I had to post the beauty of this guitar RealTrack using nice Celtic progressions.
Simple is better sometimes. Can almost see this performer playing.

Title: GentleBreeze
Key=A , Tempo 110, Length (m:s)=1:51
4 bar intro, 30 bar chorus, from bar 5 to bar 34. Repeat x2 choruses

Style is _CELTWLZ.STY (SoloAc. CelticSlow Wltz )

1815:Guitar, Acoustic, Fingerpicking CelticSlowWaltz Ev Quinn Bachand

Finalized in RB.
Used folowing Plugins.
Single track, used Sonitus Reverb set to short and sweet.
PG Music Dynamics set to gain of 2 rest default.
Sonitus MultiBand set to Medium compression
Mstereo set to Full
Used K-meter.

http://www.mp3cloud.mobi/GentleBreeze.mp3

Edited this in....After the fact. Specific Video for this song.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdzZhgZO_Q0

Don't have a video completed, just wanted to share this with you folks.
Comments are OK, but mainly a nice style/RealTrack sharing.

Very nice Frank. Want to see the video.


Regards,

Bob

I don't think I have used that RT before -- might have to find a place for it. Sounds really good with the chord progression that you used.

Hi Frank,

it sounds good with the chord progression that you used.

Guenter

Simply beautiful Frank. I love that RT. So mellow, soothing, and easy to listen to.

Straight to my "Keeper Folder". Anxious to see the video.

Thanks for sharing this gem. An excellent example of "less is more!"

Going back for a "second heppin'"

Addendumb: My only suggestion, and this is a reversal for me, is, this should be longer, at least 3 minutes. Maybe a key change would go great but don't change that progression, that's beautiful.

Bob,

Glad you liked it, the RT and progression helped a great deal!
Video..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdzZhgZO_Q0 To specific song.
Signature usually carries most recent.

Thank you!

Kevin,

It is such a nice style with that RT. Also the the chord progressions
are very old.
Thanks.

Guenther,

Thank you for compliments, but the style, RT and yes proressions did work.

Don,

The progressions and style with the great RT defined this song.

You have a point on the length, trying to stay away from too much repetition.
Am working some amount of key change into new creations. My knowledge on
key changes, then returning back gracefully not too hot.

Glad you enjoyed!

Yep, that's a pretty awesome RealTrack.

Frank,

That is quite nice. And... it certainly is nice to see you (and your work) back here. It's been far too long. I always have enjoyed your work. It's worthy of being heard. You often do thing with BIAB that no one else is doing (or, at least showing us). Keep it up...

floyd

David,

Glad you agree on the Style/Track Quality. It was/is such great fun
to find a track like this and match it to its kind of music.

Thanks

Floyd,

You are very generous with your compliments. Instrumentals are nice, especially this style/track. However, you folks simply "Blow me Away" with your fantastic Vocals, and top of the line music presentations. Your music is right up there with lot of professional performers, and in many cases beyond.

The "tricks" with BIAB are a lot of fun to learn and use, but miles to go on this journey.
PG music creation ideas, and as we learn, their tools, help in so many ways to enhance the results.

Thank you!

I'm always amazed at how realistic these RTs actually are.

Nice chord sequence and well chosen effects.

Beautifully put together, Frank.

ROG.

+1 Really pretty Frank.

Rog,

I can never get over the quality of the RT sounds. They Rock!
Chord progression did help grease the skids, and the FX, bit more.
Thank you for your generous compliments.

Josie,

Love those Ditto's, Thank you!

This is a great example of why we should all sit down when we get the latest version of BIAB and listen through every single real track. Some of them (like this one) have such unique sounds that the RT alone can inspire a song

Nice job, and thanks for showcasing a very beautiful RT that is available to all of us

Hi Frank,

It's good to see your alter-ego pop up here in Users' Showcase again. He doesn't visit us nearly as often as he should!

What a wonderful sounding Realtrack. I haven't heard this one before and I even had to do a double-check to see that it was indeed a single Realtrack sound I was hearing.

I'm glad seeker found this one. I don't think I'd ever have stumbled across it.

Best wishes,
Noel