Thanks Alex. I am using a weird combo of garageband and ableton right now, but for some reason garageband renders stuff better.

I feel happy, about these reviews here tonight. I do know that the simplistic stuff works best, but there is such a rush of chaos (like Durden says below) in my head most of the time, I think I try to mimic this in the mixes. Perhaps I should move to the country….

umm yes, there is a bit too much wash, I mean I was going for that but ultimately I think it didn’t work. Maybe I listened to My Bloody Valentine and The Mary Chain a bit too much when I was younger.

I think you understand- total chaos. Thanks.

You’re sweet. One question though, should I go with the garageband oven???? Or get a new oven, perhaps? It’s funny too, in the summer I switch to a small toaster convection/oven for the cooking here because it is so hot in the apartment.

Garageband is great so I hear. I use Logic Pro and GB is basically its little brother. Just make sure to heat it up before you use it!!:)

I think Kaer is a rookie in the production process (in a good way). She remembers me when I started to do music on a pc, I wanted to put everything on the song, that difficult to do something small or simple, always full of noises and effects, but always something true and from the heart, a very honest music.
There’s a lot to learn about technical issues, but I don’t find this remix so much in the wrong road, obviously there are lots of corrections, but imagine the song well mixed and mastered.

By the way I use Fruity, if you’re on a Mac there’s no mac version of fruity, but as a producer I think fruity is great to let you explore your songs, it has a lot of toys to play with, Ableton is not user friendly for me, and I don’t know very much the others, but I find FL very simple to use and user friendly, and is a very professional tool nowadays.
I’m using it as a sequencer because I record everything live using vsti and my fx are a third party VST, and I mix in audition, but I know all can be done with the FL plattafrom.
Sometimes I play with the daw in live mode and I can last hours tweaking and using midi efects, that gives me so many ideas. Anyway I think the next year I’ll move to Cubase because I’m needing more complicated routing sistems for to feed the sidechains in my fx…

Just to come back on Durdens and your comments re the quality thing.

I personally was not bothered about the sound quality I was talking more about the production choices in the various sounds used. Technically within reason I can live with most things if the musics good and in KT’s case it always is. I am always impressed with KT’s lyrics and vocals and also despite her own concerns re her productions I have found them to be great and to my ears (and I’ve been in the music business over 30 years!!) very professional sounding. This mix just fell short for me but as my recommend shows it still has a lot going for it.