Lynn Wilson

I agree with Jeff's statement above, somewhat, but this song's made for dancing more than listening, imo. All in all, I like it and the electronics are fabulous! Very catchy

I love this style of music! I particularly like the "road less travelled" arrangement; it's almost Scott Joplinesque. More please!

I would call this "Blue Surf Punk". This belongs in a movie soundtrack. Good work, Makke!

This is stellar! Or, celestial, if not atmospheric. I don't know...I may be lost in the ozone again~~~~ what about Pluto?

This is stunning! I felt like I was in the room with you. Can't wait to hear it again.

I had to listen to each song a few time to let them sink in. I love this style of music, and you have two fabulous songs here! WOW

Sorry I'm late for the party, but this was too good to pass up! Your storytelling talent is remarkable, and your tunes seem to speak to me. It seems a little sticky in regard to vocal phrasing, but otherwise, it tells a story and makes its point. As always, your guitar sounds terrific, as does your voice! I'll talk to you later...

Forget the Windows sounds! Create your own "enhancements" using the tools in CW or whatever VSTs you prefer. There are many tutorials showing the basics of CW, so take advantage of them! Best of luck.

Again, all good ideas! Stay tuned!

Thank you for your ears and time! I'm glad you like the song, and I'll give your suggestion some consideration on my next pass. This is what I'm looking for!

Ultra cool comment!

I like it as is! Good arrangement.

Jack, this is very entertaining! I've mentioned dynamics in the past, and it seems like you got it because this is nuanced and subtle and well arranged. I like the melody very much and the processing on your vocals is just right for this song. Keep 'em coming.

Way to go, Nigel! You've produced another winner, and I'll be listening and studying this song for a while.

I have to agree with the above comments; everything about this production is first class! Songs like this showcase CW very well. Keep it up!

Craig, thanks for your kind words! You have good ears regarding the vocal. I'm using Waves VocalBender on the lead vox, and it is a doubling f/x. On the choruses, I've added an Eventide Harmonizer to the lead one third higher and sang a harmony up a fifth, so 2 voices=3. Normally, I would sing all 3 parts, but this was an experiment. Hi Paul, glad to have you back! If you hear the vocals that way, I may have succeeded in the mix (lol), but sometimes it's good to be lucky.

I don't remember if I used this Avatar, but I was on the old forum for sure. All the best, Craig!

This proves that one can write and record a hit song using only CW tools. I wish this was on my car radio, I might start listening to radio again. A+

This is superb! I like the mix, melody, vocal, and arrangement very much. Nicely done, Steve!

Thanks again, Freddy! It took a few days to get the hang, but was worth it.

Classic Makke! Let's go surfing!

Wow, where did that come from?? I love the way you are processing your vocals lately. You've opened up a whole new world to explore. I've been trying to get used to my Waves OVox and Vocalbender, but I don't quite grok it yet. Anyway, this is a very entertaining song, and I dig where you are!

You captured the flavor of the original very well! I remember this song coming from my dad's radio in his old Ford pickup in the day. Thank you for the time machine!

Great cover! I like it when one takes a song and makes it their own. A+

You may be the only one that mentioned the f/x on the lead vox. That is an experiment with Wave's Vocal Bender. I'm using a doubling effect, though, very subtly. In the long run, I can take it or leave it, I haven't ultimately decided, yet. Good ears and good catch. I'll focus on that when I get back to this. Thanks for you comments!