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I know it's an Omnisphere factory stack, with no changes to the patch. I usually modify the sounds to make them unique, but when inspiration hits, I take it. Just going for a groove on this one, with happy happy joy joy sentiment. I know it's verse....verse. What no chorus? Not sure if this would fit any listings I've seen. Just think The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows. I'm not saying it's anywhere near that level of song but it's a similar approach....except I change keys. I used 5 instances of Omnisphere, RMX, Trilogy, Guitar through the VG-99, Guitar Rig 3, and Waves plug-ins. http://www.gwg62.com/albums/liquidpavem ... Fire.mp3or http://www.gwg62.com/liquidpavement.html Song#9. This should stream.Here are the lyrics:http://www.gwg62.com/lyrics/Lyrics_Dancing_Fire.pdfI look forward to reading some critiques, and seeing some friendly faces at the Rally.

Geoff,I really enjoyed the listen. Good stuff from beginning to end. This ought to find a home somewhere. I happen to really like "Tomorrow Never Knows". Isn't it amazing that the Beatles are still influencing music today?Cameron

Thanks Cameron. I still blast the stereo when TNK comes on....one of my favorites. Do you think they'll ever remaster the Beatles catalog?

Hi - good track. Nice ambience. when then vocals come in there's a bass (guitar) sound that sounds a bit fuzzy to me, it kinda sounds like artifacts in the vocal line to start with. the rest of the track is so clean & clear I wonder about that buzzy bass g effect... which might work fine in industrial but seems a little out of place in an ambient track like this. Liked the lead guitar solo! cheersHummin'bird

Oct 25, 2008, 1:28pm, geoffrey wrote:I know it's an Omnisphere factory stack, with no changes to the patch. I usually modify the sounds to make them unique, but when inspiration hits, I take it.Hey, by all means, do yo thang. I ain't mad atcha'! Sounds COOL Geoff! Nice drum work too! Dang, I gotta get my Omnisphere working. I had it working at one point, and I did somethin' wrong and Sonar asked me if I wanted to delete somethin' because a window kept poppin' up and wouldn't go away, and finally I told Sonar to delete whatever it was, and now when I try and load it into Sonar I get: CANNOT OPEN MULTI C:\Program Files\Spectrasonics\STEAM\Omnisphere/Defaults/Default MLT_OMN.May hafta' re-install again, which I haven't felt like doing, considering how long it took the first time. Oh well, anyway, sounds GOOD!I-468

Thanks for listening Vikki.I think you're right about the distorted guitar behind the vocals. I'm going to take that out.Glad you liked the lead too.Thanks I-468 for listening. Love those Stylus drums!I wonder if you have to re-install the library with Omnisphere. Maybe just the plug-in part. Also check and make sure there is a shortcut to SAGE and STEAM in the C:\Program Files\Spectrasonics directory. I had to manually add mine for Omnisphere to work.

GEOFFREY.....Your Commin 2 your own Dude.... Very good use of sounds...very cool Vibe.. Nice ambience ..love the drum and percussion ...Very tight....Very effective....VERY GOOD!!! JAY...

Thanks Jay. The drums are from the Retro Funk pack. Love those beats. I'm waiting for the Addictive Drums to arrive....50% off at Musicians Friend. Backordered of course.

Oct 28, 2008, 1:18pm, geoffrey wrote: Also check and make sure there is a shortcut to SAGE and STEAM in the C:\Program Files\Spectrasonics directory. I had to manually add mine for Omnisphere to work.Thanks Geoff! That bit of information actually helped! I think what had happened was, when I installed Omnisphere, it placed a Spectrasonics folder (with the STEAM folder) inside of the C:\Program Files\Spectrasonics directory. Soon as I moved the STEAM folder in the directory with the rest of the other folders, then it was able to show up, and I didn't get that message anymore. Now I just delete the extra Spectrasonics folder, as it's not needed anymore. Good deal! Wasn't sure what the heck was goin' on there. Thanks alot!I-468

Great stuff. I too love the guitar. Very nice....Jim