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Hey matey, thank you for the listen n feedback much appreciated, I have more trance also Pop House n maybe a few other genres currently on the go, they will poss find their way up here over next few weeks, glad got your morning off to a great start, haven't got around to email yet Wayne, will try n get to it next few days sorry, much respect to you my friend mos.

Yeah I need to learn that sometimes it's best just to put stuff aside and work on something else for a while. Come back with fresh ears. I'm starting to do that. Vox FX was guitar rig. It has a great effects bank even if you don't really want to use an amp Sim.

Thanks Wayne. I've never heard Native American music... But the track is really inspired by reading books about Indians. And I think this is a good reason to get acquainted with their music...

Thanks man.

Great Wayne!

Appreciation and many thanx for your comments ...

fistbump, Danke

Thank you for listening and commenting.

Thanks for mentioning the bass. I've been working on my game.

Paul Simon!! Yes that's absolutely it and that's also an amazing compliment because that's probably one of the most amazing poets of the previous century.

Setup: well, I moved from a cramped apartment with no real space (via some (mis)adventures) to a place where I can have a study - which is also my man cave and has the space to really set up all my instruments in a more or less permanent setting, so I can start drumming, playing guitar or keys, or singing at just about any time (barring company time of course) ;)

It's amazing and liberating and just about perfect!

Thanks Wayne! To clarify, the vocals are mine, as is the rest - it's just not based on something that happened to me.
The guitar tone is nice, yes - this is a temp setup but I actually like how it turned out.

Thanks Wayne

Hello Wayne,

Thanks for stopping by and giving
This track a listen. You've always
given me encouragement to continue
with my musical maddness.

PEACE from the East...

Hello Wayne, nice to hear from you. Yes, 44 tracks and by the time I had knitted them all together I really couldn't listen to the track anymore. I have no idea how I finally got it finished enough that it was worth uploading to me. I've also thought it might be a lot easier to make stripped down, thrifty tracks, but I've found that it's not one iota easier...quite the opposite. Your benevolent, encouraging comment means all the more to me. Thanks very much.

Thank you, they are such jokes)

Many thanks. Glad you liked it.

Thanks,Wayne

thanks so much Wayne, ive been doing far more on the production side.
had 3 vocal cuts on this in three different keys and i side chained my fx's in and routed everything through bus channels. you know the proper way, i now feel i understand what im doing and trying to achieve. less of me just winging it,
when i first started it was a couple of tracks, music on one, vocal on one, and fx on side slots, there was 22 layers on this :))
thanks again for your support as always mate

Wayne, I have the highest regards for you and your comments. We are veteran Loopers. When I was here as THE MACK MAN you showed me the same respect and love. I miss those days whereas there was a fraternity of musicians that kinda were the main players here, like Slap J. Bear, Abner b., Static Nomad, Panet Bass, among others. We all had much respect for each other's talent, and I still feel the same way about yours. Thank you for continuing to be REAL. PEACE. T576 OUT.