gnarled - Thanks for listening. THis is the first time I try to double accoustic guitars and I was acting on the advice that I was given about panning them hard. They are at about 4:30 and 7:30, which is pretty hard. I noticed that they (accoustic rythmn guits) are soft and hard to hear on some systems so you may be right about bringing them more toward the middle. I'm gonna try it when I remix to see if I like it.
Jam - thanks, this is a little bit of a deviation from my other stuff, I usually do mostly electric, somewhat blues-flavored stuff, but this one kinda came to me so I did it.
David- thanks, I don't know where the influences for this one came from either but the music came to me really easy. Regarding the vocals, what you're hearing is me double tracking them and panning at about 1:30 and 10:30. I played with the panning for a while until I found what I thought was a 'sweet spot'. If I would have had one more track available, I could have put one in the middle and panned the other two a little harder, this usually sounds really good but rarely do I end up with enough tracks to do this. I could have done a better job singing in unison thought. It's a little inconsistant but around here, I get very little chance to track vocals because of the noise that goes on with the kids and all. That condensor mic can pick up water boiling in the kitchen. On the rare occasion where I do get to lay down a vocal track, it's usually has to be a keeper. Oh, there's also a touch of reverb on them.
Ray J