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Doug Millaway here. We, Third Level, have finished our CD and it is off to the printers. Visit our site for some samples. The entire project was done using Cubase and my trusty M-Audio Omni-Sport. Comments appreciated. Doug www.thirdlevelmusic.com

Here is a new tune we just finished. Comments appreciated. www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/Blues4U2.mp3 Doug Millaway

Here is the nearly final version of Escape. This is a smooth jazz tune that we've been working on for a while. Comments please. www.artistscollaboration.com/~blindowl/Escape.mp3 Thanks, Doug Millaway Third Level www.broadjam.com/ThirdLevel

Check out our newest tune. Looking for comments. www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/Escape3.mp3 Doug Millaway

A friend of mine stopped over last night and we put together a song he's been working on. This was just a fun little ditty that shouldn't be taken too seriously. It turned out pretty cool though. It's called "I Like To Watch". www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/LikeToWatch.mp3 Comments...

Third Level's latest project - very early mix. Prog Rock/Fusion song by Third Level. Rob Dneton guitars Doug Millaway - everything else www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/RobFuse1.mp3 Thanks, Doug

www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/SacGirl.mp3 Here's another Third Level tune that we are working on. Doug Millaway on the keys and wierd stuff and Rob Denton on the guitar. This is an unusual tune that's kinda Zappa-ish. It's fun, but strange. Saccharin Girl. Doug

Please listen and give your thoughts. Thanks, Doug www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/PictureThis.mp3

Here ya go. I put this song together and left a 16 bar break at about 2:30 so all you guys can try your hand at a lead section. Everybody give it a try and we'll see who comes up with some of the better ideas. The song is called Picture This. Of course we (Third Level) will put our own spin on...

This is a first mix of a tune we are working on. Any comments appreciated. It's called Soft Blue Dream. Doug www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/SDB.mp3

I am going back to my old 4 track tapes and pulling some material from them for various reasons. What do you recommend for cleaning up such material? Is there a plugin for Cubase, Wavelab, or Soundforge that might help? I do have a song that I posted that I did on 4 track that turned out...

www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/NotSoFast.mp3 Here is the latest and nearly final mix of this tune. There are some changes. I put in a piano lead and Rob replaced a few spots on the guitar work. In addition, we shortened it up a bit. We tried a synth solo, but it just didn't cut it...

I am using a legal copy of Cubase VST 5.1. I want to use the pencil tool and edit the volume level for individual audio tracks using the pencil tool. I can do this on the midi tracks in the edit window, but I can't seem to figure it out for audio. I've looked in the manual, but I uess I don't...

I am just about ready to pull my hair out. Everything I’ver read about setting up MOL is that it is very simple. I have spent hours on getting my two machines to cooperate, and still no success. The Forum at the MusicLab site is pretty useless, and I know there are a couple of users here...

I need to record a saxophone next week and have never done it before. What type of mic should I use and what technique should be used in aiming the mic and so forth. Any ideas are appreciated. Doug

Here is a song that we are working on at present. We have a saxophone player coming in next week to add some lead. I'n thinking about replacing a good part of the second guitar lead with the sax (the section after the synth bass break). Just wondering what you think...

Her is a tune I finished last night using Groove Agent. It's fairly mellow, but it should give you an idea of the quality of the samples and the playing. I found it to be very user friendly. The tune is called "Sisters". http//www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/sister.mp3 Doug

This is an early mix of this tune. I have some things to do with panning, EQ, and some volume issues on a few parts, but for the most part, the song is well on its way. Comments appreciated. http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/NoExcuses2.mp3

My favorite softsynth by far is Native Instruments B4. What about the rest of you?

http://www.artistcollaboration.com/~blindowl/MadScientist.wma This is the beginning of a song that has some unique areas. I;m not sure where this one is going, but its fun to work with. Doug