steve@baselines.com
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Hi - first a thank you for past answers. It's really great to have a forum of people who know things! Now, for another question...I'm sure that many Cakewalk users have enough VSTs so that a scan takes a lifetime when you get a new product. What is the proper (safe) way to get all the old versions of a product (like Ozone 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 !!) out of the picture. Is it simply removing(moving) the ones you don't use out of the VST folder area and doing a rescan? (in the process probably breaking old song files, but that's a price I am willing to pay). Also, is there a fast way to scan JUST for new installations? Steve
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It's totally OK to put out bubble gum pop - the world needs more - this sounds really good. I actually even heard a little Todd Rundgren in there (I saw the light). Good show!
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This is totally great. It has been years (decades) since I heard this song - thanks for covering it - your version is spot on - captures the feeling as it should.
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A nice listen and watch!
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Very nice - I can hear the Donald Fagan influence - I love that.
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Nice chord changes and lyrics. Good work.
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For me, as an over expectant Patriots fan, it is Touch Down! Perhaps also an Apollo 11 - I can see Buzz Aldrin bouncing around and practicing his golf shot with this playing in the background! Nice job!
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Hi all - it's probably in the docs somewhere, but I'll risk getting flamed so I don't have to go in and look for it. Sorry in advance. Is it possible to replace the horrendous start screen recent projects box (the one that only fits 2 large tiles of projects, at least on my screen) with something better? If the tiles could be a quarter the size and just scroll down through all the recent projects in a single column it would be much better. On my screen, each row has at least three columns, 2 of which are visible, and I can't scroll to the right, only down. Thank you, Steve
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Alone Again (Naturally) - COVER [updated version]
steve@baselines.com replied to AndyB01's topic in Songs
Always liked this song Andy - your version is really nice. Thanks for posting. -
Really like this. I didn't think I would because I usually try to stay close to the original, but you did a fantastic interpretation of this song. It has enough of the original vibe while being totally different. That's not easy to do.
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Thanks for listening!!
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Hi Jerry - thank you for the comments! Not too long ago, I did another Spoonful song - it's in the Blog section at baselines.com. Here's a link: https://baselines.com/?p=6475 - In my old band, we once opened up for John Sebastian - I believe it was in Portland, Maine if my memory is still correct....these days it's difficult to remember - this was back in the late 70's. I'm going to check out that book you mentioned. Steve
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Thank you!
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Hi Jim - thanks for adding the detail! Steve
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Ahh, a kindred soul from Sonar? Very cool. That very beginning sounds like the Donna Summer Bad Girls whistle. Killer rhyming guitars.
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This is really pretty great. What is it, 5/4 then 3/4 ? Is there such a thing as 6/4? ? Great mix as well.
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Warren Zevon - Accidently Like a Martyr with @kiwichrys
steve@baselines.com replied to steve@baselines.com's topic in Songs
Thanks Pete, me too! I just read a book about his life and times...that's why I did this cover. He was a funny and sad guy at the same time. -
This release has the fab @kiwichrys on backing vocals, a new lead vocal track and a new mix. Accidently Like a Martyr was one of my favorite songs of the great Excitable Boy album. https://baselines.com/?p=6604
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Thank you Lynn - always liked this song and finally got around to covering it.
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Thanks very much Larry!
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Thank you! I think this actually got up to number 15 way back there. It was also commissioned for a Coppola movie.
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Thank you Bert!
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Hi Antler - I heard it on Spotify a little while ago and it just made me glad and sad at the same time - glad that it exists, sad that that innocent time has past. Gave me goosebumps, had to cover it. And you are absolutely right - I think the same thing. I left it the way it was, but it would probably be better muting it a little. I was surprised that the drummer was playing those hi-hat 16th, so I accentuated it at the time. And I guess I made the tambourine loud because I'm not really a guitarist or a singer and thought it would pull attention away from those only two other things that were playing.
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Thank you my friend - I appreciate you taking the time!
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Thanks Nigel - It's from ancient times LOL. Always liked it. Thanks for the comment!
