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Hello, all! I have a decent sounding stereo recording from a mixing board on which the vocals and sax are MUCH louder than the other instruments. Is there a technique that I can use which can bring up the other instruments and lower the vocals/sax? I have Sonar with multi-band and single...

Big updates on the site and on the webcast. Come and check out the new UKR if you haven't already. I've got a bunch of HR.com artists in the rotation, and I always welcome more! Submission info is on the site.

Hehe...You're never going to satisfy everyone!! I love the distortion and the vinyl sound. I say stop playing with it and enjoy it! :)

Got this one in the playlist rotation. I love the abrupt change of the vocal effects after the intro. I guess I'm not one for subtlety. Erik

I've gotten some great HR submissions so far! Keep them coming!!!!

Hey, gang. I've been MIA for a while, but I wanted to tell you that Indie:Indie Radio (for those of you who were around then) has been reincarnated as Unknown Radio. I really need to play some great new music, so please come and submit your stuff. I'm already playing some great HR.com artists...

haha...Max, read the comments from the TF contest, and you'll see my comments there :) You DID submit this one, right? I know I've heard it before. Hey, if you want some live drums, e-mail me a track without the machine, and I'll lay some down for ya free of charge. Anything for an old...

Thank you for the listen, sir!! I appreciate the nice comments :)

Nice! I like the jam atmosphere on this one. I can imagine a bunch of guys sitting around a fire doing this. The multi-tracked vocals work nicely. I like the harmonies in the vocals too! I'm all about harmonizing everything...probably to a fault :)

Whoa! Trippy. Man, I like the chord changes in the piano behind the strange lead voice. Nice soft pad too. It's a nice touch!

Cool idea :) It sounds like there was a good amount of time put into the recording. It's hard to mix all those different voices successfully!! People put lots of time in on just ONE voice! :)

Mike - This stuff is awesome. I always love listening to your music. I'm never disappointed. Great guitar work, and the recordings are very true sounding.

Bruce, I like that one a lot. Even though it's simple midi, it's still mixed very well, IMHO. Each part has its own little space and they blend nicely. Rock!

Thanks, bro! I decided to work a little on my vocoder. The carrier is just the pad changing the chords. The modulator is a drum computer set on a simple loop. That's what you hear in the intro and the ending. Fun stuff!! Thanks for the listen.

Why thank you, TE! I had to break out the old soprano for this one. I lleft my alto at work! :) I hate using sop. on anything other than classical -- too many people write it off as Kenny G automatically.

Thanks, dude! I love MIDI :):) I wish I could play that in real life.

Okay, just got done with mix number one of this. God Rock Ye Merry Gentlemen. Silly little arrangement :) Enjoy!! http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=214343

ohohoh...yeah, I mixed it down tonight. I tried some different (for me) mixing techniques than I've used in the past. I think it worked out alright. I'm not 100% happy with the way the sop. sax lead sits in the mix, but other than that, I think it's pretty darned good. Nice to see you over...

Is this the doloR44 from TF? :) The tune's centuries old. It's the Christmas carol, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen." -E

This is a silly little rock setting of the classic carol with soprano sax on lead. Any thoughts on the recording itself? Anyone? :) Thanks in advance! http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=214343