Nice sounds. I listen to an amount of bluegrass and the velocities on this mando seemed rather precise and similar. I can hear this great instumental taking off in cut time....maybe thats the bluegrass Im hearing! Nice gtr sounds for sure. Good job

Nice to hear you back to recording Dave cool track, thanks for sharing.

You're right, tagruvto, that's a faked bass played on a keyboard. I don't quantize anything in an attempt to make it at least sound like a human played it, even if not the way a bass player would.
 
BTW, if anyone's curious, that bass part is a heavily processed sampled instrument (Trillian), where I've routed it to a parallel bus that contains distortion (D16 Redoptor) and chorus (Meldaproduction MChorusMB). I like that particular chorus on bass because it's multi-band, allowing me to leave the low frequencies alone. And Redoptor for lots of things, from drums to vocals.
 
Because this song has been serving as a test bed for new instruments, I've also added the new tambourine from SampleHero (thread in Deals forum). It's called "Brass/Nickel Recording Tambourine" and it's a bargain at ten bucks. I stuck it in over the mandolin part if you want to give it a listen.

Sounds great. I find myself using Indiginus instruments more and more.  They're easier (for me) to use and they usually sound right in the mix. It also helps that they're pretty much a bargain.

All soft-synths, huh...   Nice!    It's got a great groove with some nicely organic parts.