On Sun, December 16, 2012 5:00 am, Garry Ogle wrote: I love it. I happen to really like the mood anyway, but I also like the different tones of guitar. The only thing I would add is a bit of space to the bass so that it fits with everything else. I am not sure what to suggest :) cabinet emulation with a bit of some room I think. Just enough to move it a bit back in the mix, not enough to muddy it. I'm a bass player mostly right now, so maybe over picky. I like just as is enough to listen to it more than once though... It will go in with my collection. Good stuff. Len -- Len Ovens www.OvenWerks.net

Hello Garry! It's good, that yo stopped holding out on us. This is very lovely. My ears pick up a lot of 70s Genesis in a rather 80s mix. I'm not very particular to the sound, although I couldn't say, that it's bad mixed or anything. Just a preference. Yet the music itself is beautiful, reminiscent of those good old days, that I was never allowed to see for myself. What sounds did you use? The drumkit sounds like a real one somehow. At least, it's not a sample, that I have come across before, Ithink. :-) the guitars remind me of the early free music, tht I heard back in the early 2000s. That's not a bad thing, just a special taste, a special sound. I hope, that you will continue gi9ving us more. Perhaps in time, you'll break the barrier down to prog rock, in the way, that songs will have more ideas put in one piece. :-) Kindly yours Julien ---------------------------------------- http://juliencoder.de/nama/music.html

On 12/16/12, Garry Ogle <garry.ogle(a)talktalk.net> wrote: Great stuff! Hah, the intro to Nunataq REALLY reminds of the SNES Zelda (a link to the past it's called, I think). It's in one of the castles that this sort of arpeggio is heard, with a very similar timbre. I haven't played that in a while! Thanks for sharing!