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I really like this! I can't belive you did this with no effects! Great tune, one of my all-time Beatles faves. Nice playing, great idea.

What you've got there is the makings for a fine country song.:eek:

No we haven't played the Elbow Room yet but it's on the to do list fer sher. Thanks for the feedback. I REALLY need a decent pair of monitors 'tseems cuz I just don't hear what you cats are all saying and that's BAD! joro yeah we play this live, actually get a few to sing along. It's a fun...

Thanks for the listens! Emeric- I do have some control of the hats/ cymbals. Will look at that. The kick and the snare on the same track, and I was actually thinking the kick was too LOUD at least at the end anyway. You're talking about in the beginning? I'm glad you enjoyed this one...

Tracky I just noticed this thread - will download and sonicate tommorrow! I love that song to begin with.

Right on! I'm on the lady's laptop right now but I will for sure download it at work tomorrow and burn it to a CD! I'll do the A/B thing in the van on the lunch. You are a whack individual!:D *edit* this post sounds stupid now because chrishairy deleted his post. :rolleyes:

emineminem: thanks for the listen, it makes me happy that you found it interesting.:D There is no "delay" on the vocals, just a fine smattering of Waves Trueverb:eek: I guess you don't like that sort of crap.;) Also, this here isn't me singing, my droog Bryan does this one. The bass heavy...

Yes christian, you're right there. Just fixed it as you posted that!

Here's another shot at the title :( . Sybil Starvoid.... http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=1155&alid=-1 I want to blame it on the lack of a decent set of monitors in my studio space, but for the life of me, my mixes sound good in the van! I just can't please the golden ears...

Good idea. Hey I'm listening to the MP3 on my crappy PC speakers, and I don't know what you guys are talking about! The vocals sound plenty loud!? :confused:

ooop. I just realized something- these are still the pre-programmed drums. We're slated to redo the drums with Bill's live set. Anyway you get the general "idea". It's supposed to have a loud guitars thing, but you may have something on the vocals thing. It seems to sound OK on my car...

...Perpetually Brighter It has been a long time since I've posted anything here, been fervently working on 12 songs simultaneously, which has it's good points and it's bad points. Anyway, this one is a pretty rocked out piece, nice and noisy, and the first to reach completion of the new songs...

The trick is getting your card set up first. I'm using one of those and had all kinds of weird problems getting it going. Make sure you have the most current drivers, or even a version or two back I have heard is preferrable. It depends on what type of system you are running, but assuming you...

Cool. Thanks for the response guys. chris j - that sounds feasible, but not very convienient for the situation I'm in now. The songs is about done and I'm just adding the finishing touches. :( Besides, we generally use live drums, or I use an external drum machine to sequence the drums with...

:eek: Adobe? Maybe it won't be to bad. :rolleyes:

Is there any type of function with CEP 2.0 that will fix timing flubs, kind of like quantizing does with a sequencer? I have a song I'm recording in cool edit and I'm using the advanced sampler, subtractor, and maelstrom in reason as stand alone keyboards. The way I've been doing it is I'll...

I love the melody! Absolutely infectious! Props peddy!!!

...then save it as a favorite. I have some basic favorites set for easy access; normalize to 99%, fade in, fade out, a good 2:1 compression setting, a hard limiter setting... What kind of effects are you referring to? The reverbs suck in cool edit. The delays are ok. The eq's are alright...

Need more info - sound card? Mixer? Find an output, and stick your headphones in it!

I like Cool Edit because of the way it makes me feel.