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Thanks everyone for the nice comments!

Thanks, yes there is an improv in the middle.

Nice groove man.

New original using my Eastar soprano sax recorded with a AT4033 and Shure 57, midi guitar with Sweetcase plugin, Glarry jazz fretless bass and Ezdrummer 3.

It sounds better than I would have thought, interesting.

You write a good pop song, good work there.

Nice!

Quite the departure from your smooth jazz! Cool song. Not listening on my monitors so can't comment on the mix, I'll check it later.

I'm still having the problem. What does that data look like on the event list? All I see are notes.

Catchy song, good work.

Lot's of interesting changes in there and very good playing too.

The tripleplay is a midi guitar software, it's not hosting the synth but it will play any synth. I was just thinking that once it's recorded the midi it shouldn't change at that point because the tripleplay is no longer doing anything.

I'm kind of confused on this. I thought that the midi is recorded on a track and then the synth plays it. Tripleplay is just triggering the SI strings when it's recorded.

Wow, thanks for the quick answer! That worked perfectly thanks. Strange that this worked for a while and then didn't. I did update cakewalk and my tripleplay midi software though.

The midi is there but SI strings won't play. If I reload the synth I can poke the keys and it works but as soon as I play the song it won't make a sound again. I tried some of my other songs with SI in them and they are working fine.

Nice song, pretty melody.

I like the groove, cool song. Vocal parts sound good.

Cool song, like the guitar work.

I agree with jack, sounds like a Steely Dan song, also could use a bit more bass.

Very good vocals as always. I think it could use a slight boost in the bass frequencies, otherwise good.

This is a good one Kevin! Great arrangement with the guitars and keys really complimenting the vocals. Mix sounds good to me.

Thanks Larry!

Thanks for the listen Tom. I think it was panned some , don't remember I'll take a look. I think I panned the rhythm guitar and the strings opposite each other.

Thanks Bjorn!

It's a tenor. Those low notes do sound like a bari.