Last Example Song For -Critical Listening Skills-.Simon & Garfunkel

The last part had a pop-dance B.T. Video and Tes.

This song, vieo CD is very, very different in style-100% different.

Simon and Garfunkel.-A Bridge Over Trouble Water, one of Best folk classic recordings in history, my opinion.

Listen to the Boxer, listen close, listen esp. to the ending, when an orchestra, synth effects, multi layered voice, effects, and use of many tracks, 1.5 min in recording history, and before its time. My opinion

I am posting the audio, listen to the later part, how it builds, and builds, and still builds, with great analog effects. To this day I do listen to this song, and I wait for the amazing end part just love it.

The reason I have always listened to a song, a sound, I would always scratch out production notes on how this was done, how that was done, this is big reason why you want to do this, your production doc.

At the end of the song, listen , next listen start to isolate, single out, sounds, vox, efx,panning, stereo spectrum use, breaks, is that a instrument, or synth, harder yet -a sampler? You have a list scratched out, each isolated and notes on how this as done. Yes...Production Notes 101

Listen close, learn to take a song apart bar by bar, beat by beat, and hear what was, is , being done-recorded. How? Will this effect, format, fit my style? Do I want to try to use as a pro'to -type the given style.? The questions would be endless.
Have any questions comment or email me any time.

Simon & Garfunkel - The Boxer (Audio)

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Video Link is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3LFML_pxlY&list=RDl3LFML_pxlY&index=1

I could not download odd.

Waldorf PPG Wave 3.V Synthesizer And Musician B.T. Using It In A Vid

Pic This is the Version in the video older pone not the newer 3, this is the 2.3 

 

                                                                               

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Classic Synth Sounds, Retro Price!

Here's the perfect way to put a classic synth to work in your music, without spending a bundle! Waldorf's PPG Wave 3.V software synth gives you the sound and vibe that the early '80s classic offered, plus functionality that players back then wouldn't have been able to dream of. Best of all, the PPG Wave 3.V does it at a mere fraction of the original's cost. You get up to 256 voices of polyphony, over 500 new sounds (including specially created samples for this version), over 100 new wavetables (created by Wolfgang Palm), and more. The PPG Wave 3.V gives you authentic reproductions of the digital oscillators from the 2.2 and 2.3 models, and even includes the PPG Wave 2.3's factory sounds. You also get six outstanding effects types onboard the stellar PPG Wave 3.V.

Waldorf PPG Wave 3.V Software Synth Features:

Up to 256 Voices

Authentic reproduction of the digital oscillators

from the PPG Wave 2.2 and 2.3

Precision-modeled 12dB/24dB PPG lowpass filter

More than 100 new wavetables created by Wolfgang Palm

Sample playback with selectable PPG 2.2, 2.3, or

full bit-resolution

Complete Waveterm B sample library included

Original PPG Wave 2.3 factory sounds included

Contains over 500 new sounds, some featuring specially created samples

Host automation and MIDI control of almost

all parameters

8-way multitimbral with six effect processors

per part, totaling up to 48 simultaneous effects

Effect types: 4-band fully parametric equalizer, overdrive, 12-stage phaser, 6-stage chorus, stereo delay, reverb

Transistor- or tube-type filter overdrive

AAX/VST/AU

Mac/Win (Windows XP or better; on Mac, OS X version 10.3.9 or higher)

Waldorf's PPG Wave 3.V virtual synth puts outstanding classic synth sounds in your rig, for an amazingly low price!

If you have never played a real, or a VSTi of any Waldorf...well..you may want to do so, depending on your music.

I have always loved synths that you can tweak the sound live, record, buttons and more love it.

179.00 is a average price and a little low for a top sounding pro synth-vsti.

The synth, will not make you B.T., Tod Berry,(Real name, initials reverse B.T. Amazing LOL. but, it may give you a good edge to your sound. I do not listen to much non- Christian music anymore, but this 6 year old vid shows us some talent and a good song to listen to critically, listen for the pad and analog sounds in the music from the ppg synth. What lead Vox effects, solid pop reverb-attenuation of whisper effect, with a long tail on the reverb, but cuts off perfect, very good engineering and Producing.

