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Yes clear. I usually mix on some nice headphones, then generate an mp3 and listen back on crappy phone headphones. I've also scheduled another lesson with my local Ableton/music/mixing gurus - those lessons are generally brutal, but very helpful. They never say "oh this is great" and I learned that's actually a good thing ;)

Hey Ben buddy, good to see you again! Great tips, thanks a lot, I'm going to try all of those!

Merci Rita! As for fast... You start slow, you practice every day... And then one day you think " oh, that wasn't bad" :D

Good :) bonne chance!!

Thanks so much CBC! I had fun! :)

Never be ashamed of your creative efforts. Maybe you're not satisfied yet, but that's a good thing; remember you are still doing something that 99% of people out there could never do.
Never be look down on your own work. I know it's always hard because however well you do, you think you could do better.
Your tracks are your children Rita! Make them grow up and be a good music mom! :)
You know I like listening to your tracks! I saw you removed that Jip Jip track, but don't do that! It was good - I was just hoping to give you tips to make it even better!
Sorry if that didn't become across, but please bring it back - do it for me, and your musical offspring :)

Thanks a lot buddy!!

#truestory ;)

HAHAHAHAHAHA this is hilarious, do you know what "mijn naam is Babette en ik vind sex belangrijker dan voetbal" means? :D
The best bit is that I know a Babette ;)

Thanks for commenting Steven!

Yeah I generally make stuff from scratch although I also have a couple based on an acapella or on a drum track, and currently I'm working on something with a bassline a friend sent me.
To me a great great pleasure in life is to just start jamming and see where the music leads me. It would be even better to be able to do it with a band, but especially in the age of Corona I'm very happy to have all instruments within hand's reach :D

Thanks a lot man! Yeah it's almost exactly a 70s disco track - maybe I can add some hand claps and a horn section at the end :D

Haha, this is something I still need to learn, yes, people want more drums - ok then, you will get it :)
Muchas gracias amigo!

Thanks a lot buddy :)

Ha, that would be a great collab :) not a bad idea!

I knew ;) If you listen to 70s funk, it's pretty darn melodic. I guess I'm (subconciously) trying to recreate the atmosphere of the school parties I went to in the 80s. Think "Kool and the Gang - Funky Stuff" and similar songs :)

Thank you so much! I'm humbled :)

Thank you so much CBC! That's a pretty good idea too, I'm not much of a singer but "Wroww!" and "Ooh yeah" is right up my alley ;)

Thanks a lot Steve, you too many thanks for all your comments, it really helps!

Thanks a lot my friend! It's been with the help of you and many other good musicians here on Looperman, with the positive and helpful tips you've given in the past, that I now suck slightly less. Looperman (and -women) rules :)

Hahaha, thanks man! Yep, all played by me, guitar, bass, keyboard, drums. I can only get excited by analogue, I'm too old for Midi ;)

Multumiri Maj!

Thanks a lot Wayne!! Actually this is a new guitar (new second hand), I managed to find a "cheap" Silver Sky, so it's a strategy sound, but with lots of reverb and distortion on it (and you're right, that brings it close to my LP).
Lovely, lovely guitar - yes it's a Fender rip-off but by Jove, Mayer and PRS did an amazing job on it, highly recommended.
Thanks for the nice words, as always!!

Thanks Steve! I mentioned the bass to Terry because he is a (much better) bass player. Any comments on the production? Is it getting slightly better?

Thank you! Hope you appreciate the bass too :)

Thank you!