three years ago I had the pleasure to collab with
Warren ( evadianepug).
 
I opened the file to checkout X2a and wound up
doing a remix. I thought some may like tohear it.  -  update 12-30-12 mix.
 
Haven't been mixing in quite some time so pointers good and bad
are cool.
 
Thanks to Warren for a great fun time and wishes for a great holiday
to everybody.
 
Michael
 
 
 
Had to reload. I noticed I had bumped a guitar part out of time- drug it
somehow without realizing.

Thanks for sharing.


best regards,
mike

FYI, Michael did all the music on this, mix and everything for the song..  I just did vocals.  I was totally blown away with his musical prowess.  Who couldn't sing to that?  I listen to this one A LOT! I am really happy to see you here, Michael.  I'm thinkin' there's another Beatles tune I've wanted to do since then.  Email me if you have a chance.  warren@acsource.com  Merry Christmas, buddy!!

 Really cool tune. Great vox and playing. Interesting tones. Is that a guitar with effects on the melody?  Really nice sounding production here.

Three years ago?  I can't believe I remember this!  Great job!  :) Merry Christmas! 

You chose a great song to cover, and did it well.

Nice

very nice Spacey - love the backing vocals.

Thanks guys and Janet.

Grant that is from a Roland GR-30. I didn't have a sitar.
It's also the first and only time I've used a capo...and on a cheap
Chinese acoustic. To lazy to re-do now that I have a nice sounding Guild.

I don't think I have to worry about being a producer in demand LOL.
Really just wanted to check out X2a and thought Warren would get a kick
out of it.
He sure made it fun....13 vocal tracks!

Well in world that "Ke$sha's "TiK ToK" sold more copies than any Beatles single....
all I can say is ****egeist.


Ok...be that way....s-h-i-t-e-g-e-i-s-t. 

Pretty good mix. Bass levels are not bad, guitars are clear. The vocals are really well recorded but, along with the bass are perhaps a bit warm for the style of song. I like them but I might cut a little more out of them. I would really have liked to have heard the vocals panned to one side and the harmony and guitar on the other, al la abby road stereo style of the day, but that is just a personal preference. The only serious critique I would have given had I heard this back then, was that the vox are a little breathy which signifies a either a lack of confidence in the performance or a need for more practice. I thought the harmonies were outstanding.