RIP-Death Of David Bowie Tribute-1-10-2016

Before I was a Christian David Bowie's was my Idol, I have always loved his music and the news hit me hard a great lose.One of the most unique talents to grace this Planet.
I wanted to post 3 videos, how do you choose from so many, thee three songs are just my personal favorites the last dong Time is a very old Bowie song he did on the Glass Spider Tour on YT in full great concert.
These are my three.


David Bowie - Loving The Alien 

David Bowie - Ashes To Ashes 




DAVID BOWIE- TIME - LIVE GLASS SPIDER TOUR 1987

You Get Better At Your Skill By Listening To Others

Just as a book author must read and read and read to be a better writer, it is the same thing with writing and recording music.
There are a few ways to go about this, let me explain;

1. Who do you sound like?
2.Who do others say you sound like?
3. Application;

To learn recording tricks, how someone recorded a sound you must listen to it over and over. Modern day , practical music appreciation. I have meet many in music that simply do not have this skill, critical listening. Let me give a real world example.

Many of my songs are like a full production, rich, full, use of stereo placing and effects. My music has a lot of orchestra sounds, film music elements. Many years ago, I combined classical sounds with rock or pop elements, I have never looked back. I would listen to a couple quality recordings to analyze, listening careful to intro's outro's breaks, pad sounds, stereo sounds , effects, vocal tricks, and always over all, song composition.

I have always been a composer more than anything else, so this was a strong appeal to me and I found it very easy to analyze a song, learn the " How did they do that, get the sound, effect".

If your strength is in composing many tracks and producing, this is not as hard as a solo musician that plays, records four or eight tracks. I am talking about recording 25-60 tracks. In the old days most I would listen to recorded the max of 16 tracks on 2 inch recording tape, now days with PC music recorders you can record endless tracks. In my opinion the most unique and different sound I ever heard was 'Supertramp Crime of the Century". What a different sound, all producers agree, do you hear of any Supertamp Tribute bands? No, why? they were that different, amazing classical piano and amazing composition. I spent many hours, years listening to such bands.

Pink Floyd, not as hard and there are tribute bands that do theri covers, the synth sound and vocal tricks was my main lesson from them, 'Dark Side of The Moon', I would say these two recordings are the best that have been recorded, but that is my opinion. 'Welcome to the Machine' if you love effects and synths that is the one to listen to and learn.

AS a minister I do not listen to that kind of music anymore. I have been so busy in ministry work, I do not listen to a lot of anything.

I am teaching by past experience.

The song ' Rudy' was a song I had to listen over and over, how much effects were added to the sweet piano. Super tramp did not use heavy effects like Pink Floyd, they did not need to, reverb and top quality production skills.

One last example, U2-Joshua Tree, I do not know if I have ever liked a recording as much as that one. Before they became commercial, and yes readers from Europe, I know, I know, they were a rip off of radio head 100% but savvy commercial, and a great Irish sound. The Edge has a different way of playing guitar, a very rhythm based and different strumming sound from most. He is not the worlds greatest guitar player but he is one of the worlds most unique sounding guitarists.

U2 has many tribute bands, as well as some Pink Floyd, but never Super tramp, again that says something.

We do this, not to be a copy of another sound or artist. The only different, quality music comes out of the Indy camp, no matter what your style is. Learn by listening, very close, over and over, not to be that carbon copy, but incorporate the 'how did they do that' stuff into your own unique sound.

We are all influenced by music we love, I care not what anyone says, we all were influenced by someone.

In doing this, you will be a better arranger, you will have a better production, and hoepfully a new sound, a different thing, all you like no one else, you can do this and become a better radio ready band, solo artists if you try this, it works I have seen it do wonders when I was producing other bands.

We saw this basic principle in the movie, 'School of Rock', he had the kids listen to other bands and sounds, it is a basic principle, practical, but now days I simply do not see enough musicians be a critical analyst of a sound. Try it today.

Always be yourself and see if maybe you can be the next person that comes up with a new sound that will sale and people will like, most of all, play and record what you like, we should make music for us and not always with a recording in mind.

I can not tell you how many times I read in the 'Musicians Market book', Publishers saying, send us what songs move you the most, the ones you like the most and not what you think others will like.

Last Call Free Services Ready To End Act Today

I have posted this before, I must post it again, and to date no one has taken me up on any of the many great free offers. Thus this is the last chance, if you want to get into any of the free stuff I offer, you must act today.

I still see at least 200 reads a month of my music book on recording, it links to this teaching site, so I am speechless as to why no one has taken me up on any of this?

