RockinRobin

Nice mix Mike.your horns make a great sound. My house would go crazy if I attempt to blow Cissy Strut. So I’ll stick to Sam Cooke.

Great job Rick. I have some Sam Cooke I’ll be working on

Good one Rick

Nice one Rick

Sounds great. I use a King mpc and the rovner versa lig
William

Thanks James.
Yep. I do set it for two beats a measure. Your comment was reassuring
William

Great job.
William

Great sound. great blues. You knocked out a sight. Your style is one I’ll try copy. Great job And merry Christmas cause Santa is back in town
William

Good tip James.I was having a problem going from the D.S. to the signal and continuing so I’ll go over those sections and trying to keep up with the backing track

Well done. The best
William

Mike
I remember back in the years not knowing about baffles etc I showed up in Jazz Camp with a T-95 mouthpiece. The band leader who was head of Jazz studies at Webster college in St Louis almost kicked me out of the band
William

Mike, You do have a nice buzz on that horn. how do you do it?
William

Thanks James. You are welcome to it. I played it in A major on the guitar. A major is for the Bb sax. So if I ever record it with my sax I’ll blow it in A major. The original published key is G major
William

Apple just informed me that any tune is not available for my mac
William

Apple just told me that anytune is not available for my computer
William

Hi James
I’m looking at the link you sent,Anytune and Anytune Pro. I have a mac computer with garageband. I record on garageband. My set up is this: horn blows into my Microphone. Sound goes into my preamp on to my Audient interface into my computes’s garageband. (GarageBand looks like a simple Logic Pro). How does Anytune fit in? My Mac…[Read more]

Thanks James
I do have some swing songs. On my music stand is a swing jazzy “Sweet Georgia Brown”. Quarter Note=176. Backing track is 176 BPM. Too fast for me so I can’t use the backing track. I’ll play it with no backing track
William