Oh, Really like Thunderbird btw. :)
 

Moving SPAM down... will listen later.

 
 

theguitarplayer
Very nicely done Dan and a really nice arrangement. Makes me think of Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Stix and Trans- Siberian Orchestra. Holds your attention all the way to the end. The middle part seem to be a bit congested with the instrumentation, but I'm listening on my HD headphones so that maybe the problem. With all the guitar tracks its hard to distinguish each track in the middle. Great drums for this piece thought and sound like a moog synth. Some great sounds going on in this entire piece. Very nice work, enjoyed!!
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Not sure specifically what part, but if it's the chorus, I blended the guitars and organ so it sounds like one part: Guitar on right, pan slide guitar to left, call and response guitars hard left and right with organ holding everything together.
 
For the lead guitars during the verses, yeah, I did bury them a bit because they were fighting with the synth.
 
If you think something needs changing, give me a time mark to listen to and your suggestion.
 
Thanks again for listening John!
 
Regards,
Dan
 
 

gusrogers
Sounds great, very wide and clear. The drums have a fantastic thumping sound thats wonderful with the bass. 
Really good mix.
 
Gus

Thank you Gus! Getting the kick and bass to play nice together is always fun! This is the first time I've used Trackspacer rather than a straight-up compressor with a sidechain from the kick. I think it performed really well and is very subtle.
 
Glad to hear you like Thunderbird as well. Thanks!
 
Regards,
Dan
 

Wakeman, Lake and Palmer was my first thought when it opened.
 
Nicely done Dan thanks for sharing

Might have to add Trackspacer to my wishlist, works very well. :)

I love the opening pad. Reminds me of Manheim Steamroller.

Wookiee
Wakeman, Lake and Palmer was my first thought when it opened.
 
Nicely done Dan thanks for sharing

Thanks for listening John!
 
Regards,
Dan

gusrogers
Might have to add Trackspacer to my wishlist, works very well. :)

Yeah, I was surprised by how smooth it sounded.
 
Regards,
Dan

Scottytunes
I love the opening pad. Reminds me of Manheim Steamroller.

That's the Triton. She's a beast, though I don't use it as much as I used to, lol.  Thanks for listening!
 
Regards,
Dan