So be it, I have many websites, and writing books, recording my own CD project, I am working 80 plus hours a day on line and off line. This is the last post if no one responds. I will put my efforts else where, sorry.

There is a lot of great information on this site. Update 2015, I am prof reading the posts lol. wow, had no idea some were so bad, and I am sober. 

Lord willing maybe, one day I will have time to post more needed informational messages 

The Best Synth Workstations Under 700.00 Two Of Them

Hands down the best synth work station is the Yamaha MM6, amazing sound, and a great sequencer; this is the one I recommend as the top cheap  workstation. I will give the descriptions on it and what the specs and things are, as well as a pitcher.

The Yamaha is so good because it has the sound engine of its expensive brother the MOTIF, the same sound set, more limited; it is like a MOTIF lit.

Think you have to lay down tons of cash for a great sounding synthesizer? Think you'll need to take a college level course to understand how to use a sequencer? Think professional keyboards have to weigh a ton? Think again! The Yamaha MM6 is a lightweight, easy to learn performance synthesizer that derives its many voices from the legendary MOTIF workstation. It sounds like a million bucks, but you won't have to win the lotto to get one!

Portability Made For Gigging

Unless you've got an army of dedicated roadies, it's just not convenient to lug a massive workstation keyboard around to gigs. The Yamaha MM6 solves this problem by incorporating hundreds of great MOTIF-derived sounds into a compact, 61-key keyboard that weighs less than twelve pounds. The mod and pitch wheels are positioned above the bass-end keys for a shorter length than even most 61-key synths. To save on weight, the keys themselves are not weighted, but they still feature velocity sensitivity for expressive playing dynamics; the MM6 is a totally pro performance keyboard that won't wreak havoc on your back.

Sound Set Straight From The MOTIF

418 voices and 22 drum kits have been taken directly from the MOTIF and installed in the Yamaha MM6. You get thick synthesizer sounds, fat drum tones, amazing acoustic instruments, and of course, that signature Yamaha digital grand piano sound. The MM6 arranges all these sounds by category, so you can find the one you need quick and easy, even in the middle of a live set. Tweaking those sounds is also easy--and fun--with the Yamaha MM6's real-time control knobs. In addition to the pitch and mod wheels, you get access to parameters like attack, resonance, filter cutoff and release. Just like on the MOTIF and other workstation keyboards, the Yamaha MM6 comes with a big selection of backing rhythmic patterns in styles like hip-hop, jazz, rock and dance, which is great for instant accompaniment or as inspiration for your own grooves. One of the standout features of the MOTIF is its sophisticated arpeggiator, and the MM6 boasts 213 patterns taken directly from its big brother. Arpeggio patterns lock in with your rhythmic pattern to create intricate musical counterpoints, all triggered by playing a simple chord. You'll be able to instantly realize complex musical ideas, even in the middle of a live performance.

Sequencer To Fuel Your Creative Fire

With a built-in, eight track sequencer, the Yamaha MM6 is also a great tool for inspiring your inner producer. The amazing sounds, patterns and arpeggiator on the MM6 are sure to catalyze your creative engines, and the sequencer makes it easy to record all your freshest compositions. Your sequences are stored in the universal MIDI file format, which can easily be transferred to your computer thanks to the inclusion of a USB connection on the back of the keyboards. From there, you can expound on your musical ideas by importing the MIDI files into Cubase LE, the powerful computer audio editing software that just so happens to ship with your new Yamaha MM6 synthesizer. Like everything else on the MM6, the sequencer is simple to learn and operate.

You've coveted the lush sounds of the MOTIF from afar for long enough. The Yamaha MM6 puts powerful Yamaha synthesis and sequencing for stage and studio well within the reach of any musician.

Cost 700.00 Zzsound has them for under 450.00 slight blemish , so what , that is an unreal price.

What the MFG says about it next.

Overview Warranties and Docs Yamaha's Description Customer Reviews

Product Description

The Yamaha MM6 Music Synthesizer delivers all that power and more. Drawing on the same sounds of the popular pro-level MOTIF series instruments, the MM6 has a wide variety of dynamic, realistic and just plain powerful Voices to help you create amazing music. The MM6 also gives you total control over your sound, with real-time tweakable knobs, and features special Patterns that provide full backing -- drums, bass and chords -- for your live performance and song creation. And since the MM6 is exceptionally light and portable, you can bring it anywhere and everywhere your music takes you.

