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Thanks for listening mate and the warm feedback - and btw Ive equally learned a lot from your many posts and tips and willingness to share your knowledge and experience

thanks buddy - recently saw the new(ish) doco on Kurt Vonnegut - worth watching - looking forward to hearing your new one

Thanks for the warm feedback mate - i'll go have a listen now to the track : )

Thanks Bod - I do like to try to find the boundary line and test it a little in the process of learning the software and crafting a track. I'm with you around bouncing the tracks to mostly bounce to audio and do + also double track usually more than half of my tracks, then treat them differently and pan them differently AND as I use mpc as daw I often use the half speed function - even doubled up which does as you suggest provide a quick pathway to alternative sounds that will fit with the original. I also like to add harmoniser, delay and or other effects, often on the last beat, hit or note of a phrase and blend them in a more or less subtle way. Thanks so much for your feedback to me and others I have found that your comments and ideas have been really helpful in my learning and experiments. In my other life my own work in therapy is based on building on what is already present and working and to try to pay attention to all of the elements that make up 'what works' and I think that attitude is helpful in tune craft too - whether it's for someone at your level of expertise or a relative novice like myself hey : ) Thanks Again

Thanks for listening and the warm feedback - much appreciated

Thanks Michael - will give your new one a listen now - : )

Hey Killick - thanks for the warm feedback - the electric piano is from Air - velvet - one of their presets then double tracked each track treated differently and panned left and right. The Vst sax is from decent sampler and there's lots of guitar in there too (with multitracked Neural DSP plugins on the guitars giving some lovely different sounds). The bass synth is from a modular synth present with some percs, there is another bass line using outlooks substance bass engine (as well as outlooks exhale) and then there is other percussion from Akai mpc drums ...

Thanks for listening and commenting mate - much appreciated
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Thanks for the warm feedback mate - see reply to V for the work around required for the distorted bass sound ; )

Hey - thanks for that - already played around with that sound a bit and wasnt happy with the result but I do agree. Part of the issue is that the track was built around it and its a modular synth that is constructed as a multi - so it has bass and perc's and a lot of the background rhythm goes when I cut it up - so I'd need to reconstruct that (pain in the arse) never mind hey - move on to the next experiment : )

Hey Robin - thanks mate - I hadnt tried using the harp on a track before so was pleased with how it turned out : )

Thanks for listening and the warm feedback - much appreciated : )

thanks for listening : )

thanks - dead ends - most weeks

I'll keep you in mind when Im searching through the leftovers for something to work on

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Thanks mate : )

Hey there - thanks for checking this out and commenting - just commented on yours : )

Thanks for listening and the warm feedback Michael, much appreciated

Thanks Rita - first time Ive tried recording with the harmonica so was happy with the final result - although it's not dazzling playing I did think it sounded kind of cool too : )

Hey mate - thanks for the warm feedback - sorry to hear you are in a bit of a fugue (the psychological rather than musical kind) Im quietly confident that such a creative and crafty old (but not as old as me) bugger will soon find his mojo. I like the maxim when things appear to be going slowly slow down ... good (but paradoxical) reminder to focus on what is already present and that there is often no real need to work too hard (just hard enough) ... if only I could remember that myself ... well as the poet in my track says 'one of these days' : ) I'm in your corner mate.
All good things

Thanks Robbie

Nice of you to listen and give some warm feedback - seems Ive missed reply to some but very much appreciated

Thanks for listening and the warm feedback - I think I missed this comment

Thanks for listening and the warm feedback - yeah not my usual 'style'

Thanks for listening - much appreciated. Im having the morning off work to listen so will check out your track right now : )

Hey Chris - thanks mate - not a lot of thought or time when into that vox or lyric (like none!) but the track needed something to make it a bit more interesting - I can hear where I could improve this one a bit now but it's just some fun so probably wont bother. Hope you are the family are doing well - must be getting a little cool there now - stay warm : )