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Thanks for the listen and the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback. I'm not completely happy with my vocal treatment, so I'll take your advice into consideration for sure!

Thanks for the feedback and the kind words!

This is the second track off my wife's solo album. Thoughts appreciated. Thanks!

Thanks so much for documenting all this, Cory! If I were a betting man, I'd be betting on you getting this thing up and running again. ?

Thanks for the listen and the feedback!

Ha! Thanks for the feedback. I agree about her voice and tell her often, but it's nice to be able to point to compliments from others as well. ?

I tend to think of dim7 chords as rootless 7b9 chords. In other words, Bdim7 (B - D - F - Ab) = G7b9 with no G. I don't tend to think of them as a minor 6 chord with a flat five because that's not the way they're typically used. In other words, a minor 6 chord is commonly used as a tonic minor...

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I'm just saying from a theory perspective, a Cdim7 chord is technically spelled C - Eb - Gb - Bbb.

I think it's called a diminished 7th because the interval is technically a diminished 7th, not a major 6th, even though they're enharmonically equivalent.

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Nice song and performances! Nothing new to add regarding the mix. It's been covered by this point.

Very cool groove. Reminds me a lot of McCartney's early solo stuff (McCartney and Ram, especially). It's a tad on the bright side, perhaps, but it's a very cool jam, overall. Thanks for sharing!

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Wow! Great version y'all did there! So great to hear different takes on the same song, and y'all did a phenomenal job with it. Thanks for the listen and for sharing!

Hey y'all, I'm in the process of mixing my wife's solo album and was hoping I could get some ears on a few of these. Here's the first: "Wayfaring Stranger." Thanks!

You kid, but when you come across a G# major (or dominant) chord or a Dbm chord, those notes you mentioned are the only way to spell them! ?

Another neat thing about both diminished seventh chords and augmented triads is that they're both symmetrical. Dim7 = nothing but minor 3rds stacked Augmented triad = nothing but major 3rds stacked. This makes it easy to learn fingerings on the guitar especially, because all the inversions...

That machine is looking beautiful! Your work never fails to impress! I'm glad you found my thread useful in any fashion. I know it's way below your paygrade, but I hoped it might help others realize that fixing the lamps is not too big of a deal. :)