Thank you good Admiral. A good romance is always a bit eerie.

Thank you :-). I haven’t listened to it without the vocals. I’ll consider it. I don’t feel like there’s enough there, but then again I saw how the sausage got made and that definitely clouds the vision :-).

Thank you very much. I think it’s important to tell people what you were trying to do. I wish more people would, especially those on the beginning end of the remixing experience spectrum.

Thank you SJ :-). Glad the emotional element got through. I seem to gravitate towards darker sounds and there’s a heck of a lot I’m longing for these days so that’s probably what you’re hearing…beginning with more remixing skill :-). Only one way to get it …

Thank you. For the record, bass and drums are loops, the rest is me, apart obviously from your vocals.

I could have done more had I a dry vocal to work with, but on the other hand your treatment of your vocals helped give me a direction and had a great sound so who knows? :-)

Many thanks…no herring? :-)

I know about the sync problem. One would think it’s an easy fix but I tried quite mightily (by my standards) and with my kit and experience it was becoming very difficult. I’m just signing onto another music site that has a Garageband users group. I need some tech help and I’m hoping to get it. Thanks for the listen and the review.

Re: herring - no. There are rules about these sorts of things. The rules around vocal syncing problems strictly dictate that there is to be no herring.

There might be, however, some sort of cod.

Ouch, that hurt ;-)…(laughing)

However…Being the wife of an Englishman, a deep fried fillet of cod with similarly prepared potatoes and some salt and vinegar, washed down with a pint of Guinness suits me just fine.

So lets see what kind of review you get …. the notice of your reply arrived just as I was about to listen to your tango-ing mice …

….Did I mention I can recite “Wynken, Blynken and Nod” from memory …?

LOL Darkroom. I appreciate your kindness. You should know that in reality I know the shortcomings of my work and it has taken me a mighty long time to accept them where I have to. I consider it a great compliment when a fellow remixer with some real experience and knowhow gives me a serious critique. I don’t mind Colab pointing things out. I just want one of his herrings :-).

haha, I can offer you a Red Snapper