Kevin Walsh

Larry, really lovely piece, very much enjoyed the flow. Very contemplative piece (if thatseven a word). I'm not listening on the best device so I guess I didn't hear any of the other flaws folks pointed out, either that or you've already fixed them. I thought the cymbals and bass sounded just fine.

It's been awhile but I'm back after a long hiatus. Alas, my ears are fading on me so if you do chance to listen, your feedback on the mix is most welcome. Thanks to all! http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/33900285

Lovely, jesse!

Looks promising. If only...

I bought S-Gear several years ago and never made much use of it. In the last year or so I've taken the time to really dig into it and now I use it almost exclusively. I built and use a Deluxe Reverb clone and a Tweed clone, they both sound incredible. I recorded a tune with two guitar parts, one done with my DR clone and one with S-Gear. I've since fogotten which amp I used for what part and I can't tell by listening to the song. I bought the upgrade this morning and am mightily pleased with it. Love the new boost pedal and the updated UI. Wish there was a bass amp, and I wish they'd put this thing into a pedal.

Sounds like a candidate for a command to switch control surface bindings.

Yep, after plugging mine in to the usb port, cakewalk makes it available as a midi track input option immediately.

Freddy. I really like the tune and am a fan of the genre. I agree with a previous comment about the strength of the chorus but really, it's fine as it is. If you're like me you'll come back to it as you learn more about what works and what doesn't and you'll either take it up again or let it stand as a statement about who you are today. I think this is good work

Great piece, I’m really enjoying you scalar explorations.

Really nice work with some amazing sounds. Glad you saved that one. What kind of guitar is that?

Love it! Excellent cover of my hands down favorite Beatles song. I am a collector of TNK covers and yours is a great addition to the hoard. Vocals are spot on too!

Wookie, really great mood piece with some really clever chord voices. I love how the whole tone scale leads you through these pseudo resolutions that really ratchet up the intensity. The synth voices are inspiring and beautiful as always.

Beautiful piece. I wouldn’t change a thing.

I'm glad you like it, Steve!

Thank you for listening!

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks Nigel!

Thank you, Paul!

Thanks, scook, I'll give that a try!

I can't tell you how many times I've forgotten to either set the selection on the timeline (or forgotten to select tracks!) before exporting audio only to end up with an empty wav file for my trouble. Sigh. I often wish I had the ability to define an "export zone" on the timeline that defined the start and end points of what gets exported that persists with the project, kind of like looping or punch regions. It would also be awesome if it reacted to ripple edits too. PS. If there's already a way to do this, or even something like it, I'm all ears!

I was only able to listen to the first few minutes but enjoyed what I heard, especially the vocals. Nicely done! I will give the rest a listen tomorrow.

I'm not familiar with the original but I really liked your take. Nice work by the whole group!

Thanks, jack. Hey, I wouldn't steal it if it didn't sound so great, so not my fault really.

Thanks for listening, wookie, always appreciated.

I know I've been dropping quite a few tunes on here lately, but it seems I'm on a productivity roll and I figure if I keep going I'm going to do something good eventually. So here's "That Thing." I'm looking for any kind of feedback, particularly on mix and eq. Vocals were tough and I'm still not happy with them but I can't tell if it's an eq or a performance problem (though my money is on the latter.) Anyway, thanks in advance for critiquing.