kingmt77

good evening Mark, Im just about to retire 11.30 pm UK, work tmro, i am trying to be more consistent in my style, i've amassed a lot of gear now midi new mic, and I'm also learning how to use delay and verb without it sounding muddy and instead of putting another EQ on and pumping the volume Im using saturation more and stereo separation, thay make a huge difference the vox cut through well, thers a .6 ms delay on the verb on this so the vocal is clear, yet you still get the right amount of fx which i had on a bus chanel then on to the master all tequiniques i've had to learn and swat up on, my next is a little more subtle, more autobiographical its called 'Man Behind dime' lol
thanks for your support as always mate, its truly appreciated especially you with your skill set and its great to see Rob back in featured all be it with an old track, convince him to come back Mark

Thank you very much appreciate it !

Thank you..

Oh yes , I have a lot of personal experience....hahaha

Hello King !!! Thank you very much for your very-very encouraging comment ! I look forward to your next magical and so artistic works...!!! Cheerssssssssssssssssssssss !!

Thanks very much for the kind words Mark! Fistbump over the ocean - as I was recording it I sort of tried to let my inner kingmt inspire me :)

Much appreciated Mark! It's such a joy to be back and share my music and progress too! It's definitely a musical journey with this one!

Hey Mark, For vocals, it's all AI. I usually write the chorus and have AI do the verses. Little Inuit girl is one of the few songs I've done where the lyrics and vocals were completely done with AI. I just gave it a topic, "missing indigenous women" and I was shocked by how well it turned out. If you try it, I suggest experimenting with various vocal descriptions, raspy soul, twangy country, gritty rock, etc) until you find what you're looking for sonically. Good luck! Jimmy

Thanks Mark, I was shocked at how well it turned out!

Mark, how are ya, bud? There is absolutely no denying the industrial element in this one! Industrial has been a steady part of my rotation since 1989. I don't think, at this point, there's any escaping it in my own music.
I'm glad you took the time to listen and comment on this one.
Take care, my friend.
Aaron.

Hey thanks a lot Mark. I haven't heard any Issac Hayes in a long time. I certainly appreciate the comment.

Thanks Mark, I often try to pay attention to frequencies at the recording stage cause I know that if I have to try to fix things when mixing I won't be able to, due to my very basic and non technical mixing skills. Thanks again for listening, I appreciate your feedback and insights. Cheers Chris