Play -- Sounds from the Legendary Motif

That's the first and most important thing you look -- and listen -- for in a synthesizer. Rest assured, this synthesizer delivers. The MM6 has 418 Voices and 22 Drum Kits on board, based on the sounds of the famed pro-level MOTIF series synthesizers. These exceptionally high-quality sounds range from authentic and natural acoustic instruments to wild, unique and in-your-face synth Voices. An extra set of GM Voices (128 Normal, 1 Drum Kit) is built into the instrument as well, giving you all you need to play back songs recorded in that popular format.

So many Voices, so little time... That's why Yamaha also included a convenient Category Search function. Just select the type of instrument you want to play -- organ, guitar, synth lead, strings, whatever -- then select the specific Voice. All your favorite sounds are right at your fingertips.

Tweak -- Your Sounds the Way You Want!

Take control. Twist some knobs and tweak the sound. Make it sing and make it scream. The MM6 puts some serious control in your hands. Change the filter cutoff and resonance settings as well as the EG attack and release with the four knobs - in real time as you play.

Jam -- Patterns to Groove On

The MM6 has a full set of Patterns that give you rhythmic backing in a wide variety of music styles -- including Hip Hop, Rap, R&B, Dance, Ambient, Pop, Rock, Jazz and even World styles. These Patterns are just what you need to shake up the dance floor. All dynamic, all powerful - the MM6 gives you the real thing. Patterns that stay in the groove, but never sound mechanical. Drum loops with a truly human feel that dance and float around the beat, yet remain firmly in the pocket. Riffs and licks that get you inspired, get you moving, and get you creating some serious music.

Arpeggiate Yourself

Generate some excitement. The powerful Arpeggiator feature lets you automatically create repeating rhythmic phrases and note patterns. A full 213 Arpeggiator types are built in, letting you trigger a variety of musically useful and exciting patterns to get the house jumping. Many of these Arpeggiator types use synth lead, piano and guitar Voices to generate melodic and broken chord patterns based on the chords you play with your left hand. Bass arpeggios and Drum Voice rhythm loops are also included, letting you easily set up dynamic riffs and beats to jam over.

Create -- Your Music, Your Way

When you play live, you want to be able to make sound changes quickly -- not just between songs, but in the middle of a song too. The Performance Memory feature is just the tool you need to smoothly switch gears and take things up a notch or two. Each Performance can store combined settings for the Voices you want to use (including special keyboard splits and layers), the Patterns you want as backing tracks, and any other crucial settings for your live work. Then, simply call up each Performance by pressing a single button.

Save and Swap

Share the wealth. With the rear panel USB connection, the MM6 makes it easier than ever before to transfer your valuable data between devices. Plug in a USB thumb drive or memory stick and store the important MIDI songs, Pattern files, Performance settings and all other data you've created, and then bring it to a computer for archiving and organizing. You can also save your recorded songs in the universal SMF (Standard MIDI File) format, then transfer and use those on any another SMF-compatible device, including computers running MIDI music sequencing software.

Cubase LE

The MM6 is all about making music. And since much of today's music is being made on computers, the MM6 is built to fit right into any computer music system. Just connect the USB To Host terminal on the instrument to your computer with a standard USB cable, and you've got the makings of a sophisticated recording setup. And just to make sure you get a head start, Yamaha included a free copy of Cubase LE -- a full-featured music production software that has all you need to record your performance data from the MM6 via MIDI (and even use plug-in synthesizers in the software), edit the data, process the sounds with effects, arrange it in multiple tracks and perform final mix down.

Cubase lite is a good sequencer, but limited, also cubase the full version, will take a while to learn, I am not a fan of this sequencer PC software a tad complicated , but solid software, some may love it, I do not.

The Second Casio, I kid you not this one is simply fantastic 699.00 actually 700.00 the one above is 699.00 hence the post best for under 700.00 true by a penny LOL. So, 700.00 These two have built in sequencers, that is what makes them stand alone workstations. There are a few synths in the 700.00 range that may sound better like Korgs but this and the one above have so much and Casio is hard to believe, this is a must have as my second choice out of all 700.00 workstations, Casio has come a long way, this synth has a totally new sound engine, not the Casios of old. The difference between the two is this, Casio is for the analog sound, I mean heavy bottom end analog.

