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thanks for chiming in raymond... it's mostly subjective, i know, but i don't want the drums to cover up the instruments, just to give as much punch to the bass and guitars as i can try to blend them together... on certain playback systems, the drums sound perfect to me, but on others, they seem...

ok, direct mix question: are the drums a bit too loud in this, or just right? i'm thinking i can take them down a bit. this is a new mix.

I USE hardware compression going in, parallel compression on the acoustic buss, and light compression on the track at mixdown. the hardware compression gives me color, and tames just the peaks, makes it much more mixable... the parallel compression on the buss, lets me dial in the final level...

hey talisman, i've tried sending my stuff to various users in the past, just never get any response. pretty much gave up on that idea.

hi BTStudio, thanks for listening, and thanks, really, for the kind words. they encourage! LOL i used this for all the guitar parts:

Did you catch the race? How about the song?

Bump for the race tomorrow

the british grand prix. this is my instrumental version of running that race. hope you enjoy.

A good technique to learn is parallel compression.

that guitar sounds great as is. thing is, if you HAVE a great sounding room, then moving the cabs ( and the 2nd mic, if you are capturing the room sound) makes sense... but these days, with the advent of IR's being able to put your sound in ANY room you could imagine, it makes more sense to...

well, i never try to write a song to 'sound' like anything else, these things just kind of happen on their own. if it happens to sound like a joe walsh thing it's just a happy accident

hey seafroggys! thanks for listening, glad you dig it. it is a bit different from my usual i'm just trying lots of different things these days

This is the 1st song i've finished on my remix of "The Wild Animals" album. new tracks, performances, mix, and appropriate timing! heh "Worlds Goin' Down"

Audimute sound blankets work for me.

might work better if you use it in a parallel setup, and go with what the dbx does, but mix it into your raw track.

No race this weekend... But. You can hear the race! Heh

hey La9, so glad you got to hear this. chickenfoot, that's satch's band, right? haven't really listened... i like about half of what hagar does a lot, and don't like the other half!! LOL, for being as old as he is, he is still kickin' @ss. this song is part of a trilogy, there are two other F1...

another great race this weekend.... i should write another one... wonder what the angle should be... the start? the pitstops? the overtakes? or just the plain ole velocity?!

howdy ho porterhouse! heh.. thanks for listening. all those guitar tones, right out of a Strymon Iridium pedal. fun unit to play with. that drum track, is an older drum track that i had written years ago in Sony Acid, which is LONG gone from my system, so i kind of have to live with it, if i...

hey bulls, thanks for listening! yea, slow burner, that sounds about right. the silverstone race i'm referencing in this song, was a really wet one... the start was f'd up, the middle was f'd up, the other middle was f'd up... LOL, you get the picture. no amps. just this: