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@Bassjoker: thanks for listening. Unfortunately the only one who can play the role of a singer now is me and I will sing lyrics... (I'm brave enough to call myself a singer )
 
@Jesse Screed: thanks for taking the time. I wanted that part you liked to be placed right after the actual solo part (of the version with lyrics that will come soon) to give a little silence to it. I didn't want it twice not to make the recording too long.
 
@Wookiee: thanks for listening and commenting. Lyrics is 95% done. It' comming soon. I have gone through a few tutorial videos on mixing and some new mixing results will come as well.
 
@Dave000: thanks for checking the recording. The guitar you heared is not a final something. Just recorded it because no lyrics were ready to go. It will be gone and lyrics will be sung by me... (if we can call it singing)
 
New version is comming soon...

Can't wait to hear next version :)

Re-Produced music...
I have checked out a few things about mixing and I also worked on some details of the music.
I already have the lyrics and the melody...but unfortunately I still don't have my new microphone so now please share your opinins about the music. Thanks!
 
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Nice. Before I read your song title I saw this playing in my mind as the music behind the opening titles of a movie, as a fast car with the top down rolls along PCH past Malibu and points north. As music for cinema it could stand alone. I'd love to hear what the voice is going to sound like.
 
PS: With vocals you're going to lose the drums, so the snare needs a lot more snap, and probably not so many hits.  And you might need to back off some of the keyboards to make room for a singer.

A jolly tune, for sure.
 
As it stands I think it sounds okay, mix wise, although I'm far from being the expert on that sort of thing.
 
I think Larry has made some good points in his second paragraph.
 
cheers
 
andy

Larry, Andy
Thank you for taking the time.
Thanks for the advices I'll do my best!