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September 7th, 2007
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In process recording - feedback please...
I've been away for quite awhile, but I wanted to share a track I'm working on. You are welcome to record over it and post your solo. When I get it done, I'll repost the final production mix.
Tell me what you think of the mix and so fourth. I'm still learning how to use all this stuff.
Thanks,
Jim
DAW: Sonar 6
Dimension Pro
Studio Instruments
Gibson 175
Pod Pro
Lexicon MPX-1
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Old compter
Old guy using all this stuff 
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September 7th, 2007
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I'm not skilled enough to critique this, but I can say that was very well put together, Luv that bass, was that electronically created or were you playing the real thing? either way...way cool, thanks for sharing it with us.
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Hi X,
Actually it all started with the bass line! I got this new plugin for Sonar called studio instruments and started fooling around with it. The bass line was the first element. Then I added the drums and started working on the chords. The melody kind of came to me as is usually does, out of nowwhere... LOL
The bass was constructed using a mouse in Sonar 6! I wish I could play bass like that!
Thanks for the comments,
Jim
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Originally Posted by X4StringDrive
I'm not skilled enough to critique this, but I can say that was very well put together, Luv that bass, was that electronically created or were you playing the real thing? either way...way cool, thanks for sharing it with us.
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Thanks Jim for the info, yeah if I could play like that I would of stuck to the bass. Well done ...very well done!
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Thanks!
This is just a start, I'll add solos and some additional production goodies and repost when I'm finished.
Thanks for the nice comments!
Jim
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Very nice indeed, cool sound.  |
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You should learn to play the mouse! That is a killer instrument... LOL Everything except the guitar was done with the handy critter, except for the cymbal in the bridge which I played with the keyboard (midi) just to get some additional dynamics.
It takes some patience but at least I don't have to call anyone to come over and help me. LOL
Jim
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Thanks Jim for the info, yeah if I could play like that I would of stuck to the bass. Well done ...very well done!
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September 7th, 2007
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Good to see you here again Jim. The piece sounds great.
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Thanks! Great to see you again.
Jim
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Good to see you here again Jim. The piece sounds great.
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Originally Posted by Jim Heidinger
You should learn to play the mouse! That is a killer instrument... LOL Everything except the guitar was done with the handy critter, except for the cymbal in the bridge which I played with the keyboard (midi) just to get some additional dynamics.
It takes some patience but at least I don't have to call anyone to come over and help me. LOL
Jim
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"play the mouse" lol. I'm with you on this, I have a key/synth myself, makes this n00b "almost tolerable" to listen to. They sure are some fun and no band quibbling either
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Jim,
Id say thats pretty darn nice from what I hear. Very good sound, and guitar tone. Everything sounds like its in the right places.
Smoohe sound.
Nothin sweeter than the sound of music comin out of a 6 string box - EZ me Music / ASCAP
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September 8th, 2007
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Jim:
Small World!
Hello-
Thanks for the link.
It is Really Nice to hear you play again!! 
Very Nice work Here!!
Great Production with this!
Great Tone!
Are you going to put vocals to this? (Thinking of a few if not)--
Some horns would sound killer with this!
I downloaded this for a future project- just to jam with myself for awhile at 5:06 this would make for a "extended solo" lol.
I do not know when I can get to this tho-:~[
but would like to forward to a few singers with your blessing in a collab. "for fun-not for profit project".
This would buy me some time to finish up a few songs that I need to so myself and also take off some of the soloing time for me. 
While listening to this all of your work in this is Great Stuff!!(On -6th time).
Take Care:
Dude
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September 8th, 2007
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There's a jazz station i listen to sometimes and it sounded like that.
Welcome back too, i think i came here about the time you took your
leave, but i remember your BT's were the first thing i noticed
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September 8th, 2007
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Sounds great Jim. Really nice to see you around here again.
Welcome back!
Clancy
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That's unreal.....Excellent mix......Uber cool!!!
I got blisters on my fingers........!
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September 8th, 2007
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Cool Jim. Bass and drums are very effective. Looking forward to hearing the final version.
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