Barry Seymour

Totally professional sound, great playing! Everything blends so well together.

I've been a musician for almost 50 years. I took a few decades off (!) but now I'm getting back into it, and I'm working hard to learn Cakewalk. I'm seeking feedback on my second recording, mainly from a Cakewalk perspective. I feel I'm doing pretty good, but I am not quite getting the professional-sounding results I'd like. Let me know what you think; I'd appreciate any constructive criticism. Background Roar Thanks! Barry

I've tried a number of the free ones and none of them seem to have any effect at ALL. I wonder if there's something I'm missing?

I eliminated the problem, although I'm not sure I understand it. There was a 'Sonitus Effect' on the clip; I think it was 'equalizer.' I managed to delete it and the clip went back to normal volume. Sometimes it feels like I'm fumbling around here. ?

I'm a beginner, have recorded my first multitrack song and I need some help. I have a bass track in my composition consisting of multiple clips, since I did a bunch of punch-ins while recording it. I've been working on mixing and refining the recording for a few days, now, but suddenly one audio clip in the bass track has become INSANELY LOUD. The graphical representation of the waveform in the clip is the same as the adjacent clips, and when I locate and play the wav file for the clip in Windows Explorer, it sounds fine. I can't for the life of me figure out why this one clip is super loud! Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks, Barry