Tune rework with Sonar 6

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2008/09/10 08:18:20 (permalink)

Tune rework with Sonar 6

Hello everyone,

Here is a reworking of a tune that I did about 15 years ago using an Atri system.

The tune is called "It's Still Farther Away".

The Cakewalk version can be found at old tunes.

The original version can be found at new tunes.

As always I welcome your comments and any technical suggestions you might have.

Regards

GT

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    foxwolfen
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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/10 11:55:08 (permalink)
    Would you mind providing a direct link to the song? I went to your site but could not find it.

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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/10 16:47:30 (permalink)
    Shad I think this is the link http://grandpatunes.com/faraway.mp3 for the new tune.

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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/10 17:42:58 (permalink)
    Thanks Jon.

    Sounds pretty good. It might be a tad hot (this is the second one that sounds a bit hot today - I wonder if I have damaged my monitors doing something...)

    Very interesting sound scape you have going on here.

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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/10 22:03:10 (permalink)
    Hello Grandpa,

    Interesting sounds. I think a thematic motiff of some kind would bring a lot to the piece. You've got the background sounding good.

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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/11 07:35:37 (permalink)
    Hi Shad,

    Sorry for the confusion. These links will work.

    Old version - http://grandpatunes.com/faraway.mp3

    New version - http://grandpatunes.com/stillfartheraway.mp3

    Thanks for taking the time to listen.

    Regards,

    GT


    ORIGINAL: foxwolfen

    Would you mind providing a direct link to the song? I went to your site but could not find it.

    Cheers
    Shad


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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/11 07:49:44 (permalink)
    Hi again Shad,

    The link Jon gave you was for the old version. If you listened to that version, it is a little hot. The new version peaks on both channels at -0.1 db. I kind of like to run the ragged edge. Your monitors are probably ok.

    Old version - http://grandpatunes.com/faraway.mp3

    New version - http://grandpatunes.com/stillfartheraway.mp3

    Thanks for taking the time to listen and thank you for your comments.


    Regards,

    GT


    ORIGINAL: foxwolfen

    Thanks Jon.

    Sounds pretty good. It might be a tad hot (this is the second one that sounds a bit hot today - I wonder if I have damaged my monitors doing something...)

    Very interesting sound scape you have going on here.

    Cheers
    Shad




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    RE: Tune rework with Sonar 6 2008/09/11 07:56:21 (permalink)
    Hi Rick,

    Thanks for taking the time to listen and thank you for your comments. I'll have to work on my thematic motiff chops.

    Regards,

    GT


    ORIGINAL: No How

    Hello Grandpa,

    Interesting sounds. I think a thematic motiff of some kind would bring a lot to the piece. You've got the background sounding good.


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