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    Posted: February 19 2012 at 18:45
I have my drum set miked and ProTools. Plus guitar and bass and keyboards. Let's collab and make music.

Note for inexperienced: the Music does not necessarily have to be good in any way.

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This is not like a serious thing or anything, but if you play an instrument and have the ability to record, I'd love to just have fun with things.Beer
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Any particular style of thing you are looking for?

I'm generally too lazy to come up with stuff, but if you give me something I could play it (say, a chord progression or whatever)

Failing that I will just make a lot of racket with no structure whatsoever


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Points: 28057 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 19 2012 at 19:02
I'm fine with doing whatever. Free form might be interesting....wouldn't really feel inclined to edit and it would be about as organic as online recording can be.

Just do whatever you want and send it along. I'll add in bits and see what happens.
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How's Russian Tea Cakes doing? Wink
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Could be fun, but whenever I attempt to record my improv it kind of falls flat. Embarrassed
What I could contribute are electric guitar effects doodling, synth doodling, acoustic guitar doodling, and recently I've done some decent percussion on a sequencer doodling.
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I can play banjo and Appalachian dulcimer. 

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I'm actually just started a little EP length project of post-metal with jazz inclinations...I might post the first sketch later today.
 
If one of you percussion type people would like to record a 3-4 minute rhythm bed based on an emotion. (I already did "Rage"), I would then use that and build from there.
 
Ideas are "Shame / Regret," "Lust," "Empathy"
 
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I don't have any professional recording equipment... but, keeping in mind that "the Music does not necessarily have to be good in any way", I can contribute some poorly recorded distorted piano (yep... Mike Oldfield style!) noodling (I taught myself to improvise).
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I can play clarinet and record it with my iPhone.
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Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

How's Russian Tea Cakes doing? Wink
We could build on that stuff if someone still has it. Although I remember the track titles being infinitely better than the music. LOL
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I don't play any instrument but I can deliver the vocals. Tongue
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Alright I posted my sketch if anyone is interested in this kind of work...


Yes same one as the other thread.


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Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

Alright I posted my sketch if anyone is interested in this kind of work...


Yes same one as the other thread.

Yup yup yup. Very interested. I dunno if you'll be satisfied with my interpretation, but if you could forward me that track in its highest fidelity with some composition notes for percussion, I'd be happy to track some stuff. Probably only drums set now, though. My Kontakt is all wonky and I don't know how to fix it yet.
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I'd play you a little acoustic lo-fi diddy but I have no recording equipment.
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I could do a remix of it.
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If I don't get around to getting you anything quick enough, steal, err borrow from this:
http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=79281&KW=slartibartfast
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This is a bluesier sketch, a little more straightforward. Needs drums and maybe a lead element. Excuse the indulgent tapping cadenza in the bridge position. Big smile
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Points: 16952 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 21 2012 at 20:58
Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

This is a bluesier sketch, a little more straightforward. Needs drums and maybe a lead element. Excuse the indulgent tapping cadenza in the bridge position. Big smile


Great stuff!

:45 is probably my favorite part!
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Points: 6456 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2012 at 13:40
Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

This is a bluesier sketch, a little more straightforward. Needs drums and maybe a lead element. Excuse the indulgent tapping cadenza in the bridge position. Big smile


I could perhaps try laying some drums on this when I'm done with my own stuff.
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Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

This is a bluesier sketch, a little more straightforward. Needs drums and maybe a lead element. Excuse the indulgent tapping cadenza in the bridge position. Big smile


I could perhaps try laying some drums on this when I'm done with my own stuff.
 
That would be very cool. I'm putting in a little Steve Hackett-y volume pedal lead over this right now, and then I'll leave it be for awhile and move on. This project is meant to be encapsulated and not over-thought. I used to do these kinds of things all the time but I ended up getting obsessed with fixing things and fine tuning and end up losing my fire for the process.
 
I'll simply replace the mp3 online when I finish the lead part, hopefully in the next few days. Then on to the next one.
 
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