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  1. August 5th, 2008, 07:16 PM #1
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    Another example of what a guy can do without the benefit of scale knowledge. I liken it to a Stevie Nicks vocal - you know,,,the ones with only three notes?? Hopefully, I will learn some new notes to add a little more definition.

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    Very nice recording Steve. I may have mentioned this before, but you do a really great job of separation in your mix :

    Well done!
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    very nice steve...

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    Hey Steve,
    Very nice man, very smooth sound you got there too,

    Well done man,
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    I like it, open sounding, lots of "air" to it. I especially love your lead tone on it. Thanks for posting!
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    Nicely done Steve. Not overplayed, great tones, easy to digest.:

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