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Thanks IronFlippy, I appreciate the comments. "Restless" was an early effort and is a good representation of were I started. Inspite of it being a quickly written tune, I think there are some redeeming qualities to it, but it needs better sounds and production all around for them to be...

As a bass player, your post caught my eye. Mixing slap bass doesn't have to be tricky. It is more a matter of getting a good up front sound. Perhaps that's what you meant. I saw the YouTube post (mp3 wouldn't download for me) and felt maybe a touch more presence allow the percussiveness to...

Thank for listening and for the nice comments. I'm glad you recognized the build up. That was a writting goal for this song and I'm glad others are able to pick up on it. When it was finished, I felt the build up might be too slow and listeners would loose interest before it got to the...

Ooo... one of my Satch favorites. Ambitious tune to pick. I often look to this tune as a recipe for the up-beat guitar rock instrumental and the sound I most identify with him, though he has many others as well. If I may ask, what were your goals with this one? From what I can gather, you...

It isn't a style I listen to, but I found it to be a pretty listable tune. Lots of catchy breaks and transitions and cleaver arrangement work. Clean and tight performances from all the players. The vocal work isn't what I look for in a song, but my tastes are arguably dated. This sounds...

I joined the group recently. I'm always looking around for information that will help me get better. I thought I should share some tunes and let everyone hear where I'm coming from. I started writting and recording at home about a year and a half ago. I'm primarily a bass player but play...

I joined a short time ago and only now discovered this MP3 clinic forum. I like hearing what others are accomplishing from their home studios. I’ve only started browsing through the posts. Lucky for me one of the first tunes I listen to is a rock instrumental, something I relate to. Nice...

I'm afraid I don't recognize this one by name and a search didn't reveal it for me. Do you have a link or company name I can key off of? Thanks, Daren Thanks man, I'm almost at five posts. :cool:

I'd like to too, but is was a bit long and had images (screenshots) to refer to. You can google search for "D-Verb". A listing comes up high in the search result titled "Making the Most of D-Verb" The article is published by Sound On Sound (SOS). Daren

Thanks for the suggestions. While searching around I stumbbled onto this article. It is pretty old (2003), but since I'm new to Pro-Tools, this info is new to me. It had some tips for using D-Verb. I think I'll look closely at these tips before I start dropping cash for pluggins. [Oop...

Funny you bring that up, I am not real happy with the Digi Reverb (whatever is included with 7.1) and wondered what you use instead. Daren