I have just spent three solid weeks on a song.. sequencing, sound design, recording, mixing and mastering.. (its a cover of Yazoo's "Only You")
You know how it goes when you get focused and in a groove?..15 hrs a day, woken up in the middle of the night with the song haunting your sleep, endless tweaks, 20 different versions on CD to test with your car, your home hifi...
 
I and my ears needed a rest.. so I am here, at the boat .. for some peace and do some work before the blizzards come.. and damn it!..everyone is so gosh darned impressed with x3..wtf!
 
So now, rather than looking forward to some relaxed boat therapy .. now, now, dammit, my viewpoint has warped so it looks like my choice is scrape varnish, or rush home to download x3.......
 
Gee Thanks Cake!
 
 

You mean the choice is scrape paint or down load Sonar X3 and this is a tough choice for you?

Mystic38
(its a cover of Yazoo's "Only You")

 
GREAT song :)

Loptec

Mystic38
(its a cover of Yazoo's "Only You")

 
GREAT song :)

yup!.. saw a youtube vid of the two of them playing live, looked at my mc-808 and went..hmmm :)..
 
its here if you want a listen .. http://soundcloud.com/mystic38/only-you-feat-bethany-McGill
 
 
@john.. don't put it like that! ..lol

Why don't you quit clowning around and buy a beefy laptop for the boat and continue to work on X3 while you are away from it all????? :)
 
Bob Bone
 

robert_e_bone
Why don't you quit clowning around and buy a beefy laptop for the boat and continue to work on X3 while you are away from it all????? :) Bob Bone 

Now THAT'S multitasking!!

Is that a Sabre 38?

You could surf the net, not letting anything slip by you, while you sail into the future with X3, getting hooked on the whale of new features after reviewing the porpoise of each tool.  

DPTrainor
Is that a Sabre 38?

indeed it is.. a 1993 S38 mkII :)
 
photo shot in Wrightsville beach NC on the way to the Bahamas a few years ago.
 
I m-u-s-t   g-o-   s-c-r-a-p-e   v-a-r-n-i-s-h ..aaargh

Cool  Mr Mystic.  I thought so.  I have a Sabre 32, "SeaBiscuit", home port Newport, RI.  Regards,  Dan