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Not sure about frothy coffee but definitely has the feel of the torment the milk endures to bring us such drinks as frothy coffee. I like this it is very cool diverse composition which sounds well here.

This has a sweetly loose feel that works in so many ways it is almost tight, nice as ever @freddy j love it.

Thank you, timing is everything with MIDI ???

Thank you Nigel, glad it made the ears smile, you to stay safe.

Anything that has a squelchy synth in the intro starts well I would say, nice tone on the guitar, it also counter points that guitar nicely. Cool grooving, as they say, on the bass and the drums.

Only listened to the first, classic Rock song but as so often the bass player did not show up at the studios for the recording session.

Pleasant, chilled, relaxing.

Sweet shots of a lovely dog Steve, loved the shot of Ghost Dog with the glowing eyes. Oh yeah the music not bad

Mix sounds OK but you own description really nails what is missing.

@Bajan Blue Just stay safe.

Actually your basic arrangement is fine, what this needs is some additional ear candy to take one's attention from the repetition. This type of repetition is comon in most normal song formats, I.e. intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus etc. Try adding a lead line, possibly a breakdown?

Sweet

Cool cool tones, mix works nicely here

This was extremely pleasant to listen too. Well composed, beautifully captured, constructed and mixed. Thank you for sharing.

It sounds well recorded and mixed but. it goes no where it just loops around and around and around. Is it intended to be a "Beat" for someone else to develop? What did you use to create it?

Not my thing, but it does sound well done, though I agree with Eric the drums are a little to present.

Enjoyable relaxing moods.

The Rain is to much by all means use it but do not let it obscure the important bits.

Very you @freddy j I do like, what are you using as drums?

As Mark notes the backing track is extremely wet, in my own fury opinion it is on the point of drowning. A little revisit of the mix I suspect would be good, bring back that Reverb and slap back delay and I suspect there is a good song trying hard to emerge.

@Bajan Blue thank you Nigel it was a bit of silly fun. You stay well and avoid those numpties that appear hell bent on stirring the brown sticky stuff.

More Mozart note count for me, I also wonder if it was an experimental piece by cat ?. It sounds very bright erring towards jangling and slightly swamped in reverb. That's just my furry opinion obliviously.

This mix sounds OK here though there are some parts which seem to be just a little to long dwelling on the same pattern of sound.

Not my thing, like most vinyl owners pseudo vinyl scratches are just an irritation. I would assume this is a "Beat" for which someone else might want to build on, if not then it has no real direction. Mix wise everything is well defined separate and present.

@PhonoBrainer Thanks Tom, Heartbeat hum I only have it as I got as part of a deal because I own Softubes Modular (joke). I used it here because I wanted to restrict myself to only Softube synths, if I am honest it is not my go to for electronic drums. Can it do the job yes but in some ways they have tried to be to clever with it which has had a negative affect overall. If you own a modular system like Cherry Audio VM I would normally use that. If you do not their VM + Electro Drums is $99 against Softubes Heartbeat $139 The big advantage of Cherry Audio's deal is you get the Core to their Voltage Modular, which includes a sequencer plus real electronic drums as against Softubes which is a mixture of Electronic and Samples, with no sequencing software. All in all I find Softubes Modular attempts poor in comparison with Cherry Audio's, I mean Polyphonic Modular come on.