In case anyone wants a copy of our fine Mentor's work to listen to. I put the audio capture up during the playback final listen thru.

Let's share and compare - any comments/thoughts appreciated :) I enjoy these challenges, as it really forces committing to choices I mak e. It was a little tricky this time, since the arrangement was so sparse, but this is how mine came out.

If you have new music you want to share to get some exposure, post it below! If you want feedback or have a specific conversation about the song, you can do a dedicated post. But if you just want to share something you've release to help get streams, post it below (and make sure you stream other peoples music too!)

Heads Up: Schedule Change This Week + New Weekly Time Quick heads up, gotta cancel this week's sound design and plugin breakdown call. Personal stuff keeps coming up at this time that I can't move. Sorry for the short notice. Good news, I'm gonna use this as the moment to fix something that's been on my mind for a while. Our time slot has been too late for a lot of you, especially anyone in different time zones. So starting next week, the call permanently moves to Thursdays at 12pm EST (noon). That puts it midday for most of you, way easier to jump on live, ask questions, and cook with the group. Thanks for being patient. Catch you next Thursday at noon for the breakdown

I use Logic Pro, Lets say I just finished recording a song. I have mono tracks for bass and each drum and vocal, But I also have stereo tracks for guitar and keyboards. What is the best way to export these out for another person to mix. How many bars should I put before the click track begins, Should there be any empty space before the click begins? What about bit rate and 44.1hz. vs 48 hz. If I bounce each track seperatley it makes the mono tracks stereo - is that a problem? Should I export instead of bounce? what about loudness of each track - should they all be at some certain loudness? many times I do a level mix then bounce the tracks so they are close to the volume they will be in the track? What else should I be thinking of? If I have effects on a track I usually send a wet track and a dry track. Then I also send a demo mix. Konfused in Kansas.