Single Cell Software

Wow! Thats twice as appreciated from an Asian dude. I really wanted it to sound authentic, but it's a lot more difficult than I realised. Still not done on part one. A few other bits to add, then it gets stripped back down for part two. I may be some time hehe

Cheers guys. I think the panning is a long strong delay. I panned some of the percussion but for the most part it's straight centre. But yeah, I've always been fascinated with stereo sound. I used to love recording in surround sound on cubase.

Well, I dont know about professional lol. I haven't used cubase for a long time. Last iteration I used was Cubase SX but life changes and you lose things. But really, the thing I miss most with Cubase was the wav manipulation possibilities. The fact that, if a vocal sample was slightly going out of sync, you could just select a little snippet and stretch or shrink it without affecting the rest of the sample, or the fact that you could zoom in on little parts and just eq that one little bit to bring it in line with the rest. I know there are workarounds on caustic, but it was a lot easier on cubase. Never really liked fruity loops or reason. Cubase just seemed to be a million miles acoustic rest. I used to use the Albino synth a lot and wish there was similar on caustic, but then remember, "dude, you're making this shit on you're f**king phone!!!!!)

Cheers buddy. Interesting to hear that caustic popped your synth cherry cos your stuff sound a lot more there than a lot of stuff. Ideally I'd like to have it as one long piece of three movements, as it were, that blend perfectly together and then also have the option to listen to part one, two and three individually too. I fear that I may have to do three completely different tracks though, due to slot constraints. Thanks to everyone for the positive feedback. It's always good, especially when you're facing The Wall and thinking of turning away from it

Totally ok dude. Song editor is a fantastic tool to get away a little from the loop style and can really make a difference. On your remix, I added a couple of low stings to the chords during the breakdown and it made such a difference. Works extremely well with vocals that are impossible to do in patterns.
How do you mean clipping dude?

Haha you love your emoticons dude. Sounds to me without hearing it like you need to work with the start and end points of the loop section. Because it's a sample, if the loop point isnt set very well you will hear the click when the loop section resets and if you're playing a chord you'll get it three times all playing at different speeds. Bloody hot here in Blighty too!!! We've had a crap summer so far lol,
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Wow!!!
Getting a well done from Sir Jason is like Brad Pitt sayin he wished he looked like me lol. Thanks dude, means a lot :-)