theHumps

Hey Wayne,

I'm an old fart and can't believe I'm still making music. I am all the happier that other guitarists still give me credit. But it's a burning passion that won't let go of me, and I'm with Bob Ross, the great kitsch painter: you may not be able to change much in life, but on your canvas you have the absolute power to do whatever you like. Thanks for the kind words.
Cheers, Micky

Hey Wayne, thanks a lot. I reckon the pedigree of this is firmly rooted in stoner garage band land. Thanks for listening as always, Chris

Thank you Wayne, for the stop by. I have developed a EQ technique that I use on any of my guitars that allows me to get that sound. In one aspect you're correct in assuming that I used the neck pickup, All of my guitars have the old Humbucker pickups. MY secret is adjusting the neck pickup at just the right height along with the EQ to get a Smooth Jazz guitar sound. I've noticed over the years that guitar players have forgotten about adjusting the height of the pickups. Thanks again for the time. Sorry for the delay reply. PEACE. T576 OUT.

Hey Wayne - thanks mate, yeah the mixing often takes some time but can make such a difference its worth a bit of tweaking - appreciate you listening and looking forward to hearing your new one - Ian

Hey Wayne,

I was just on my way to your place when
I got this comment email.

I tried. I really did but, I just coudn't
leave that damn Banjo on the table. Something
about it's energy just drew me in. It seems like
lately I havn't been able to finish a track without
running into a sample or sound that sends me off on a
whole nuther track. I've got to have at least 10 or 15
Start/Stop projects in my DAW. BTW... I went and listened
to some "Hayseed Dixie" (I thought you made it up lol). Now
I've got ideas for another track lol.

Thanks for giving my track a listen,comments,FAVE! and for turning me on to "Hayseed Dixie"

PEACE from the North

Hi Wayne, I pray for you for your choice of bikini model, thanks for all my friend!
Michael

Hello Wayne
I hardly like to say it, but getting well will always remain just a dream. But there is legitimate hope that I can still play for time for some time.

Right now it is of course all the nicer to receive positive encouragement for what is important to you. And music is and will always be a really important part of me. I don't intend to stop just because I've fallen into a deep dark hole for an extended period of time.

Since this song was something like a liberation, some new songs should see the light of the looperverse soon. Some just waiting for their completion.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the kind words you wrote and the time you took. It really mean a lot to me

stay tuned
joe

Yeah sometimes it feels easy and there's also days when it's a bloody struggle - but that can still give some interesting results, so I refuse to give up. My track "would you rather" took 2 weeks to gel and I'm still bloody proud of it :)
Thanks for listening Wayne!!

Hey Wayne

Thanks mate - I think the original mix Id used a new FX that cluttered the sound on the poem, I thought Id lost the stems but found a couple of rendered parts so I was able to do some reworking

Sorry for the slow reply

Yep, just needed to get the concept out there. There is no real need to up the volume/master quite yet until I feel like I'm done with everything haha. Thanks for the feedback!

Hey Wayne - thanks mate - you know I love your stuff and very much value your contribution creatively and as a someone who is a careful listener and warm spirited community member. Look forward to hearing your latest - Ian

thanks Wayne, for the volume of the voices Diego also asked me to push a little... next time...
thanks again my friend :
Michael

thank you humps. i never listened to Spoon and i thank you for recommending to me. i listen to "the hardest Cut" im love with this band, specially their sound design. this is my new goal to sound more like them. they have a great bottom end and voca are editetd gnarly. im always on the hunt for new inspiration. love from a banana

thanks for the stop and feedback Wayne, im still a little raw with production but trying new things all the time. i used a limiter on the vocal tracks and two on the master its getting the balance right though, i use fruity loops and although theres a few stock compressors, i dont think they are brilliant, i'll keep practising, your advice is priceless mate and always makes sense

Thanks a lot Wayne and glad to have you back. Hope life doesn't overload you too much!

it's my neighbor who wanted to "try" on a classic pop rock track, for his part and for the first time I think he did the job not too badly!!!
thanks again Wayne !
Michael

Thanks for stooping by and giving it a listen.
I appreciate all the positive feedback.

Hey Wayne, the same thing happened to me once with Joe....I have no idea what's up with him. I overheard something like he was sick. No idea.
Yeah, KC man... they can't easily be dismissed as dance pop... it's a little bit more than that. Their guitarist, Jerome Smith (God bless him) was the reason for me at the time, me too get a Telecaster. I loved his style of playing rhythm guitar... Nile Rodgers cites it as one of his influences.
Anyway... thanks for listening.

Thanks, Wayne.

Peace King Thank you I appreciate it

Hi Wayne, it's more a dedication for CC than a worked composition, but I like to vary the styles even if it's not always a success lol! just for fun !
Michael

Thank you Wayne. Always nice to hear from you...!
Cheers,
Micky

Thanks a lot Wayne. Oh, I'm the lucky one, I have great days. But this is for a friend who needed to hear it :)

thanks Wayne , for drums, like you I love drums that "hit", probably my experience as a drummer !
Michael