Do You Remember (Phil Collins)

Wow! Great job! thx so much! Shall I call you Lolo?

Btw, if we want to enter this for, "Collab of the Year, "we'l need a video. Your decision

@stubass: Please do... everyone does :)

@LoLo : OK!

Cbien: Seb, whenever you're ready --thx

I'll delete it from drafts now and you can republish. That's do it.

@Bob : I did that but still plays

Oh, ok, it's not there. Just republish. It should disappear.

@Bob : it might be playing it from your browser's cache.

@Bob : Still there

@stubass: well I don't know what to tell you. I listen to every track individually and studio and also in drafts and it's not there on any of those tracks. It's an artifact stuck somewhere in The ether. I had this happen once before and all I needed to do was to delete a track from drafts. I've never had it last afterwards. It's a ghost. I'm sure it'll resolve with another publish or two. What did Dennis say?

@Bob : Thx, Bob. dennisski: Please advise --TIA

@stubass: I am a bit confused. I am not sure what you are saying I looked at this and I SEE no other track from bob. But you say it is still there. I assume now you are saying you hear the track? when something like this happens (hear it but don't see it,), it usually means you did not apply daw settings before publishing. So I am doing that right now. The other option is to publish from studio.

@stubass: Please check now

@admin: Good now! Thx!

@stubass: This is why I always publish from Studio. It's very easy to introduce errors from DAW when you're doing something like this. You must have accidentally left out the *apply" step and published directly from DAW, then you deleted the track. When you went back to republish from DAW, the audio track was still embedded because only a publish from Studio rewrites the master DAW page. Am I right Dennis?

Thx for trying :-)

I turned down the backing track a little to check the overall sound balance. I’ve checked it, so feel free to adjust it however you like.

I think you covered all of them. Thank you so much!