Great job. Very professional from every aspect....tracking, mixing, and mastering (was it mastered?). The song structure was simple but musically solid, as befits this genre'. The lyrics were very good and the vocal performance was excellent. This tune is pretty much "radio ready". I'd like to hear details on the production (pro studio, home or project studio, vocal mic, outboard gear and desk if home studio, etc.

thanks,

chas

Terry are you looking for a promoter/manager? I did discover you, remember?

Seriously, another awesome recording. Although my favorite is still "Release Me", this one is right up there with all of your recordings.

Thanks
Larry

Great song. Really like the song on your homepage as well (more I admit).

Are you using a Casio keyboard?

I would have thought that the climax at 1:45 could have had some more punch or bass? Maybe the piano or brass should be imitating the snares driving rhythm.

Thanks for sharing a great track,

Zalman

Terry nice Job, Great website.....!

When I hear your voice it reminds of another Irish singer I love...
Dominick Kirwan wonder if you heard of him? Tony Kenny is another favorite of mine too.....anyway keep up the great work I enjoyed it alot...
Video was very good also.
Happy Holiday!

Terry great job..BTW.. My high school buddy 's name was Terry Connolly....He was killed in Viet Nam...I guess that would make him an "Old soldier" now...

Unbelievable, Terry you look like you could be related to my old buddy, Terry...

One difference , my buddy had blue eyes....and he couldn't sing at all!!!

Many thanks for all the kind words.Don,yes that is me singing.Fran as a matter of fact I have blue eyes too,and Donny I am very Familiar with Dominic Kirwin.He records for Ritz records which is a company formally called release records in Ireland,of which I was either the first or second person to record for them.Tony Kenny and I go back to the sixties when we were both the frontmen for uor respective bands.To Rich I would like to post my version of Through the eyes of an Irishman,It was the title of my first Irish CD.Once again thank you all for your kind words,I have just come in from a gig and you have made my whole day.Terry
Scott the song was done on an Edirol sc8820 with cakewalk,for the backing. The sequence was recorded then to my Roland vs880 on which I also did the vocals.I did the mix in the vs880 and rendered to mp3 in Cool edit le. I have had a kork Pa80,a Yamaha 2000, but currently I have Fatar midi controller and a midjay.I do not play keyboards very well so the arranger function is godsend for me.I do quite a bit of acoustic material with my guitar, but for the most part I have to rely on good old midi.I have always been a vocalist primarily, and am in awe of some of the talent that is displayed on this forum.
I have actually been on the forum for a number of years.I had a different sign in name before the sight went down a while back and I had to re register.I have gotten some wonderful help from Synthzone and it's the first thing I read every time I turn the computer on. http://s62.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=3JA0B1SKAC4SP0JGY4XINM9I0C

Terry,

Just another great recording, although I don't think you need the extra echo (sustain). It seems your natural voice needs very little help.

I enjoy your songs very much. Keep 'em comming! (I'd make a good promoter/manager)

Have you signed the Synth Zone Frapper Map ?

Larry



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Terry.....I love the Dominic Kirwin song
"The Only Couple On the Floor" ......
I also use a Midjay w/KB controller which by the way sounds awesome, so I know excactly what you mean..
Thanx for sharing your work with us !!

I also use a Midjay w/KB controller which by the way sounds awesome,
Yes Donny,for years I thought that the roland /edirol modules were the only way to go for midi,but the Midjay sound engine is great.The Midjay sounds wonderful through my bose pas.The Edirol sc8820 is a fantastic module for it's small size and sound when used with a laptop.