Vocals sound great, and you show that the Harmonizer can sound quite good also! Unique style for the song ... makes for "something different"!

Nice job on the song . . .

-jim

That's one thing I enjoy about Christmas tunes, is hearing new arrangements of these classic songs. Lucky for us arranger keyboardist there are no shortage of great styles to make new and interesting arrangements like you so skillfully did!

Dave, your vocals were spot on, and pleasant to listen to, not cluttered with too much harmony that many over use.

I'm glad you found your Rhodes sound, I know you were concerned about that, and yea it's a great sound for sure.

The style was not what most would use, but I liked it too, not the same old Christmas genre we hear over and over, and yes now playing everywhere.

Where and When for the winery?

Larry, The Winery is the Crossing Vineyards in Washington Crossing PA.
https://www.crossingvineyards.com/
11/30/19
12/21/19
both shows are 1-5pm.
Thanks!

Thanks Randy! Like you, I'm a sax man. I think studying clarinet was the best thing I ever did to improve as a singer!

Thanks Paul!

Thanks Jim. The main vocal processor isn't awful, but the harmonizer is lacking in a few ways that make it less complementary to a more fluid singing style. You can definitely do a simple, Everly Bros type style with good results, but it'd be a nightmare to try Manhattan Transfer, or Four Freshman stuff. (and that's the sound I REALLY love!)

You're right Rich. Thanks!

Thanks Tracy. Like I said ... I intend to tame this beast! I can't make it a TC, but I can get everything I can out of it!

Back at ya, my friend! I wouldn't mind sounding like you either!