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ant I will download it, and if anyone else wishes, do so also, so you need lyrics and an ending right?

ok ant pick one of your songs and ask for help with lyrics or a lead solo or anything else and lets see how it flys

morenocoragem got a shorter handle? I did listen to several tracks not all the way just sampled a few and you have some very good ideas you are developing lots of potential for lyrics to compleat what you have started if you need any help with musicians we have a list of members under the topic "members willing to help" at the top of the forum page its kind of a gray color but we have some good musicians that would be willing to add to what you already have and we are also putting a song list together for a chordie cd set to raise money for worthwhile charities this will be a global effort so check out the list and if theres a possibility you can use any help with lyrics, lead solos, bass, keyboards vocals, or mixing just say the word nice songs and ideas you got there

Tony first your not stupid everyone including myself has had to deal with new equipment and it just takes time to understand the directions it has nothing to do with stupidity just inexperience ok, I would recomend buying a microphone there are some bargins for under $30.00 and im sure one of the members can provide you with more info on that, by battery powered it sounds like a condenser mic I would shy away from them they are to easy to break if not handled properly. Now regarding the line in function on your amp, unless your useing the amp as a speaker for your recorder or another device thats fine but if you want to send the sound of the amp to your recorder you need a LINE OUT which means the amp is sending a signal from your mic or guitar to the recorder or pc a LINE IN recieves a signal and your amp speaker is the sounding device, try this Plug your guitar into your boss input channel and adjust the sending volume so the little red light dosent stay on steady (about half open or less) arm the track (press record and press record on the 1st track ) do not press "play" till your ready to record once the input volume is level (not distorting) press zero and when your ready press "play" the counter should be moving and just play your guitar when done press "stop" and "zero" this brings it back to the beginning and press play to hear what you recorded,if you want to add another track arm the second track by pressing record on the track and record next to the play button when your ready to add another track press "play" and the 1st track will play as you add the second and the third and so forth after you need to pan each track to a separate location so they wont sound distorted and mumbled but as I said earlier I would seek advise on an inexpensive microphone one of the members is bound to have some link to one you can afford that will do the job for you and if you have any questions please ask anytime and good luck

Haley good to hear your willing to help, if you feel you can contribute lyrics to a project or anything please indicate which of these catagories you feel you can assist members in

Tony first let me wish you a happy new year, and I have several sure microphones they are dependable and will reproduce good quality sound reproduction if used correctly,most of the vocal effects in a boss go unused and an understanding of the importance of eq's to enhance your vocals could make your vocals stand out and sound better in addition to the use of panning tracks,effects like reverb,delay all add up to a better recording. A good quality microphone is desirable but unless you have the funds to purchase one you will have to make due with what you have, what you can try is send a mp3 of your vocal with a flat mix, no effects, set the eq's all to zero and the pan at zero to me or one of the producers listed on the topic "members willing to help" in this forum and let us tweak it and give you the results and information as to the settings used so you can do this for yourself in the future, you may be surprised at the results. If you use your amp you can go from your line out to your recorders mic or guitar input or use an adapter and go direct from your line out to your sound card on your computer the adapter is a 1/4 in female to a 1/8 in mono jack that plugs into your mic input in the back of your sound card you can get this adapter at radio shack for about $4.00 this adapter also enables you to go from your guitar to your computer direct bypassing both the amp and recorder to your music editing program (audacity reaper) if you need help with how to do this just ask

backwater its your money spend it any way you choose,myself I think I will stick with the voice I was born with and adding a few harmonies to enhance the song cant hurt, as far as what an audience will buy I think if there willing to shell out good money to listen to amatures singing with a karaoke machine they will accept you singing like neal diamond or whoever, after a few drinks of course

I have a digitech vocalist performer but its not a pedal it can give you 3 part harmony with one voice minor or major in any key plus you can mix and match the harmonies you want low or high or just plain 3rds or double your voice for effect with a little delay or reverb,mine is an older model but it still works great and it has a footswitch to turn the effects on or off when you want,im sure they have improved it somewhat condensing into a pedal instead of a square shaped 1 1/2 in high unit i think it cost me around $350.00 10 yrs ago

I like this message Phill and i am going to nominate it for the Chordie CD.s

riddler I like the song you and fatstrings did that I put a lead guitar part on I named it "Etherial Lullaby" if you have another name you would like to submit for it thats ok but I would like to include this on the CD's

Phill you old smoothie nice lyrics very romantic, looking forward to hearing it, when you get it uploaded let us know another nice one my welsh friend