Col,

You and TonyM might enjoy visiting www.psrtutorial.com as well. Lots of good information there, lots of songs posted as well. Check it out.

Gary

BTW: Good job on the song.

Cheers Gary, will have look.

Col

For me, possibly the best song in the history of music! FWIW, I like your style and sound. However, I would not have started out with vocal harmony and would use it sparingly. Especially on that song; it would come across much more powerfully with a lone voice. In fact, I'd experiment with no vocal harmony at all. Good job!

Hi Bill

Lucky I recorded the voices separately, I mixed it with harmony becuase the other half prefers it (She who must be obeyed)

Lots of Harmony: https://www.box.com/s/paiq84beigakmom9h34t

No Harnony: https://www.box.com/s/c889ms65qa6g9od4xs6f

Bits of harmony: https://www.box.com/s/qhbu8b89xpwwzcym2mz6

Take your pick LOL

Regards: Col

PS: Just for laugh this is a rough take of one I'm working on

https://www.box.com/s/7gjeo90iyze8vusg8r38

Don't know about heavy it Ain't Easy LOL
Ran out of steam halway through the old lungs ain't what the used to be.

PPS: Can't take the harmony out of this one HA HA

Col ... on Imagine, I'd go with the 'bits' ...

On 'Lady is A Tramp', first let me say I like my 'Swing' tunes to have more swing to them this - to ME - was more like a ballad ... also, I didn't notice any change in the variation, which would help ...
JMHO ...

Tony: I'll try it with a different style etc

Watch this space

Col

Hi Saswick- what a great song. One day I'll to learn it too. I'd like it best without vocal harmony too. anyways, I enjoyed it, and thanks for posting.

Col I like the "Jazz Club" at about 136 bpm ...
JMHO ...

Hi Tony specially for you, how's this for service, recorded, mixed and posted with the Jazz Club style.

https://www.box.com/s/sieoxtuxkcokseemwb5f

Sorry I muffed the words at the end, hope you like it anytway.

Col

There you go !!! ... that's SWINGING, baby ...