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Nice feel good kinda song. Agree with bass master though I think it needs a bit more in the low end. But I enjoyed it!

My speakers here aren't very good so I can't comment on the mix. Some background vocals would really help round it out a bit I think.

I like the song. Kinda mid 90's sound to it which I like. Can't really comment on the mix from here but it sounds good on my cheap office speakers.

I thought the vocals were nice, he does have a nice range and sound. The sax is cool. Interesting there's no guitar as it's so common in popular north american music! Great mix as well!

Everything sounds great to me. Very clear vocals and wonderful guitar playing! My girlfriend was doing laundry when I played it and asked me "Why dont you write songs like that?"

Sounds really really good. Beautiful song. Vocals are great IMO as well. I love the mix.

I think the burning smell was coming from something wrapped in a white paper..... Laugh, we're so creative as teens!

It sounds pretty good to me. I'm hearing something very strange around 2:30 sounds like the guitar suddenly clips for a second or two? But it might be the MP3. I also think the vocals at the begining of the song are blending a bit much. All in all I enjoyed the song a lot!

How about a crappy highschool punk band done on (I believe it was) 8 track machine. The guy singing in this thought he was Johnny Rotten. <Laugh> http://tinys.cx/old/Pessimistic.mp3

Dont have anything new to add to the above comments so it's pretty much a Me too post. :) Sounds really good to me as well!

I have both Adobe Audition and N-Track and I find I use N-track for most of the things I do. They are both very easy to use!

Apple recently sent me a propaganda video about a new product called "GarageBand". I believe it ships with all new G5's and is available for purchace from their website. http://www.apple.com/ilife/garageband/ I Played with it for about 45 mins when we had a new machine in for repair and it...

Track5 is panned hard left and 6 is hard right. You could always bounce 1-4 to 5-6 which would give you 4 more tracks to work with again. I find it's easier to just move everything to the computer via USB and mess with it there.

CD: I have a shopping list the size of my arm, I'm talking to my better half and her father one day who tells me at least 1/2 my list is sitting in his garage rotting away. I'm driving up this weekend to pick up a "Case" of mics, cables, and other assorted gear from the late 60's through about...

If you want to just store them on CD for backing up you could compress them with a zip utility. If they are completed songs a CD typically stores 70-80 mins of audio. You could also compress them to MP3 format but you loose some audio quality.

I use Ntracks. I first copy drums to the mr8, then record the various tracks I want and move them to the PC using the usb connection. gives you basically unlimited tracks esp with a MIDI cable that starts playback on the pc with the buttons on the mr8 so you can hear everything at once. I'm...

MP: I got the tracks lined up somehow in the demo version of N-track by just importing them, but in my older expensive Cubase no luck. I'm going to install n-tracks on my daw machine and see if it's a processor issue Intel laptop is what it worked with).

Got my MR8 about a month ago and so far have been pleased with the sound and quality of small songs. What I can't figure out is after using wavmanager to transfer the parts to the PC for mixing how do I make everything sync up? Each part is out of time with the rest?