Jesse Screed

Thanks for that Larry, The nice thing about Spitfire is they do a lot of the groundwork for you. There are other libraries one can tweak to perfection, so I need to wait for a better situation. When one begins at the bottom, it is a hard slog. Spitfire, to me, is the epitome. So I wish and hope.

Yes, must spend more time on the production. You are so right in your assessment. Thank you teacher.

There are those who follow the rules, those who break the rules, and those who make the rules. I'll leave it to you to decide which path I think you travel.

Gary, you knocked it out of the park on this one. I admire your skills.

Larry, is this an introductory price? I was a bit unclear on that. I am new to Spitfire, but they are top shelf libraries, and customer service.

Tim, you made me laugh. No I'm not singing in there. I do like a nice choir. I have spent many an hour in the pew, but many less in the loft.

Level Eleven I have learnt a lot from my instructor

inflammation of the intellect obtuseititis the new global pandemic characterized by excessive wanton babel also known colloquially as "memememe"

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14401332

The Link Works

Just how bad has today's "popular" music become?

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14400892 and there they are again https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14371469

David? I have him on speed dial, but he is indisposed right now, if you know what I mean? John is busy on something else right now, not sure what, his people never get back to me anymore. only the suffering ones the extent of your suffering is dependent on the moment

Craig, you need more than a laugh I hope you find what you need soon

https://www.soundclick.com/music/songInfo.cfm?songID=14399305 In some incomprehensible way I must come to the fires of my affliction shrouded in the mystery I resolve not to swerve from the channel of the truth you may say that you're not of my ilk you may say I have no grounds for my complaint In no small degree I'm responsi9ble for this lammentab9le situation that I'm in Bring on the rain and wash away the stain I must admit I'm not indifferent to finding myself It's time for me to come to the scratch and admit there's very little wheat in the chaff you may say that you're not of my ilk you may say I have no grounds for my complaint In no small degree I'm responsi9ble for this lammentab9le situation that I'm in Bring on the rain and wash away the stain Hoodwinked by chicanery as I stroll through the fields pleasured by your delight fair words you stole my heart away now I stand naked to my enemies you may say that you're not of my ilk you may say I have no grounds for my complaint In no small degree I'm responsi9ble for this lammentab9le situation that I'm in Bring on the rain and wash away the stain

we don't need no stinking education?

Sometimes the pot calls the kettle black?

Hey, I can facilitate that for you You are in heaven Yes you are (Shouldn't be long now)?

There is one thought that I am accepting as the go to choice more often than not what appears easy is often not If you wish to parlay it into a payday, then you must know your market If you wish to create with it well you might already have what you need except the instigation to immerse yourself into the integration of your simplest existence

This is KILLER!

epic!

https://usa.yamaha.com/products/contents/guitars_basses/difference/rd.html The clincher for me was I.R.A technology? (As an aside, I was walking on the beach the other day and found some magic beads. I think they were left there by extraterrestrials. Since finding them my mixes have improved 20% to 40%.) I.R.A. (INITIAL RESPONSE ACCELERATION) Any guitar benefits from being "played in," a process in which the instrument matures and opens up as the stresses between the wood and finish, neck and fingerboard, and body and hardware are released, resulting in better sound and playability. Yamaha’s exclusive Initial Response Acceleration (IRA) technology releases those stresses by applying specific vibrations to the completed instruments as part of the crafting process and gives a "played in" guitar from day one. The evidence is below. Also, Rush had a good song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pI0tOQmKx7w

of people making excuses "this is a rough mix" "I hate my voice" "I could do this better" "here it is, with faux pas and all" "still learning how to mix" rule one if you gonna go, go