Thank you, unreal_dm. I did try, but I’m having some technical difficulties out here. Glad you still enjoyed it. Nice to have you on the drum throne on one of my mixes :)

You might be quite right. I’m working as Spock would say, “With Stone-knives and Bear-skins”. My primary computer bit the dust, and I can’t tell up from down. I am unable to change the mix as the recording lies on the other dead computer. Sorry :(

I can hear it now, and can here where the problem lies. The tom-hits have too much bass. Hmmm… I may try to do something with it over hear, but mind you, I’ve only the Mp3.

Man….. I’m messed up. I hear, not here. Uggggghhhh.

Bloody Hell….. I can’t spell, I can’t mix. I’m embarrassed.

No need to be embarrassed, at least not about the mixing. The spelling on the other hand…;-)

One thing I often notice is that people put the sources of others more prominently in the mix while being too modest with their own contributions. And ofcourse, after a while we often are unable to hear if things are sounding right ot not, because we have lived with them for some time.

Sorry to hear about your technical difficulties. Those can be very frustrating at times.

Fascinating quote. Well said and placed. Thank you for your review, if warms my cold heart some, FB.

I may be stuck on computer-B, But I’m sufficiently pissed to write a real blaster to show my true metal.

Thanks for the favorable review, Ivan. The Babies refer to my imaginary band. I see them as small rascals. I actually play all the instruments, except where noted. I find it humorous to endue them with their own personalities. When I review one of my remixes before upload, I actually close my eyes and imagine lil’ babies playing their respective instruments. They are, in other words, my backup band. I just conduct and add vocals.