive. Cakewalk does give you the option to locate the files it can't find, you know where you put the top level folder, just navigate to it and all will be sorted. Remember to "Save as" to the new location the first time you save this edited file.

Rabbit hole found.

There is a rabbit hole close by.

@mattplaysguitar very early versions of SONAR came with Guitar Rig 3 possibly 4 but never Guitar Rig 5. Install the NI plugin manager will get you your Guitar Rig. BFD 2 is another third party drums from FXexpansion. The limiter is another third party product. All the Sonar stuff is available through the new version of the CCC.

Have you considered placing installers on a separate drive where possible?

Sounds good here on my 5.1 system. Your usual quality writing, nice transparent mix. 😀

Ran a test today. Three Instances of Korg M1 version 2.4.1.0 VST 3 Two playing Combi's and One playing a Program. Recorded MIDI on each track, using split instrument Tracks. Closed and opened the project inside Sonar. Opened it from my project directory with Sonar closed. Each track had the PC on, with the N-Type Channel, Channel compressor, except one which had Boz-Digitals +10 Compressor. Quad curve EQ active but not doing anything. Each track had a send to my Global Reverb Buss. No crashes no glitching very little CPU use

You have captured a lazy groove for the leaves, nice as ever Freddy. I had a similar problem recently, chest infection.

What throat lozenges do you use mix works OK here, I can hear everything.

It works here.

The bass is a little OTT here on my Adam A7x, through the ARC Studio. Have you tried a little narrow cut around 80Hz on your Bass guitar and a little lifft on your kick in the 3 to 4kHz can really help the kick stand out on systems without and bottom. Nice track, mix worked for most of it. Like Mark not keen on the fake vinyl hiss, perhaps some natural sounds, gentle wind, a few birds twittering.

Not one I am familiar with, but this is stunning. The mix clarity and separation are pure magic. Superb playing Mark, nice job on the master Gary.

Having heard this live in 1973 at Earls Court and subsequently again at a few more Floyd gigs you are in my opinion a brave. man and lady. Quite a reasonable cover.

Air on a Tangerine Dream theme? sound nice here Bjorn.

Your rhythm department has a cool groove going on, then the guitar and sax over the top make this a bit of sweet easy listening jazz.