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Keith Wilby

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  1. Like this? Still doesn't work for me. But I've also noticed that, if I remove the image from the notes in the BBCSO template, the image still shows up on the welcome screen, so I'm guessing that there's something not quite right about how CbB is installed on my PC. I'm not expecting you guys to spend any more time on this, thanks very much for helping ?
  2. Thank you so much for going to all that trouble @Promidi. I think I have not been concise in my question. I have made my own template and I wanted an image to be associated with it. The image for the BBCSO Discover template works fine for me too but I just can't get my image associated with my template using the described method. I am also using Cakewalk by Bandlab 2023.09 Build 62. Sorry for the confusion ?
  3. Thanks @Promidi. I tried that but it didn't work. What I've also noticed is that, when I do add the image, an asterisk doesn't appear in the title bar to show that the file has been edited, even when I "run as administrator". Having said that, the image is still in the "notes" after restarting CbB but it doesn't appear on the start screen for my template. It's the recommended size too, 600 x 600. I'm rather confused ?
  4. Hi Patrick, could you tell me how to associate the png file with the template so that appears on the CbB welcome screen please?
  5. It's fantastic, like your stuff always is, but I have a reservation about the harmonica. It sounds very harsh and in-your-face to me. I know it's a personal thing and you're probably quite happy with it but I'd try to soften it a bit (with some reverb perhaps?) or maybe consider doing the solo with a different instrument. Just my 2p worth ?
  6. Very very nice. I can imagine some backing ooohs and ahhhs on it ?
  7. Yeah I'd been thinking that too so I'm glad you mentioned it unprompted. I'd put some subtle delay onto it to try and blend it a bit better but I'll give some chorus a go too. ?
  8. This is a much improved mix to my ears, although the drum kit could be louder and the timing issues remain which make the rhythm difficult to follow, for me at any rate. The songs seems a little flat to me too. Not tonally flat but sonically. I think it might benefit from a more subtle build-up. I'll have to Google that, I have no idea what it is.
  9. Keith Wilby

    In Time

    Welcome to the Machine ? Genre isn't my cup of tea but I'm well aware of how much effort went into this and why people would enjoy it. Well done ?
  10. Hi all. This is a big ask but I'd like to invite everyone to review the new album that I intend to send to all of the streaming services soon. All of the songs have already been run by you on here and I appreciate the feedback, but if you have time to listen then I'd like any further feedback you might have about any aspect at all - the mixes, production, songs, running order, cover art ... go wild ? It's available here and thanks in advance:
  11. Hi Dazzla. It sounds rather muddled to me, like there are too many sounds fighting for space. I also felt that there are timing issues, especially with the bass - is it "real" or a VST? I'd look at quantizing if it were me. But then of course it's not me and that might have been what you wanted. And if you had fun doing it, which is the main thing, then why not? Just my 2p worth.
  12. First of all, huge sympathy with all tinnitus sufferers. My mum had it and she said voices sounded like Daleks. Must be bloody awful. I have a bit of a high pitched ringing but my wife doesn't talk all the time. Regarding the mix, sounds spot on to me ?
  13. I posted an earlier version of this about a year ago and got some really good feedback - thanks again for that. It's the final song that I'm completing for an "album" drop onto the streaming services so I'd welcome your input. I've replaced some of the VSTs on the previous version with real guitars and I've struggled a bit with mixing the lead guitar properly. Hopefully it won't make your ears bleed too badly. https://www.bandlab.com/post/03c61f43-7f5b-ee11-9937-000d3a41ec2a
  14. Thanks for all of the comments guys, much appreciated. I'll revisit the mix, I think you've probably summed it up nicely @Larry T. ?
  15. Hi all, it's been a while so ... I think I previously posted this song as "Speakeasy" a while back. This version is shorter and has a lead guitar solo in place of the MIDI sax. EDIT: forum comments actioned. Further comments welcomed. https://www.bandlab.com/post/d9ae5bc8-5058-ee11-9937-000d3a41ec2a
  16. Keith Wilby

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    Superb, well done ?
  17. Fantastic playing, and I bet you're one of those annoying people that make it look easy too ?
  18. EZ Keys "Bandmate". Kiki Dee didn't appear did she?
  19. I'm not sure but it was considered by poor people like my mum to be something of a delicacy/treat in the late 60s/early 70s ?
  20. Yeah that's how I feel about it, but then when I'm looking after my 11 month old grandson I'm 30 again ?
  21. Amazing guitar, I wish I had that ability. I think the drums dominate the song though, they were too much of an irritant for my ears. Just 2p worth ?
  22. I've done a mix of this song with a sprinkling of AI on the piano track that makes it sound a bit more Rick Wakeman and a bit less Les Dawson. Gone are the drums and bass on this one too. Same video as the original, more or less.
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