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Thank Jean-Philippe, you are most kind, your time, ears and comments are appreciated.

Thank nice to hear this had a calming affect.

Firstly @Lynn Wilson just tell him to go away he was not invited. Cool sounding song, mix works well.

Well your brain and world are no weirder than mine, I liked this.

Late to the party as one of my PC's is in the process of dying on days with a Y in the name, unfortunately the machine I use to listen to music on. Today it is behaving, perhaps it heard I have ordered a replacement. Obviously I am listening to the Mix/Remix? Sounds fine here on my Adams, everything is clear and present, no masking, no thumping, clear Vox, all the other voices can be discerned. Nice job chaps.

Interesting song, a little different. works here.

Nice piece, some excellent shots.

Nice bouncy tune, mix works well here playing sound good on all instruments, Vox clear and present, nicely done sir.

Thank you Jeff, nice to hear you enjoyed this and it felt a little like a journey.

It is not even an active link so it should be good. More interesting is why can't you add it to your signature?

Thank you, I do try, your time, ears and comments are truly appreciated.

Thank you Steve, the bass is subtle, if the furry brain remembers it is actually Cherry Audio's Lowdown. Your time, comments and ears are appreciated.

Set CPU state min and max to 100% and you should be fine, you may have to freeze some tracks occasionally.

Just a tad slow , is that flat out 2.7 or will it run faster? There are peeps running on that spec.

What i5?

Thank you Ross, I am a fan of Rick's keyboard style, you are most kind.

Thanks Andy, I try to keep some interest for both the listener's and myself ?

Thank you Freddy, inspired by aural and visual hallucinations experienced by someone very special to me.

My thanks to all who took the time to have a look and possibly even listen, seems a lot have.

As noted by JohnBee Avant guard in a neo punk sort of way.

Thank you Mark, can understand drifting, glad to know it took you away.

As CbB is not really aware of what you have done in Melodyne you need to render region FX for it to do so. When you open a region FX Melodyne you in effect transfer the audio to Melodyne.

You actually don't need it to be a region FX, If you drag the Audio up to the TimeLine Rule at the top CbB will extract the timing and apply it to the Tempo lane directly. If you have Melodyne Editor or Studio you could try using the Tempo smoothing function in Melodyne to get a less jagged or jumping tempo map.

As I said I got distracted, a polite way of saying not enough change to keep my furry ears engaged.

@Billy86 are you trying to set the project tempo from an audio file?