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This is interesting - but the third time I played the song it was aligned as you said it was - so maybe the encoder doesn’t work correctly everytime. As to your original point - I‘ve heard all kinds of mixers through the years - there isn’t anything special about this to me - people are trying...

You should be wired like the Schematic shows from Seymour Duncan - I don’t know how the humbucker pickup would work with a RWRP pickup because it uses the RW to create a humbucker with a single coil - when combined with a Humbucker I’m not sure what it will do.

The drums are not panned hard right and the guitar is not panned hard left - I don’t hear a tamborine - something weird is going on with the mix too - the spatial alignment sounds like it was screwed with. - the instrumentation is a blurry distorted mess - keyboards, guitar etc…just slop -...

It’s well played - but I’m sure about the arrangement.

Fantastic - the way you let certain notes ring is very clever.

So you are saying the A Variant you have uses a AA Battery? Mine is a “A” Variant that says ‘Reduced Rating’ if you use an AA Cel battery - I am going to us the 4.5 Volt 600 mAh Battery due to the extra power maximizing the microphone.

I would use the mixer because it seems easier - and a Patch bay is just one more thing in the chain to add noise.

It sounds okay - the Compression isn’t too much - except the drums are compressed sounding - did you compress them and then add the compression on the mix buss?

I have a PL76 form the 70s still - I haven’t used it in 30 years - what kind of battery is it - name - brand - voltage etc… And who did you buy the Flash light From - what is there Ebay handle? ****EDIT***. I found the style : Exell Battery A21PX 4.5-Volt Alkaline Battery or for $2 less...

So I know what’s driving the 90s sound - it’s similar to STP - whomever is singing has Scott Weiland qualities - and the guitars are reminiscent of Dean DeLeo - at least that’s what I hear - solid tune - who sang?

So the Songs Vocals are tuned completely - that’s the fake sound i was hearing - creating the melody with your guitar? Are you a vocal guitar player? Meaning is your style of guitar vocally arranged? If so that is very difficult to manage - it is a very advanced way of playing.

Kinda of got this alternative Journey feel to the song - who is the orginal? And are those your vocals? Am I hearing right - are they slightly tuned on the the top end?

Odd - what are you trying to covey? I ask because the piece doesn’t convey anything except a noise track - @Slouching Raymond is right - what’s the point of distortion in the beginning - overall it just sounds like a track that’s looking for a theme - not even in the demo stage yet IMO.

Are you trying for a Joe Walsh type vibe?

You can also use wire hangers clips to 2 1/2 inch pieces and bent to a u-shape.

The M-520 mixer is hard to understand? I took a look at it - seems straight forward - sound comes in - you can route each channel to one or more outputs to the Tape Machine - I don’t like the RCA returns - in fact i don’t like the RCAs on anything - they should of done better - you got 4 Aux...

On the outro do you think there is too much reverb and echo on the Cello?

I think you need to get more specific on the EQ - the Mix is not very bright- the FIlter you have on the guitars is interesting - but not through the whole song - or maybe that’s a Tony Iommi Iron Man doubling? I can’t put my finger on it - but you sound like a 70s band that I can’t name.

So basically you are just a ‘songwriter’ and that doesn’t care about anyone listening - essentially playing for yourself - that’s fine - but to post songs and not expect any response except positive seems a fools errand.

Not exactly - Its obviously where they are are - but its not disruptive. The guitars and vocals all sound Phased - the guitars are especially thin - if you sum the tracks to mono they practically disappear - everything drums etc..