Salut & bonne rentrée en musique 
Je reste disponible pour cours particuliers Paris & secteur la défense et Orléans, ou en ligne sinon sur le Kemper , le DAW et le home studio.
j'ai aussi lancé une nouvelle chaine YT entièrement en Français avec une émission régulière 100% guitare
Ah cool clean tones, I'm glad you like them , it allows more space in the compositions and feels great. The 2nd part came spot on.
I'd do more 'harmonizing' on the bass as it follows the main line , notes , a bit of counterpoint could be great.
Excellent music, I dig the genesis/prog vibe there & the complexity of layering , so rare nowadays in this whole idiocracy
Great synth sounds, especially the flutey one
Very cool track I like the layering and vintage vibe waraba
BayouTexan it's the only way to do anything well, doesn't everyone know this? Have you been playing your guitar with both hands or something?!?
Thx Per, that was hilarious , but yeah I try to play "in the pocket " 
But why hand in pocket on keys?
You just need one hand for this line, I should have a cigar on the other hand , but I don't smoke 
My latest track , a very quiet one
I started from a cool bass harmony
Yes both acoustic guitars & voice are much more difficult to record than electric ones 
I went on a series of experiences on my acoustic piezzo , I came with very good results after lots of experiments, I use a combination of NAM martin IR's ( free stuff) , the baldringer preamp of the kemper and some UAD post prod.
you can check it there on my video , but yes fresh strings are mandatory !
regarding the voice , it's complicated too and very dependent on your voice type , I use post prod UAD plugins & verbs for great results, while my vocal go thru the kemper , using a voice preamp preset as a voice input, great control.
2nd listen gave me a very rich impression
FYI your mix was a bit darker that I would expect , like the folk guitar ( on 'life') being not enough bright (Luna nylon guitar was spot on) . that might be my 55+ years old ears , I tend to do some very bright mixes in general,
and your voice may be more on the front to me (life) , I know it's hard to mix and like your own voice ( I use tons of post prod myself TBH) . But that may be just my own impressions , it's your mix.
Excellent work ! Super arrangements all over , that must have been a huge amount of work :p
I had a great experience listening to your album while working at home , my IT actions became epic
Very Jeff Beck with all these long bendy notes and the same singing drive tone, well done Mats, it could be a good movie theme also
Nice tone on the acoustics, is that the acc sim ? It's cool that you add some piano chords, and the mix is good to me , with a good space between the instruments, The lead line stands out well this way. Well done Larry , happy for you that you're making progress track after track like we all did in the past
Well , some modernism doesn't hurt , check these screenshots of the FX section and 'inspecting a model' screens :O
I gave a try to that free VST and honestly it's fantastic.
I reckon a good hardware platform with pro support is what you need for live use, no doubt.
Since A2 Came out, there is an impressive flow of VST solutions , with features I've been chasing for years.
That man has done an incredible amount of work regarding the sorting of the profiles, with inner analysis in nerd mode , really something :
it's basically a free stereo NAM amp with FX and much more , this is what a want for my KPA , a full VST with all the KPA & NAM ecosystem joined.
Practice is a good way to write songs, I agree with you
great phrasing & tone , great mid section breaks for a mood change
I came down with pneumonia
I wish you a quick & easy recover Per , Artists don't get Ill , they just experiment "mysterious disruptions in the creative process"
The strat sounds good to me , no pb for your metal style, and it should ease your work at the mix stage, a strat is a perfect tool for overdubs
Ah I missed this one, sounds really great on that intro & devt , I recognized the KPA verbs & delays.
That bass is solid and contrasts well to the other parts, well done !
Great stuff man ! nice backings too on these vocals, piano et good old RnR
Very nice! Has a touch of Marquis de Sade, Christoph, and Alain Chamfort!
Ah thx , I didn't really listened to theses french folks TBH, but their are part of the french 'variété' landscape I'm aimng for.
My first USA made guitar. I think it is well-earned. Love the color flop. I'm going to spend the whole day just looking at it before I fingerprint and sweat it all up. I'm like a kid getting his first little motorbike!
Super cool ! looking forward the outcome
