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........Cristopher Cross used back in the day? Man, the guy can sing.

I like my MSH (Naiant) mics but also like my SP C4s. Funny though, I don't hear about the C4s too much around here.

Thanks again guys.

Maybe just a handful but it still means something to me.

Thanks for checking it out. The song is down to #3 now but check the top 10 artists. http://www.audiostreet.net/genre.aspx?genreid=84

Try this link. http://www.audiostreet.net/genre.aspx?genreid=84

Thanks fader, It's nice to know that even though I'll never get rich or famous doing this hobby, someone else out there (other than my mom) understands and appraciates my efforts.

Under easy listening. I thought I'd share it around here before I get moved down. I may only be up there for a couple of seconds. :) http://www.audiostreet.net/genrIe.aspx?genreid=84

I was going to say that he sounded like that Stanley guy but couldn't remember the last name. Almost posted Paul Stanley. :)

Love it! Wish I could play like that. Keep it up!

Thanks Paul. I used the mic holder from Naiant. Can't seem to find a link on it for now but I just pu the C4s on them and positioned them and monitored the sound with headphones. Then i just stopped moving when I liked the way they sounded.

Thanks Slim. Tell you the truth, I have no clue how to boost certain frequencies so I'll have to play around with my toys. Still working on the guitar pattern and the lead but other projects are distracting me. Maybe I should quit my job and focus on my hobby. :)

Thanks guys. Faderbug, I guess I am being a little modest but I do want to get better and have a tendency to focus on improving on my weaknesses. Erockrazor, That's what I meant. I feel like the solo is forced into the song. I'll work on letting out flow more naturally. Danny, I have several...

My thoughts exactly. I even told her that she needs a better guitar player than I ever will be. I'm not talented enough to quickly improvise on the acoustic accompaniment. I will have to work on it a little harder than most but work I will. Thanks.

Thanks faderbug. She's an awesome vocalist isn't she? I've got another one that we made. Currently doing the finishing touches on it. Will post it when ready. I think my guitar solo stinks but I guess its' not too bad. Thanks again for the encouragement.

"Good Times" is sung by a friend. Gorgeous vocals. Single take on the guitar which explains the tempo problem and solo. I'll try to fix them later if I can. Thanks. http://www.audiostreet.net/artist.aspx?artistid=8326

Thanks for the compliment but I'm really not a lead player at all. I just made up a very easy lick for this song and tried to play as fast and as clean as I can. Have you the chance to listen to all the guitar talent around here? Makes my attempt sound so elementary. I'm primarily a vocalist...

Thanks Rick. I'll turn down the delay (and I'm thinking even the reverb) on the drums later. I heard your version of Croce's "New York" over on the AGF. That new gear of yours sounds awesome! Not to mention a spot on performance. Thanks again.

Thanks man. I wish I could play metal. I'm trying to learn how. Maybe soon.

It's the song at the bottom called "No Sunshine." I did everything even though I'm not a bass guitar or lead guitar player. I had fun experimenting though. http://www.audiostreet.net/artist.aspx?artistid=8326 PS. How does one get rep power?