JayYarbrough

I second the Izotope Ozone suggestion. It really is amazing. I used to use T-racks and thought it was the bomb, until I tried Ozone 5. Try the free demo and you will see.

Great info, thank you! Yeah, money's tight right now but I'll be getting them registered officially soon enough. I may post my lyrics to the song I'm recording now.., might be interesting to see what feedback they'll receive. Love your site, brother. I've always liked IP Board, but I digress. Thanks again.

I've been posting my lyrics on my personal website for years now and have recently unpublished them because they haven't been copy written through the USA copyright office. Of course I'm concerned about theft. In your opinion, is it enough to just include the copyright symbol and "All rights reserved" or should I leave them unpublished until I get them formally copy written?

Wanted to say a quick hello and introduce myself. My name is Jay Yarbrough, am a singer songwriter and have been making music all my life. Wrote my first song sometime back in the 70's and have written somewhere around 100+ various songs and diddies. I'm also a web designer and am active in the 3d virtual world community with my website Thumdar.com. Here's the thing ~ I'm 47 years old and NOTHING but composing and recording my songs interests me anymore. Truth is, I'm sick of everything else and have pretty much decided to throw caution to the wind and invest myself into my music 100%. After all, it's what I do best and we artists always hear "do what you love and the money will follow", right? Anyway, it's great to be here. This seems like a great forum and community. Hope everyone's having a great holiday season.