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Thank you David, your own voicing selections are also well made. Thanks for taking the time to listen and commenting.

Glad you found it so thanks for listening You are most kind Douglas thanks for your ears and kind words.

Your pieces are always delight to hear @jsg,thnak you for sharing your composition talents.

Nice Like this one

Nice

I enjoyed your music @bjornpdx, as a always do, it engage my furry ears and made them smile, thank you.

My sympathies regards night disturbances, not so much my mind but my furry body starts to object and reminds me of the way I have abused it over the years, then I have another problem too best left unsaid. Good tune clever use of vocal samples.

A White Dwarf Star is a Dead Star. They have burned up all of the hydrogen they once used as nuclear fuel. Fusion in a star's core produces heat and outward pressure, but this pressure is kept in balance by the inward push of gravity generated by a star's mass. This is more a Soundscape than a musical tune, the last dying breaths of a Star. Thanks for listening, the toys used in this; Cherry Audio Eight Voice MemoryMood PolyMood Arturia Modular (Moog) Roland JD-800 FX used Phasis & Tape Melo-FI, Softube Saturate, Boz-Digitals +10dB Compressor Cakewalk Pro Channel Modules N-Type Channel, Quad Curve EQ, Tube Saturation Track composed recorded and mixed in Cakewalk By Bandlab.

If your PC can see the drive you could try chkdsk {drive letter} /f Where {drive letter} is the drive letter like g: or w:

Thanks, Mr Vangelis has always been an inspiration and influence. Your time and ears are appreciated.

You know that effluent filled creek you hear people talk about?

True, but you have not had my last 6 weeks.

Sad and soulful but it ends a bit abrupt.

Sacrilege, one is not suppose to restring bass ?. Enjoyable little bit of grooving going on here. Happy birthday ?, you old g1t ? I will join in that 68th year in February, if I survive that long. Oh cool tune and neat playing.

Pleasant enough song, sung with a certain amount of conviction.

No I mean historically SONAR had a Pro Channel brick wall limiter. As Bristol_Jonesy notes CA-2A is a compressor.

@Jack Cat historically it had the Pro Channel Brickwall limiter.

Yes what is the Level during Play back. Can I suggest you download Youlean's Free level Metering tool it will tell you what your LUFS level is and your True Peak level You should be aiming at a true Peek of between -1dB and -0.3 dB for CD burns Your LUFS is a little subjective I find -14dB LUFS is find you might prefer -9dB LUFS or -6dB LUFS

What level was the playback in CbB? Do you have LUFS & true peak figures? In dB

What was the pre burn level ? What did you use to burn the CD?

Your lack of English is not an issue. You can however ramble on in that tone all day as far as I am concerned nice stuff @Makke

Nice

You are most kind thank you.

Oh so glad you had an ear tickle nothing like getting the furry ears tickled. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for the kind words and your time.

Nice tune to chill to Starise Tim