Collaborative music project ?

This is good stuff!

Sounds like song #4  (as you probably know we already have 3 embryonic song ideas on bandlab)

I like the drum recording, nice open jazzy feel.

Im Game!

 

You can email me the drums as a wav. file because I use NCH Mixpad.  Or send them as working files 

(I might be able to open em.)

It would be nice if you could make a separate Wav. for your drum tracks, and a separate wav. for your layered music.  Just the two.      

 If you send the whole mix as a wav. I can work with it too, but there is not a whole lot of room left.

I spied a little magic in your style at 3:00 to 3:35 or so, Maybe I could expound on that nice riffing there.

It would be fun.

New to this thread. Was active here many years ago and just came back!

Looking to collaborate in some way.

[email protected]   My Name is Rick.

If people record some bits, I can arrange things

I heard the synth part on Dreams of eastern snow and combined with the guitar I think it sounds a lot more like Space Rock. Il see if I can record some drums for it over the weekend.

Re: song #3

I think an organ in Niacin style would fit well, but I'm not sure to be skilled enough for a thing like that. I'm not a keyboardist. In case I'm brave enough t attempt, or anybody else comes in, I suggest making your guitar and drums tracks a bit longer. I'd wait some bars before the organ enters.

I see no other mates are joining the first two tracks. No more volunteers? I'm avoiding adding other stuff to the first two tracks in order to let to others enough room to add their ideas.

Frets N Worries wrote: ^Shhhhh that's definitely not where I got that from

All 3 are at a pretty embryonic stage, and I personally feel it would be nice to get an idea of structure for each, as in: how's it going to run start-to-finish? What other musical elements may be needed?

I was hoping to have a look at all three from that point of view, and I think at the moment I could contribute to all three in that sense.

But after that... I'd say yeah: one song at a time is a good plan!

I have no problems in "working in parallel". My original idea was to put no more than one track each on each song, but why putting limits to creativity? I think we can do multiple tracks at a time. Instead, I'm thinking about driving the process. I suggest that the author of the initial track has the right to cut/paste/delete/modify what comes. Changes can be discussed, but this is part of the normal process of composing when in a band. An idea can be accepted or rejected, or accepted in part.

Let's see what happens. 

P.S: - may I have an invite to song #3?