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Ok, here's my address for real... I'm not kidding this time Oops! I left a period in to finish the sentence. Here is my actual address: http://home.attbi.com/~waarwilf sorry for the inconveinince Denis

Hello all, I've been lurking and making the occasional comment. My comments have about the music, but bout mixing. That's because I have exactly one song I mixed, and I don't know what I'm doing My tune is at http://home.attbi.com/~waarwilf. About the song: It seems to sound crappier as an...

This is a great song! I don't like alot of stuff in this genre. This gave me a feeling of mellow joy, sunshiney days, good memories from my misspent youth. I can hear Little Feat doing this. The young lady is phenomenal, I encourage her to hold on to music no matter what else she's...

Hubbub In Babel City This is a nice tune. Not sure how it affects me personally. I'll need another listen later.

Well, I liked it To me there are two genres of music: good music and lousy music. This was good music. nice tune. I feel very relaxed having just listened to it. The mix sounds great to me. That means hardly anything because I'm very new to this sort of thing.

This is one beautiful song. As for the mixing and stuff, I'm really a beginner, so to me it sounds flawless. Feeling very mellow now, Denis

Hello, I've been away for a time, buying the gear I needed to do some recording, (apologies to Blue Bear, you were right about needing something better than a computer mic [duh!] and I was a bit moronic for not getting your point) :o reading stuff about recording, completing one of my tunes so...

The Question: nice picking. I also think the guitar playing is Steve Morse-ish, and yet has it's own unique quality. Gone: I really enjoyed it The only negative thing that stood out was the electric guitar playing that note repeatedly at the beginning was a bit too loud IMHO. You're doing the...

My solution on the cheap was to buy a Behringer MX 602A or better mixer. I've heard a lot of folks here bad mouth Behringer, but the price was right ($99.00) and for a Homerecer of my diminuitive stature, it's good enough for me. I don't think I could tell the difference between work done...

My two cents I love Yamaha stereo amps. I'm running a A-700 Natural Sound with a pair of Morel 403's for my studio. I'm no pro, and I really have nothing to compare this with except for other home stereos, but I'm happy with it so far. The proof will manifest itself when I actually put some...

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Thanks, and a few questions Thanks for the info. I demo'd the XP-10 yestardey. I agree, it's nothing to get excited about. The case is kind of cheesy and the display is onee of those black on gray types, like a digital watch. The switches, knobs, keys, etc have a cheap...

miceh, Thanks for the comprehensive answer to my question. It makes sense... it seems like it's similar to any other technilogy-driven industry. Update: I fooled with a Roland XP-10 yesterday. For the price, it's pretty cool, but the case and keys were kinda cheesy. Over all, I wouldn't...

Re: Re: Re: Thanks, and a few questions After all these years, I still don't follow my Dad's foremost advice: "Pay attention!" Or, it may be the psychotropic drugs... in any case, I owe you a big "duh!". Duh! So... any plans to upgrade your keyboard? ;) Yes, in fact I'd love to do just...

Looking over my post, it seems a bit unclear. Basically, I'm asking how much you can talk down a price on a low-end synth. I'd like to trade my Yamaha PSR-540 for a Roland XP-10. I bought the psr at Daddy's Junky Music Store in NH a coupld of years ago, when I had even less of an idea about...

Does anyone know roughly how much the mark up is for synths and the like? I'm looking to pay around $500 US. Any insider tips would be welcome.:confused:

Re: Thanks, and a few questions It does not respond to changes of amount of pressure you apply to a key. I'm not sure it I used the correct term "after touch". Denis

Doh! I answered this post already!

I've got a PSR-540... ...and I'm quite dissatisfied. When I bought it, I suffered under the delusion that music store employees actually knew something about their product line: big mistake. I told this guy I have a PC with CakeWalk, and I wanted a keyboard mostly for input for my studio: no...

Good idea. Has anyone seen my gin and tonic?

My two cents I also keep freting finger nails short: enough that I can depress the string with a fair amount of pressure perpendicular to the fingerboard and the nail does not touch the fingerboard. As for my plucking hand, I keep the nails so that they just peek over the top holding them palm...