My CD got a decent review from Sea Of Tranquility.

Reviews are predisposed to preferance IMO. But the review wasn't bad, so what are ya' gonna' do??? This wasn't a Prog/Fusion/Metal album that SOT is used to hearing. The Album was recorded with a Triaxis!

Check out the Shades Of The Day review on Sea Of Tranquility.

Good going! That must have taken a lot of dedication to do the entire album yourself. I checked out your site ("fear the mullet" - indeed!). I think my favorite clip is from "Quest for the Astral Plane." I wish it was a longer clip.

The Album was recorded with a Triaxis!

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Which Triaxis mode(s) do you favor?

Here it is then, Quest For The Astral PLane. The whole thing. Let me know how you like it.

On this record, I used every mode except Lead 1 Green, and Yellow.

I used the Lead 2 modes for all distortion leads, prefering LD 2 Green above all.

Thanks for the entire clip, Mick. Sorry it took me so long to get back.

Even though the style is not my usual taste, I liked it. Very topographical dynamics, with breaks opening up like a mountain lake: quite refreshing to dip into.

I think that if I'd have to strip my Triaxis down to one mode, it'd be the Lead 2 Green as well: it cleans up sweetly, and sings like a relentlessly compelling siren. Fortunately, I don't have be limited, and I find that I love almost all modes: NOS retubing really opened up lots of possiblities to me. Recently, I've been delving into super-saturated Lead 1 Yellow sounds for impressionistic washes, for instance. There's so much to discover in the Triaxis.

Anyway, I'm glad you shared the clip. Good luck to you!