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Shine On!
This track started out as a Suraya chant by Alex Kelly (Atoms for Infants). I added some percussion courtesy of Drumjam, some synth and my guitar (Jamup Pro for lead and acoustic sounds). Alex added some more synths and Guy Mauseth (Rude Duke/Dun Aengus) added bass guitar.
A glitch in the export of my guitar from Cubasis meant that the solo seemed a little ahead of the beat in places in the original mix so I fixed that and retuned to 432Hz to make it even more relaxed 
All recorded and mixed on iPad Air 2 iOS 8!
Comments
Like the little pick-up of speed at 2.39, s'funny how the smallest things can give shape to the foregoing ("OK, here comes the out....").
Also found it interesting what a difference voices in the mix, even with words that may be meaningless to the listener, make to the overall texture/level of interest (might just be me).
General feeling/impression of a chill parallel universe Floyd variant played on a Tasmanian beach with a hint of Wimoweh flavoring.
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!!!
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Very chilled vibe. I really like the mix of instrumentation you've used for it.
Sounds like a bit of Dire Straits in there.
Very comforting. Lots of songs over the years about coming home; this one makes me feel like I'm already there. Everything sounds great.