A ‘chillax chune’ feat. Nick Crosby on lead guitar…
Inward Bound
Sounds like you’ve reworked Antonin Dvorak’s 2nd movement of his 9th symphony (New World symphony)…and why not , Sting made quite a success of using tunes from the old (out of copywrite ) masters.
Nicely done as usual though the Guitar came in a bit loud…best, Kevin 
I had to go find the Dvorak tune you refer to Kevin… I recognised it immediately once I heard it. Quite a different melody I reckon… and not nearly as good as mine of course 
As for the ‘loud’ guitar… that’s the rule… the guests always get to be loudest 
Oh…ok
quality stuff as per usual ,i thought the guitar could have used a bit more light n shade (fish n chips)throughout the tune, it seems like it was on 11 all the way through and had the sound of an amp sim,i missed vibrato on the guitar also ,but still a nice piece and nice melodies .
“Goin’ home, Goin’ home”. On this side of the ocean, they actually taught school children a version of that Dvorak song! (So my parents told me). Dvorak’s impression of America. I don’t think he visited New Zealand, though. I agree with the earlier comments that the guitar is a bit too prominent, and this from a guitarist who thinks the guitar can never be too loud. Still, it’s a lovely piece, well arranged and mixed. Thanks for sharing it! I would really like to learn a few of your tricks about stereo.
Ok… I can see I’m out-voted. Guitar down -2dB with some added ‘fish n chips’ 
(Apparently the NZ accent makes it sound more like ‘fush and chups’ - but I don’t think so )
Nick is definitely a real amp guy. In fact he both builds and modifies them!
Thanks for the feedback
Hi Ian, maybe I’m doing something wrong, but I just tried to play it and there was only a left channel.
just tried to play it again and got no sound!
Odd. 
I just checked and it plays… BUT it’s MONO 
All fixed: Inward Bound | Ian Rushton
Yerp!! working now
Didn’t have the old to a/b, but guitar sounds good in the mix now.