Wookiee

Well Do They? Just a bit of silly fun using Cherry Audio's Synths, Arturia's Vocoder and Softubes Heartbeat. Thanks for the ears and the time.

Furry paws crossed the dream in this can be realised. Has all the hallmarks of a Staypress Lynn production nice one chaps.

Has that old school, possibly even southern/west coast rock feel, mix sounds OK here.

@seakay beats I will admit I never have understood the need to simulate vinyl scratches and pops it does not sound real world to me it is just irritating. Why, because it is the one thing that vinyl devotes try to avoid happening to their vinyl collection. Having said that, musically is suitably mixed, ignoring the very repetitive nature of the simulation, as noted by Daryl it need some other ear candy like a vocal to add the final touch.

Melodyne Studio 5.1 works fine for me here. @John Bradley

Strangely this is how Arturia have programmed the output of the inbuilt Vibrato of the Stage 73 V Version 2. NO panning tracks at all. Thanks for your ears for listening and your time for commenting.

@AdK Studios just so I understand where you are coming from with these discussion points, as a long term user of Cakewalk Software (27 years) how exactly do you produce music? Do you play keys guitar, drums, wind or strings? This is not meant in any way negatively just to help me understand your points. In response to one of your issues on audio export I will say I have noticed in the Audio Export dialogue the option to included/apply Buss FX.

The only darkness was that caused by the closed furry eyelids @bjornpdx this is sweet, nice evolving sounds, very Tangerine Dream I like

That was a pleasant interlude Douglas.

Classic Freddy J, sounds good here made this Wookiee smile

? Well that is one way. Thank you Daryl. Thank you Tim, it does do that.

Cool groove at a standard I have come to expect from Bajan Blue Nigel, no crits only furry clawed applause.

@daryl1968 Thank you sir.

Sorry the furry paws got a little sore. I do appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment. So was I, but I have to confess that CbB does make it easy with the MIDI editing tools that let these slow old arthritic, carpel tunnel blessed furry razor sharp claws appear to make magic. Again thanks for your time and kind words.

@bjornpdx thank you sir, I have been busy to day updating all 32 Arturia synths Yawn.

@jack c. Me too. Since about 19xx well we won't say but I have bee fascinated by them for nearly as long as I have drawn breath. I appreciated you taking the time to listen and comment, thank you Some times Tom, Sometimes the ether only lets me have short access to for all those songs floating around out there. Your ears and time are appreciated. Thanks Lynn.

Thank you sir good to hear it got you moving, it was as much experimental as anything.

Sounds OK here.

Just the sort of thing to play to bring it down after all the funking jazz groove. Nice sounds OK here on the Adam's nice clean click on the sidestick with just right level of Kick not to much punch but nice solid beater sound. Sweeeeet

Your bass player has really got his funk on along with the guy providing the back beat on the kit, nice bit of funk jazz groove with some interesting horn, keys and guitars generally funking it up in jazzy way over the top. Comments based on version 1.

Thank you Tom, nice to see you here I hope all is well your absence has been noted.

@Lynn Wilson thank you sir you are most kind, I do appreciate your ears and time.

OK peeps keep it civil or we will have to take steps. As noted by each both methods have there merits so please accept that different peeps can have a different points of view. Personal attacks are not acceptable in any form. Remember this is a public forum.

Thank you Andy, I think for now I have moved Beyond Beyond, but there is more stuff rattling around the furry skull desperate to get out I just need to let the arthritic and carpel tunnelled furry paws work out how to let it flow. Thank you again. I will admit the Stage 73 was unconstrained, as I had in the previous uses, this was pretty raw as far as additional FX was concerned. Thank you for your persistence and continued support.