hmmm nevermind, i m too new to post url, and i can t find how to delete this post, sorry

You need to listen to other peoples music and leave comments to show that you are interested in other peoples music, as well as, your own. After 12 - 25 posts, your post links will start to show when you create a new thread.
 
Peace and Blessings, John

Being a new member I  had the same problem on Saturday
 
I'm building up my posts now

yes i found out i needed 25 posts, thanks for the replies

I would like to hear it. MC6 is really a very capable program. I started with it a couple of years ago. Can you use third party plugins with MC6? I can't remember.

Plus it's just common courtesy to listen to what others are offering up? You don't want to barge in to a party, stand on the table and start shouting opinions. It's better to get the feel of the room first.

don t get me wrong, i ve listened to some tracks on this forum, i just consider myself not experienced enough to make comments on the quality of other peoples work.

You can simply state whether you like the song and what you like about it....vocals, instruments, sound of the mix..... most folks here are into the mix and compliments and advice (if you can give it) are always welcome. Simply take the time to go down the SONGS FORUM page, have a listen to each song there, post a comment and in short order, you will have the number of posts needed to post the links to your stuff, and now people will recognize the name and listen and return the comments on your stuff.
 
If you want advice on a specific thing...simply ask.... example:  I think the bass sounds to weak and the guitars too flat..... people will advise. Or simply state: All comments welcome on the mix.
 
Once you start a thread or post in a thread, it's there and is not deletable by the poster. Measure your words carefully, however, you can delete and edit the contents of the post.... you just can't remove the post.
 
CLINTMARTIN: Yes, you can use 3rd party plugs in MC6. I ran MC4 for better than 3 years and used NI plugs, as well as Melodyne and many others without any problems.

Sound advice from the Hacker there.
 
Me no expert but I do pop in and say when I like or sometimes if something sounds obviously wrong.  However one does have to remember the furry filter fitted to Wookiee ears.
 
Welcome to the songs forum many useful people here with good sound, pun intended, advice and free to boot.
 
Look forward to your first sounds.