Sounds of old can be made with the one, the top favorite has a better sequencer and more usable sounds, and not a true analog emulator like the Casio, that is the difference, what sound do you want. For song writers The Yamaha is what you want, for a retro sound, Casio and more limited sequencer.

Casio has one around the same price range that is for DJ style music and wow, it is what it claims, if that is what your looking for and into, the Casio like the one shown is all about live, and  DJ usage, it also records fantastic.

Product Description

The Casio XW-P1 is a 61 key performance synthesizer with Casio's exclusive (HPSS) Hybrid Processing Sound Source. Providing screaming virtual analog monophonic leads and basses, draw-bar organs, complex layers, stereo pianos, drums and more, the XW-P1 has the sounds and real-time control the performing musician needs.

Features:

- 6 Oscillator Monophonic Solo Synthesizer

- HexLayer - A single sound made up of 6 components for gig ready splits and layers

- Drawbar Organ Mode with 9 sliders, adjustable rotary speaker, key click, vibrato and percussion

- 400 fully editable PCM based sounds like stereo pianos, vintage electric pianos, strings, guitars, drums and more.

- Step Sequencer with 9 instrument tracks and 4 controller tracks

- 16 step programmable Arpeggiator

- Phrase sequencer to record and playback your riffs

- Performance mode providing 4 internal or external instrument zones with instant recall of effects, Step Sequences, Arpeggiators and Phrases

- 4 real-time controller knobs

- Pitch and Modulation Wheels

- 1/4 in. Mic and Line puts to process your voice or other instruments

- Stereo 1/8 in. line input to connect an MP3 player, laptop or tablet

- USB and MIDI ports

- 1/4" Line Output

- Included Power Supply

- Can operate on 6 D batteries

Specs

Overview Specs Warranties and Docs Customer Reviews

Specifications

- Number of Keys: 61

- Controllers:

-- Pitch Wheel

-- Modulation Wheel

- Assignable Controllers: Controllers; 4 Knobs

- Assignable Functions: MIDI Messages (CC, RPN, NRPN, Mono After touch, Poly After touch, Pitch, Tempo)

- Editing Controllers: 9 Sliders

- Display: LCD; 72x31 Dot Matrix + Patterns, with Back light and Contrast

- Tone Generator: Overview; Sound Generator Type; HPSS(Hybrid Processing Sound Source)

- Polyphony: 64

- Number of Parts: 16

- Total Number of Tones (Preset/User) : 620/310

- PCM, Melody, PCM Drum, Drawbar Organ, Hex Layer, Solo Synthesizer

- GM Compatible: Level 1

- Mixer: Yes

- Tuning: A4=415.5Hz - 440.0Hz - 465.9Hz (0.1Hz-Step)

- PCM Tones: Preset/User Tones; 400/100

- Tri-Element Stereo Piano: Yes

- Tones with User Wave: N/A

- Drum Kits (Preset/User) : 20/10

- Hex Layer: Number of Tones (Preset/User); 50/50

- Drawbar Organ: Number of Tones (Preset/User); 50/50

- Solo Synthesizer: Preset/User Tones; 100/100

- Maximum Polyphony: 1

- Oscillator Blocks: 6 (Synth 1/2, PCM1/2, Ext Input, Noise)

- Portamento: Yes

- Legato: Yes

- PWM: Yes

- External Input: Yes

- Pitch Shifter: Yes

- Noise Generator: Yes

- Non-Resonant Filter: Yes (6)

- Resonant Filter: Yes (1)

- Amplifier: Yes

- Oscillator Mixer: Yes

- LFO: Yes (2)

- Envelope Generators: Pitch, Amp, Filter, LFO

- Assignable Virtual Controllers: 8

- Effects: System Reverb; Preset Types; 10

- System Chorus: Preset Types; 5

- Limitations: System Chorus, DSP and Solo Synthesizer are mutually exclusive

- Master Effect: EQ; Editable 4 Band EQ

- DSP: Number of DSP Sets (Preset/User); 100/100

- PCM Tone Effect Categories: Compressor, Distortion, Enhancer, Wah, Auto Pan, Tremolo, Rotary, Phaser, Chorus, Reflection, Tempo Sync Delay , Ring Modulator, LoFi, 2-Module Multi

- Solo Synth DSP: Tempo Sync Delay, Distortion, Ring Modulator, Chorus, Flanger, Pan

- Algorithm Types: 46(Normal Tone DSP) 6(Solo Synthesizer DSP)

- DSP Lines: 1

- Audio Player: Storage Type; SD Card

- Number of Songs: 999

- Audio File Format: 42kHz Stereo

- Limitation: Audio Playing, Musical Playing(SMF, Step Sequencer) are mutually exclusive.

