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Musicianship is excellent. Song kicks ass. Recording... not so much. This sounds to me like a mic was stuck on the floor in the middle of the band and just recorded everything. There;'s no width. The mix is muddy. I hope I'm not too negative. This has a lot of potential. It's just not...

In all honesty been struggling with this one. Still am in fact. Appreciate any ideas to improve it.

No criticisms here. I enjoyed it.

I agree. I just played it on headphones and it's mono.

Generally quite nice. Vocal effects don't match the mix, but you explained why that is. Vocal is also a bit pitchy in spots. Guitars sound good. Well done.

Lovely song. I'm the same way as you with lyrics. Really don't pay much attention to them. A bit too much reverb on the vocals for my taste. Makes them get lost within the mix. But otherwise very nice job. :thumbs up:

Appreciate the help. ??

And at 2:04 as well. It’s a main theme of the song.

Nicely done. I find you and I have a lot of similarities. Both in musical tastes (probably similar ages) and production approaches. Specifically the dual, panned acoustics, and the dry lead vocals. Fits perfect imo. Harmonies are nice too. :thumbs up:

You have better ears than me, my friend. :) But then, that's why we come here, right? Try this one on for size and see if it's any better.

Thanks for listening, and for the feedback. I’m not hearing what you guys are hearing in the guitars. But I’ll isolate them and give it another listen next time I’m in my studio.

Fresh meat, men (and ladies?)! This is our version of the song Somebody, from the Eagles' Long Road Out of Eden album. Just got finished tracking it yesterday, so I'm looking for any feedback relative to the mix, or any other observations. TIA. Edit: Based on feedback here and from other...

Thanks for the reply. Driver is installed. However (and I’m guessing here), there appears to be some type of conflict between my usb wifi adapter and the TD-11. I noticed yesterday that everytime I plug in the TD-11 it knocks me offline. The only way to get back online is to unplug the...

The odd thing is I’ve done this before, although a few years ago. Same drum kit, same computer, same cable, same recording software. ??‍♂️ Not sure what may have changed in the interim. Perhaps a Windows upgrade (I’m on Win 10 now, not sure what OS I was using then). Can’t really think of...

I’m giving up for now. I have a workaround, so it’s more just an intellectual exercise at this point.

FWIW, I tried a different USB port on my computer - same results.

There are multiple ports on the Roland. Two 1/4" ports for L/R audio out. A phone jack. A MIDI "OUT". And two USB ports (one is for adding memory or playing a flash drive, the other is for connecting to a computer). There is no MIDI "IN". I recorded the MIDI track using the Roland's MIDI...

Not likely. Sonar has a setup page for MIDI devices and a separate page for Audio devices. The TD-11 appears as a choice under MIDI devices and I can select it. (Unfortunately, although I can select it, I can't get it to actually work - hence this thread.) The TD-11 also appears as a choice...

There are no stupid questions, but the answer is yes. (I even updated it, just in case the one already installed wasn't compatible with Win 10.) Also, I don't think I would have been able to select the TD-11 as an input/output choice in Sonar without it. I did notice today, however, that I...

A little further update. As mentioned above, I recorded the midi via the Midi Out on the TD-11. However, the USB port is also supposed to also allow midi recording. I tried that and I'm getting bupkis. So the USB port does not appear to be either sending or receiving data. However, when the...