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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 06:37:58
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Nice! Are those real inst? Who is playing them? The mix sounds perfect for the genre.
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munmun
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 07:37:57
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Scottytunes
Nice! Are those real inst? Who is playing them? The mix sounds perfect for the genre.
The mandolin and guitar are real. The fiddle comes from band in a box.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 11:02:53
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I am sorry, I could not listen for more than a few seconds. I really do not enjoy this kind of country music (or much of any kind of country, but this kind in particular).
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Scottytunes
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 11:55:17
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Oh, Great! BIAB is gonna run me right out of business! LOL.
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Lynn
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 12:54:39
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This is a very clean recording with no artifacts in the mix. It's so different from the last song I heard from you that it shows amazing versatility. I also listened to the following song "California Wives" which I like even better and is 180 degrees from "Journey of the Heart". If you're writing all these songs, you're doing an amazing job.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 12:54:55
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I knew straight away it was BIAB, I've heard those licks in Herb's (Guitarhacker) songs. The mando, guitar and vocals are nicely done, and the mix is good.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 12:59:35
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Lynn
This is a very clean recording with no artifacts in the mix. It's so different from the last song I heard from you that it shows amazing versatility. I also listened to the following song "California Wives" which I like even better and is 180 degrees from "Journey of the Heart". If you're writing all these songs, you're doing an amazing job.
Thank you! Yes I write my own stuff although California wives is not mine. You may have confused someone else's song for mine. The versatility is a good and bad thing. I do this for fun but a professional recently told me that I lack focus. The versatility is also a sign of age. It reflects all the genres I have listened to and been influences by over the years.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 15:14:29
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I listened to your song again and a different song came up, and I noticed that "California Wive" at the bottom of the page by someone else. Regardless, the second song was still good.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/05 15:50:31
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+ + +1 song ----- once you use BIAB you become a BIAB junkie  ---like some around here---- At least your not taking credit for the BIAB performance ---- You really don't need it--- its more for people like me who cant play a note.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/07 15:09:52
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BIABDude
+ + +1 song ----- once you use BIAB you become a BIAB junkie ---like some around here---- At least your not taking credit for the BIAB performance ---- You really don't need it--- its more for people like me who cant play a note.
I have no issues admitting to using BIAB. It is like hiring a session musician. I use a program because I cant afford the real thing.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/07 17:05:01
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Sweet tune and sounds to me like a nice mix. The mando and fiddle really stand out and bring a tear :)
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/08 16:47:30
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/08 17:03:06
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I like it lots. When I was a kid I worked in a tobacco store for about a year. The owner was an old guy that constantly listened to his only “album” - Hank William’s Greatest Hits. I heard it non-stop for hours each day. I grew to really love that music and this has a bit of that flavor. It surely reminds me of good times (Hank W, smoke, the smell of tobacco - yes, as far as I am concerned it was wonderful). This is a terrific mix, a direct to the point tune and the vocal is just right. Nice going.
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Re:Journey of the heart
2013/01/08 18:27:00
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This is really cool Sunny, not at all what I would expect from you. Great job
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