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Hey recording people! Nice to be able to say hello to you all. Been a musician for about 26 years now. Been writing seriously for about fifteen of them. Got married, had kids, never took a shot... yadda, yadda, yadda, but I can't stop playing and writing. Play lead (and rhythm) guitar. Seems we always need to say both now, don't we? Play a mean acoustic as well. I play sax in another band, as well as blowing harp(harmonica), you know. Lol. Anyway, I figured it is time to put some or all of this music onto somne sort of wave or cd or mp3 so everyone can hear the songs that haunt my head in evryday life. I hava a Tascam DR-1 portable recorder. I also purchased a version of Sonar home studio 6/6xl. Having lots of problems( I was always playing while the tech guys made me sound good, so I didn't worry. Same thing about dancing too. I use lots of excuses for doin stuff I wasn't really built for, like dancing. LOL.
I also sing and sing very well. I need help, not just therapy, but help to get this thing up and going. Hope to meet all of you soon enough and lets make some music! Happy to be here. 
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06-26-2008, 07:01 PM
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 It's always nice to have an experienced musians joining! So what problems are you having with Sonar exactly? Brandon
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