Hi all. I listed this song in 2016. This is remixed in Studio One with some added vocals at the end. All comments welcome.

Sorry

Sorry
Your the one to break my heart.
There's nothing I can do.
You are the one to break my heart and make me feel so blue.

Now's the time to say I'm sorry and start things all a new.
I hope you find it in your heart oh please say you do.

I don't want to be alone and go on with out you.
I just wanna to start all over I hope that you do too


Now's the time to say I'm sorry and start things all a new.
I hope you find it in your heart oh please say you do.

Your the one to break my heart.
There's nothing I can do.
You are the one to break my heart and make me feel so blue.

****** Song Summary *************
Title: Im Sorry
File:Im Sorry.MGU
Key=E , Tempo 140, Length (m:s)=1:54
2 bar intro, 61 bar chorus, from bar 3 to bar 63. Repeat x1 chorus
Melody has 223 notes, Melody harmony is Rock Organ 8va(121)
No Soloist track.
Song is saved with Volume, Pan, Reverb, Chorus, Bank0,
Style is _PS60POP.STY (Pedal Steel 60s Pop)

RealTracks in style: ~683:Bass, Electric, PopHalfNotesPush Ev 120
RealTracks in style: ~2495:Piano, Electric, HeldChords 120
RealTracks in style: ~1020:Guitar, Electric, Strumming DirtyBarre Ev 120
RealTracks in style: 2541:Pedal Steel, Background ModernPopCountry Ev 110
RealDrums in style: PopCalypso^1-a:Snare, Closed HiHat , b:Snare, Ride

Rob,

The mix sounds really good - everything right where it needs to be.

Nice.

Cool ending.

fj

Really nice work here! I never listened to the original, but I thoroughly enjoyed this one. It is very reminiscent of the early 60's to me. The harmonies are on point here, and the vocal delivery is really strong. This is the kind of tune I can imagine sounding amazing live.

Great job and thanks for sharing

Cool retro, I love it. A good mix also.

John

This song has such a lovely old timey vibe to it! The vocals match the feel of the song really well. Very well done.

I liked this one a lot - it's not a heavyweight song, but it certainly delivers upbeat, sugary goodness!

Good ending. Good start and middle, too.

Rob,

I agree with floyd. Everything sits together so very comfortably and confidently that I can't imagine how to make this sound better than it is. Your singing, the arrangement and mix, and the production really sparkle in my headphones this morning.

Totally enjoyed it!

All the best,
Noel

Really loved the throwback to the classic rock sound Rob4580! Great chord progression and instrumentation. Well done!

Love this tune. Took me back to my teenage years. Dancing to records at the local community centre. Carefree days. Well done

Hello Floyd. Thanks for listening and commenting. Rob

Hello Deryk. Thank you for your support. Rob

Yeah,

This is a great mix. As Floyd said, everything is right in place.

I really enjoyed this!

Thanks for listening John.Rob

Many thanks Ember. Rob

What I liked about this: the precision of words/syllables to notes in the melody--nothing extraneous, each note/word right where it needed to be.
It's interesting to me that you chose a RealDrum set that is designated as "PopCalypso"..I never would have guessed that--good choice.
And loved your vocal track on this; overall a real winner!!

Hi David. I live for sugary goodness Thanks for commenting.Rob

Hello, Rob

Feelings in the late 1950s are properly expressed.
I entirely agree with Noel.
Everything sits together so very comfortably and confidently that I can't imagine how to make this sound better than it is.
Your singing, the arrangement and mix, and the production really sparkle in front of my main speakers now.

Best regards.

Shigeki Adachi

Rob

Sounds excellent and has your usual top notch vocal and sense of melody.

Peter

Terrific. The soundstage is excellent on our monitors.

And, as floyd said about the ending...cool!

Tano's remarks regarding your write/vocal are interesting. The more we think about it the more that it seems to describe your compositions in general. And that is good...very good.

We enjoyed it!

J&B

Many thanks Joe. Rob

Thanks Scott. I miss those carefree days as well. Rob