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Very clearly explained, thanks.

That's a good question.

Not to hijack the thread, but is there a difference between hitting the "dither this" button and "save as" 16-bit wav?

Have a look here: https://www.cakewalk.com/Documentation?product=SONAR%20X3&language=3&help=Menus1.181.html

Su - weet! Thanks.

I read "rig" instead of "rug" and went, "What are the chances ... friggin astronomical!" ... I'm jet lagged. Great song! I really liked the trick you pulled with the vocal around 0:52 on the all alone - can you reveal the secret?! One of my small complaints is the vocal gain, it's your choice...

You're welcome, I wouldn't be a bit shy with a voice like that!

What a great bass line, oh man! I really enjoyed this one too, imaginatively progressive in the middle. Great job with the sound of the toms. Vocals fit perfectly throughout. There are times when the rhythm guitar on the left could be clearer, but that's all I can pick at! 6 minutes and 10...

If you're into looking at waveforms instead of using your ears, try this, Thomas: Rip a wave file from a favourite band's cd and import it into your DAW as a new project. You may be happily surprised to see that the wave looks very much like the one in the top picture (your mix), and not at all...

The rhythm and beat of the song combined with the lead guitar playing was sugar to my ears. Hopefully others will enjoy. But now I need to hear what this is the teaser for ...

Oh my. This is nice ... I'm hearing the vocals come forward just a tad during the first minute or so, and some eqing on them to bring out the sweet spot of your voice. And the guitar to the right going back a bit, or taking a bit off the top. I'd like to hear the delays throughout be heard...

Can't say anything except for I loved every second of this! If I had to be picky I'd say the drumming sounded a touch "canned", but the song is an ear worm and we all were bopping to it.

It's funny how these things go: I've been in a few threads where some like old mixes better than newer and vice versa. I've been trying to take people's sonic opinions and apply them to the song and listen to both the song and to your opinions, and I thank you for them. But I don't know what to...

Thanks ido, I had to do mandatory Canadian content.

Besides kudos on the sound, I'm loving the lyrics. Echo robgreen's thoughts on the bass - great sound you got here!

I go though the list from time to time to find unreviewed mixes, but you've edited out the link, I think. Put it back in and reply, and I'll give it a listen. Timbo

Thanks Crazy Luke, I had a look at the plug you mentioned and will try fooling with it. Timbo

You guys are truly amazing - thanks for the help on this. You hear things that I don't, but when I'm made aware of the problems I can begin to pick them out on my own. Mike picked out that all the synths have a buzz to them and if I was to do the song over, I'd get rid of all the buzz but one...

I have the same problem, Mike. There ain't no preset that'll fix the dwarf's voice and I doubt there is for you! When mine is bad and scratchy, I'll just EQ it out - I end up with so many dips that I have to use 2 and 3 instances of the plug-in. Guess that's a sign to find a vocalist, but I'm a...

I don't know how I missed that. As the commercial says, "Those guys are good!" Very nice catch indeed, I have reposted: https://soundcloud.com/yellowdwarfband/monkeys-in-the-playground-1 Thanks for your patience, folks. Timbo