Wookiee

Sea Sirens Toys GeGorce: MTPro, OB-E Cherry Audio: Voltage Modular, using a generative patch that is creating random gates to trigger envelopes to create the sound of surf. LFO's are used to pan the sound, vary the levels and effect filters, those LFO's are in turn modulated by other LFO's, modulated by LFO's (Yes it does get messy) This patch is in effect autonomous and each mix down brings a new surf pattern of sound. PS-20, Elka X Arturia: Mellotron, Augmented Voices All FX are stock SONAR or CbB supplied FX. Composed, captured and mixed in Cakewalk by Bandlab. Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoy.

@Leadfoot One of my favourites from the Sabbath Bloody Sabbath album, I think this is a good cover, mix sounds good here on my Events, little more weight in the kick would be cool, but it is your mix and if it make your ears smile then it's good.

@PavlovsCat I would avoid any AI stuff if you have little experience with the tools you have, like the basic Pro Channel eq, compressor etc. Learn to use them first. Personally I only use the Pro Channel and a few FX, like delay, chorus, modulation. Be sparing in all their use. With EQ cut rather than boost. HP & LP filters are your friends when creating space in a mix.

As noted above other than a few minor mix tweaks this is a pleasant track.

I only listened to the first mix, which does not sound to bad here on the Adam's. I am with Nigel on the use of iZotope's Ozone. Sometime I will run it through there, then adjust everything back to something way more sensible. If it sounds ridiculous through Ozone I will use Cakewalk's LP EQ and Adaptive limiter to finalise.

Thank you Tom I try (most people most of the time) ? so I am told.

@whoisp sorry to hear about your Mum, I know all about being a 25 hour/ 8 days a week carer. Furry paws crossed for both your Mum and yourself.

Thank you Andy, as I have said before I rarely know what the ether will bring to the furry paws. All I do know is Black Friday brought a number of new toys along with some discovery's about old toys who knows where these will take the paws.

Thank you Steve for your ears and kind words.

Thank you sir.

Sounds OK here.

@garybrun beware, if your song contains tempo changes that The Bandlab app only supports a single tempo.

As the OP has deleted his original opening post the subject must be considered closed.

Maybe not the place but if it stays civil and does not desend into mindless drivel or sick humour it can stay.

@Bajan Blue Wonderful production, excellent mx, justice delivered

Thanks Freddy, who knows what the future holds but BF brought some new toys which need exploring.

Nice I enjoyed that.

Obviously, thanks t glad you liked these.

@chris.r I did write and it was explained that the Korg ID site gets confused. Doh! I now have a code for a more acceptable price.

Thank you @mark skinner. Slow attacks on the filter and Amp contours (envelopes), not something you normally do on a Sequence as it can cause a blur in the notes. Thank you again for your time, ears and comment.

Interesting it sounds reasonably mixed here I do have one little issue it is the same all the way through. You vocal never changes, nor does the tune, is that your intent? Of course, I could, as I often do be missing the point.

So you current squeeze is strawberry blond eh?, as ever @Jesse Screed an aural interlude of education.

@Deesnay Welcome to the songs forum. I suspect you would get responses if you posted just the one song at a time. Recording sounds well done here, unfortunately I only speak Shyriiwook and a splattering of English so I do not understand the lyrics, which are nice a clear and well balance din the mix on the first song.

Thank you Nigel, short but relatively sweet, the last in the TD series I suspect.

Enjoyable stuff, what toys did you use to make this?