- Step Sequencer: Number of Tracks; Mono x 8, Poly x 1, Control x 4

- Number of Patterns / Step Sequence: 8

- Number of Step Sequencers (Preset/User) : 100/100

- Number of Chains (user) : 100

- Maximum Number of Steps: 16

- Key Play: Yes

- Other: Note Gate, Note Swing per Track

- Phrase Sequencer: Number of Phrases; 100/100

- Number of Tracks: 1

- Play Mode: Loop, Hold, Key Play

- Capacity: 8KBytes/Pgrase, 128KBytes/100 User Phrases

- Recordable Events: Note On/Off, Controller Operations

- Arpeggiator: Other; Phrase measure and note quantize, overdub

- Number of Patterns (Preset/User) : 100/100

- Data Types: Variation, Step

- Editing Function: Variation ; Parameter Edit

- Step: 16-Step Edit, Parameter Edit

- Performance: Number of Memories (Preset/User); 100/100

- Parameter Categories: Tone, Effect, Mixer, Controller, Sequence, Phrase, Arpeggio, MIDI

- Recall Parameter Filter: Yes

- Number of Keyboard Zones: 4

- Multifunction Key: Yes

- Transpose: Range; +/- 12

- Octave Shift: Range; +/- 3

- Tempo: Range; 30-255BPM

- Tap Tempo: Button/LED; Yes

- MIDI Clock: Transmit/Receive; Yes

- Storage: SDHC Card; Capacity; 2GB-32GB

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging

Shipping Weight: 19 lbs

Shipping Dimensions: 40 x 18 x 6 in 

I found this Keyboards to be very, very fun to play, a  lot of user things to tweak and play with it is a blast to tweak if you like that.

 

What else could you ask for in a workstation, esp at 700.00. The sound of the Yamaha I like best, and it is why it is the best for the price, I have read everywhere and all agree this is the number one musician reviewed workstation for the money, I agree with the rest. When I first heard it I loved the sound, amazing, the Casio's features and sound are right up there, so these are the two I recommend as your low cost, go to, gigging pro home studio keyboards that sound great and do it all.

These will allow you to make pro recordings for pennies on the dollar.

I Wanted To Give A Fuller Explanation Of The Free Song Evaluation Service And Why You Should Consider IT, What It Is, And What It Is Not

The free service is for the purpose of letting a pro listen to your song. Bogus places like Taxi and others, charge a fee for this, and what they say is short and harsh.

What do I do? I listen to your song first for any technical issues, mixing issues, mic placement, mastering, things of a producer-recording Engineer, and Mastering Engineer prospective.

I give details concerning this.

Is the song radio ready, meaning is it a good mix and master.

I do not give any critique on your style, your method, your sound, or what you did as an artists. Hat off to you for even getting a finished song recorded. I give encouragement in that area. I do not bash your song; I am an advocate for Independent Music Artist’s.

When I did A&R work, as most, I would listen to, and hope to find, a hit song, a great new talent. Most A&R execs. listen to 15 seconds of your song I kid you not, I always listened to the whole song. I still do. I can tell you if it would be considered a song you would want as a song that is a top song, not a B' side song, or a CD filler song. Some songs are great, others are good, and others are filler B' side songs.

It is rare to have a CD by any artist have all hit songs on any given project, so I tell you where I would place the song, if the song should be promoted, and if it is ready to be sold, posted, put on I-tunes, CD baby other places.

I give very, very, long and detailed emails. You will see. On the consultation service, FREE, I give long, long emails concerning your question as well.

When I was in the Seattle area and had Digital Goatee Productions, a full fledged production CO, and recording studio in my home, I would help many independent artists with giving fast answers to their questions. One man a person who owned a studio owner and not an artist, said to me, 'I no longer Google, I Dan”, I love that one, and it is true. I do the work, and give detailed answers to your questions. The first two consultations are free, after that they are low cost. It is a real need for many and something else you should consider.

Hope to hear from you soon.