I could make a statement indicating that I listened to your music as well? Without commenting on a song, other than the titles on your page? Perhaps I should start doing that instead of actually listening and commenting honestly. It would take less time? Yeah, I'm going to follow this guy leads. It is the best sounding music I ever heard made from sonar, your works becomes my inspirations too Timaaaaaaay! I'm turning over a new leaf and using this technique.

Oh and I listen to Uh Oh and Long way down, best Sonar music ever... I mean that really true. Now let's get some American Foxes! Because you are a wild and crazy guy!

Very nice. 

Thanks Herb. SD huh? Cool. 
Hey Fox. thanks for the listen and comment. Yea, I tend to like things a little narrower than most I think. Must be from my days of mixing for mono.
Thanks phrygian. glad you liked this and the others. Glad I could inspire you some. Got any questions , just ask.
Take a your medicine Robbay......
Thanks Old55.

see if this works....

How did you embed the vid? I tried to embed one using the "tags" but it did not render.

fox.
steve showed me here:
http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/2841093
 

WOW! The production/performance on this piece are stellar.  It reminds me a bit of "To Live & Die in L. A." from Wang Chung.  Has a classic 80's flare with some of the synth sounds but that's what you hearing on today's music.  Everything old is new again.  KUDOS . . .on your skills and talent!
 
Kev
OK . . . on my 5th listen and I do have a small nit on the mix.  The snare hit sounds to much like the standard snare on EZ Drummer.  The snap has a smidge to much high end EQ IMO.

Wow back atcha Kev. Thanks.
I googled "To Live & Die in L. A" and I don't hear any relation. Interesting that you hear this as comparable.
Thanks for 5 listens. That deserves an, 'above and beyond award'...

Wow! That was really very good. I'm impressed. You have the real deal skills I hope to have someday.

Hey Tim
I think its more your technique/style and the overall quality of the recording that sounds similar to me.  The songs are not even close to being the same but the flow of the music and instrument selection are similar to my ears . . . if that makes any sense.  This is a piece of music to be proud of as a musician and even greater as a producer/recording engineer. KUDOS!
 
Kev
 
8th listen . . .