digging the percussion. nice feel. unfortunately adding more horns won't make them sound better. might as well pony up some cash for better software instruments (LOL). .....welcome to the club.....

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Thanks for the advice. Not sure if I'm ready to spend more cash, I have three
kids in their late teens early twenties (college, cars.....ouch!).

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Thats quite a grand theme for a mouse,but a jolly one at that.You come up with some interesting melodies - and interesting titles.The rhthym (let me try that again).The rhythm is excellent - have you tried quantizing things at all? I quite like the human feel to the brass , though its sometimes interesting to do a quick quantize just to see what it sounds like as you can always undo it later,but as I say sometimes it takes away the humanfeel of the track.Best wishes,RG

Oh by the way - the piano chords in the middle were great and gave me flashbacks to a film called 'Rumblefish' with Matt Dillon - there was a soundtrack written by Stewart Copeland and it struck me as being an extremely original choice of chords,if you ever saw it you'd hear what i mean

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I am still learning on when to use the quantizing, this is an older piece and I don't recall doing a lot of quantizing. If I can pull it off, it is usually better to practice the part and record again.

I haven't seen Rumblefish but I listen to Stewart Copeland and others who influence my choices.

Thanks again for the helpful comment and especially for listening to this particular tune. I have a soft spot for the little guy:)

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