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The mix is pretty clear on my Sennheiser HD-600s. The deep verb on the chorus fits the nature of the song. Harmonies are really nice.

Late to the party but this mix is pretty darn good in my book. Nice song too.

I like this just like all your other stuff. Personal taste observation: Just a bit too much verb on the drums.

Very nice and relaxing.

No crack here. No ganga here. No horse here either, All I heard was the backing track to a Jesse Screed song. Lurvely

Well don't carry a power cable with your laptop and hope your battery lasts long enough. I'll get me coat.

Paulo said he would *NOT* post that pic of me after we left the "gentlemen's" club.?

Also, I plug that hub into yet another hub on either machine. Works a treat.

TIP: Waves (10, 11 or 12) license's can be put on a USB stick that can also be plugged into a USB hub. I do this on both my PC and my MacBook Pro. One license, used on any machine I want anywhere in the world with my USB stick.

First world problems for sure. ? I'll get me coat.

nice little ditty that Singer seems like a good lad

Searched day and night for that, didjya? Your work is done here.

Extra reading on the guitar I ordered. Epiphone and the Gibson Custom Shop have teamed up for the very first time, launching an affordable ’59-spec LP model: the Epiphone ‘59 Les Paul Standard. Part of Epiphone’s Inspired By Gibson series, the limited-edition guitar takes after the coveted vintage classic, offering a number of period-accurate appointments such as 50s-era wiring and a hand-rolled rounded ‘C’ neck profile. The Epiphone ’59 Les Paul Standard features a mahogany body, with a maple top and an AAA figured maple veneer, and cream binding. There’s also a mahogany neck with an Indian laurel fingerboard and 22 medium jumbo frets. A pair of authentic Gibson USA BurstBuckers are wired to period-correct specs to preserve top end when rolling off the volume control. In the control section are two pairs of volume and tone knobs with CTS pots and Mallory capacitors. The guitar sports hardware by Epiphone, including a LockTone tailpiece and stop bar set, as well as Epiphone Deluxe tuning machines with vintage tulip keys. There’s also a commemorative metal medallion toggle switch plate on the back of the guitar. The Epiphone ’59 Les Paul Standard is priced at just $799 and comes in two finishes: Aged Dark Burst and Aged Dark Cherry Burst. It also ships with a vintage-style brown hard case.

Nope too soon. Needs 4 more years (at least) to be on par with past ST releases.

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Nice teaser. When do we see the full video?

What's next? Death Metal in the key of C?

I voted with a very secure online ballot today

Dave, I'm really pleased to hear you and your wife are in better health these days.

Sounds like you guys are describing Guitar Hacker (Herb Hartley) to me.

10 years in the making

I think it is. Others may not. Thanks for the listen.

It's the only place I WUP.

Fixed