I posted this in the Sonar X forums because it involved the new X3 version (and also that's where I usually hang out), but the songs forum is probably a better home for sharing this upload to YouTube;  it features my band playing in Los Angeles last month (my daughter on backing vocals there btw).  We play a mixture of prog, jazz, folk tunes....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve0gKptopXY
 

The mix sounds well here, sounds like your are enjoying X3.
 
Thanks for sharing.

Nice mix on this end. I liked the bottles of water on the floor of the stage and the drummer even had his own holder and so did the guitar player on the right. I have never seen that before in a video. Very unique. I'm just being funny!! Very nicely done and a cool song. Congrats !
 
Peace and Blessings, John

theguitarplayer
Nice mix on this end. I liked the bottles of water on the floor of the stage and the drummer even had his own holder and so did the guitar player on the right. I have never seen that before in a video. Very unique. I'm just being funny!! Very nicely done and a cool song. Congrats ! Peace and Blessings, John

Lol, what can I say other than we aspire to performing with great fluid-ity ;-)

Cool video Peter!  Your daughter has a beautiful voice too. :)  It's great to be able to share your music with your kids!  Especially when you are playing at such a high level.  Playing and production were both excellent.

Waltenstein Studios
Cool video Peter!  Your daughter has a beautiful voice too. :)  It's great to be able to share your music with your kids!  Especially when you are playing at such a high level.  Playing and production were both excellent.

Thanks Walt, that was very nice of you to say.  I agree about sharing music with kids;  something I imagined but never really thought it would come off as well as it did in this show.  I just needed (or wanted) a backup singer to mimic the studio recordings of my lead singer and offered the opportunity to my daughter even though she'd never been in a rock band before, let alone in a live gig like that.  Within two minutes of our first rehearsal I knew everything was going to be okay; she was like one of the guys & gals, and kind of forgot about the parental relationship.  I lucked out, and the moment will improve further with time :-)

I really enjoyed that!

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Waltenstein Studios
Cool video Peter!  Your daughter has a beautiful voice too. :)  It's great to be able to share your music with your kids!  Especially when you are playing at such a high level.  Playing and production were both excellent.

Thanks Walt, that was very nice of you to say.  I agree about sharing music with kids;  something I imagined but never really thought it would come off as well as it did in this show.  I just needed (or wanted) a backup singer to mimic the studio recordings of my lead singer and offered the opportunity to my daughter even though she'd never been in a rock band before, let alone in a live gig like that.  Within two minutes of our first rehearsal I knew everything was going to be okay; she was like one of the guys & gals, and kind of forgot about the parental relationship.  I lucked out, and the moment will improve further with time :-)

Cool stuff. Is it rock? Jazz? Prog? I don't know, but it surely is interesting. Talking 'bout kids, my boy is too young now, but I must admit, it would be my greatest wish if we somehow wud play music together in any given way.
 
How could you overlook your daughters talent for such a long time then...?
 

 I enjoyed listening to this. You all deserve kudos for such a good job. Did you make many tweaks to the mix? It comes off sounding clean and polished.

This was really cool, I like the whole thing a lot. I love live music and X3! Interesting song...did you write it? Very well done. I love your guitar, I used to have a Godin a few years back. It was one I should have kept, but it wasn't as nice as yours.