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Thanks Man. That was an internet collaboration between players from three different countries. And to everyone else who liked it - thanks! :)

For the Yes fans... Siberian Kathru. http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~cary/siberian-kathru.mp3 Sorry...it's a long tune so it's a big file.

Yep, pro mix sounds better to me. The air in the vocals, tighter bottom end, nicer sounding in the low mids... to me anyway.

Thank you very much for hosting this. :)

Yeah man, just listened. Nice job on the mixes! My preference was the cubase sx mix. The thing that bugs me on all these mixes are those bad (out of key) chords that are played at the end of the solo and the end of the song. When I mixed this for the band, I muted a few things that just...

yeah man, whenever you're ready xfinsterx

Hey man... listening. pretty good so far. oh nice, the guitars are sounding good. Good balance on the vocal - IMO Snare is a little dull. 2nd chorus...Yeah man, I'm liking it. Back up vox are a little too far back. Gtr solo is hard to hear. As far as the end of the solo, thats a good thing...

Here is the tune the way it is on the CD. If you're still working and dont want to spoil it, resist the urge to listen. :) http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~cary/poorbox-lighter-song.MP3

tonight, I'm going to post the track from the CD so everyone can compare. (I'll go ahead and put on my nomex racing suit)

No compression was used on any of the tracks going in. I do know that the amp was cranked, so you're going to get that natural overdriven amp clipping (read limiting) coming right out of the speaker bottom.

Sorry man... didn't see this. I was too busy watching the fight. I didn't track this, but I do know the details about the tracking. Tascam 788 Drums- snare - sm57 kick - that cheep cad kick mic Toms - Cad tsm411 (or whatever it's called) Overheads - Studio Projects B1s Vocal - B1 Acoustic...

Ask Jimmy if he ever lived in Levittown

"...now that's funny right there... I don't care who ya are."

Ok man, cool.

But you have the right to attack a bystander? Come on man. Suppose the band is lurking the forum? Is it really necessary to to voice your negative opinion about the vocalist who graciously supplied the tracks you're mixing?

http://www.tcelectronic.com/default.asp?id=1457 Click on 'download the article' lots of great information there. The Izotope article is pretty informative too.

I can't really hear the toms.

Maybe it's the fact that it's on Soundclick. I tried to listen and it says the song hasn't been cleared yet. Why not try a place like Nowhere radio or something. I've never had issues with them, and you don't have to 'join' to download an MP3. Much nicer IMO.

I sure hope you're kidding around. None the less, pretty good job on your mix. :) Nine plugs on the lead vocal? What plugs did you use?

Pretty cool, getting better. :) Too much reverb on the lead vox - for my taste.