Just ordered!

Hey Chris... very cool. That must have been a rush to be able to work with Steven Wilson.

 
Oh, I didn't work with him - not yet at any rate.  But it would be an incredible opportunity.  The producer I used to work with also worked closely with Japan and is good buddies with Richard Barbieri who of course plays keyboards for Porcupine Tree.  So you never know...
 
Yes, all my tracks loaded to S/C are done in X2.  Dial-In was so called because I was writing that while also on a conference call for my day-job...

"She Really Knows How" was mixed in 8.5, "If I had Another Heart" was done in a studio in Tyler, TX by my friend, Lonnie Wright. 

bz2838


Mostly country lately, Scott, but work on most all genres
https://soundcloud.com/buzhart

Hi Buz.  I checked out some of your songs.  Very nice!


I've sent you a PM.


Thanks for keeping it country.


Paul

Thanks, Paul, I PM'd you back. 

riojazz

Just ordered!

Hey Matt... thanks very much! By the way, congrats on the Brazilian Wish CD. I checked out your CD Baby page and the music sounds great. I really like the So Close track.

Did you use SONAR to record the music?

Scott

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Oh, I didn't work with him - not yet at any rate.  But it would be an incredible opportunity.  The producer I used to work with also worked closely with Japan and is good buddies with Richard Barbieri who of course plays keyboards for Porcupine Tree.  So you never know... 

Hey Chris... well, it's still cool to have participated in some way. Yeah, that would be a great opportunity.


Did you use the Console Emulator on any of your X2 tracks?

Scott

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"She Really Knows How" was mixed in 8.5, "If I had Another Heart" was done in a studio in Tyler, TX by my friend, Lonnie Wright. 

Hey Buz... well, they still sound great. Have you done any recent ones in X2?


Scott

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Mostly instrumentals, nothing I'm especially proud of though, but I do post there when I have something worth sharing, thanks for asking, Scott...

Hi Buz... that's cool. I hope SONAR X2 Power! helps you to get the most out of SONAR for future projects.

Scott

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* Author of the Cakewalk Sonar ProAudioTutor video tutorial series: http://garrigus.com/?ProAudioTutor
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