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 Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 3:56 pm
...if anyone would like to do a full song for a collab. Like, writers, singers, guitarists, people who could mix it, etc. I can sing, I have a microphone for that and I can record MP3's and junk. If anybody's interested, reply! I need something to do.
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 4:11 pm
I'd love to! It's the sort of thing the guild was started for. I write, mostly, but I sing as well.
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 5:49 pm
Sweet! Maybe we could do some sort of crazy duet.
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 7:46 pm
Or do harmonies-- What's your style??
And general location, if you don't mind xD. Mine's in Virginia, USA
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Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2007 3:35 pm
I might be interested, but it depends. I'm going to be busy for the rest of the month. I personally like the idea of collaborative projects across mediums (like music and film, or music and dance or theatre, etc). I write music, I can sing and play piano, and I can edit film. I have Final Cut Express for film editing. I also have Logic Express for music editing (with the capability of editing it to film), and an extended library of orchestral sounds so that if I write for an orchestral setting, they actually sound like real instruments (with the exception of trumpets... according to my prof, there has yet to be a library that perfects the sound of a trumpet... but I don't think it sounds too synthy...). Anyways, just an idea.
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Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 7:06 pm
Lynor Eclipse I might be interested, but it depends. I'm going to be busy for the rest of the month. I personally like the idea of collaborative projects across mediums (like music and film, or music and dance or theatre, etc). I write music, I can sing and play piano, and I can edit film. I have Final Cut Express for film editing. I also have Logic Express for music editing (with the capability of editing it to film), and an extended library of orchestral sounds so that if I write for an orchestral setting, they actually sound like real instruments (with the exception of trumpets... according to my prof, there has yet to be a library that perfects the sound of a trumpet... but I don't think it sounds too synthy...). Anyways, just an idea.
If you could write some sort of accompaniment when the vocal-melody thing is done, that would be just sweet! ^^
@Sworn: Yes harmonies! Whole chord harmonies - love those. <3
I do any style - rock, jazz, pop, R&B, etc. I live in British Columbia, Canada.
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 5:49 am
Asemo ...if anyone would like to do a full song for a collab. Like, writers, singers, guitarists, people who could mix it, etc. I can sing, I have a microphone for that and I can record MP3's and junk. If anybody's interested, reply! I need something to do. i can sing/scream and play piano/keyboards, i write my own lyrics and melodies
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 1:09 pm
Asemo I live in British Columbia, Canada. Cool. I do too... sort of. And Ontario. Recently, I've been spending more time in BC, though officially I'm a resident of Ontario. I was just thinking of those songs that mix rock and classical music; like having drums, electric guitar, etc, with violins, clarinets, horns, etc, and sometimes choir. I find them to be very interesting musically, but also quite enjoyable. If we were to do something like this, I could do the "classical" side. It would have to be carefully mixed. Vocal melody written first, then the first third or so written for the "rock side". Then the classical side written for that first third. After that, maybe decide on whether or not there'll be any sort of musical bridge that would have classical step forward, or perhaps classical playing as background (instead of drums) to the electric guitar, or something like that. Eh, I dunno. This is just a suggestion of a direction we can take this. The instruments I'm weakest at writing are guitar and drums. I can write fairly well all other western instruments (strings, winds, brasses, and keyboards... plus choir... oh, but not accordian).
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Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2007 9:49 pm
Lynor Eclipse Asemo I live in British Columbia, Canada. Cool. I do too... sort of. And Ontario. Recently, I've been spending more time in BC, though officially I'm a resident of Ontario. I was just thinking of those songs that mix rock and classical music; like having drums, electric guitar, etc, with violins, clarinets, horns, etc, and sometimes choir. I find them to be very interesting musically, but also quite enjoyable. If we were to do something like this, I could do the "classical" side. It would have to be carefully mixed. Vocal melody written first, then the first third or so written for the "rock side". Then the classical side written for that first third. After that, maybe decide on whether or not there'll be any sort of musical bridge that would have classical step forward, or perhaps classical playing as background (instead of drums) to the electric guitar, or something like that. Eh, I dunno. This is just a suggestion of a direction we can take this. The instruments I'm weakest at writing are guitar and drums. I can write fairly well all other western instruments (strings, winds, brasses, and keyboards... plus choir... oh, but not accordian).
Oh - Just out of curiosity - What part of BC?
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Posted: Wed Jun 20, 2007 1:12 pm
UBC... I mean, Vancouver. Heh, it's like I never leave campus... (well, that's not completely true, I did yesterday! ...to get a cinnamon bun... oh, and go to my chiro appointment).
Well, if we're going to do a project like what I suggested, we'll need to figure out who's doing what. And we'll need someone to coordinate it... I don't really want to be a coordinator, my organizational skills aren't the best. I like coming up with ideas to pass off to others to do. Anyways, we'll probably need the following (after getting someone to keep it all organized):
-lyricist
-singer and vocal melody composer
-guitarist
-drummer
-bass guitarist
-composer for guitar and drums and bass (may or may not be the same as the player for the instrument)
-composer for classical background music (moi, and I'll also do the recording. It'll be midi, but as I said before, I have an extended electronic library of sounds for orchestral instruments, so it should sound good).
-someone to mix it all together (I can do that too, if you want)
-somewhere to post the music online (I have no idea how to do this)
-anything else? Am I forgetting something in terms of the 'rock' side of things? Maybe a second vocalist for harmonies?
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Posted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 11:06 am
Lynor Eclipse UBC... I mean, Vancouver. Heh, it's like I never leave campus... (well, that's not completely true, I did yesterday! ...to get a cinnamon bun... oh, and go to my chiro appointment). Well, if we're going to do a project like what I suggested, we'll need to figure out who's doing what. And we'll need someone to coordinate it... I don't really want to be a coordinator, my organizational skills aren't the best. I like coming up with ideas to pass off to others to do. Anyways, we'll probably need the following (after getting someone to keep it all organized): -lyricist -singer and vocal melody composer -guitarist -drummer -bass guitarist -composer for guitar and drums and bass (may or may not be the same as the player for the instrument) -composer for classical background music (moi, and I'll also do the recording. It'll be midi, but as I said before, I have an extended electronic library of sounds for orchestral instruments, so it should sound good). -someone to mix it all together (I can do that too, if you want) -somewhere to post the music online (I have no idea how to do this) -anything else? Am I forgetting something in terms of the 'rock' side of things? Maybe a second vocalist for harmonies? um the lyricist is usually also the singen and vocal melody composer, same goes with the composer and the instrumentist, and i also have a classical background
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Posted: Sun Jun 24, 2007 11:20 pm
Lynor Eclipse UBC... I mean, Vancouver. Heh, it's like I never leave campus... (well, that's not completely true, I did yesterday! ...to get a cinnamon bun... oh, and go to my chiro appointment). Well, if we're going to do a project like what I suggested, we'll need to figure out who's doing what. And we'll need someone to coordinate it... I don't really want to be a coordinator, my organizational skills aren't the best. I like coming up with ideas to pass off to others to do. Anyways, we'll probably need the following (after getting someone to keep it all organized): -lyricist -singer and vocal melody composer -guitarist -drummer -bass guitarist -composer for guitar and drums and bass (may or may not be the same as the player for the instrument) -composer for classical background music (moi, and I'll also do the recording. It'll be midi, but as I said before, I have an extended electronic library of sounds for orchestral instruments, so it should sound good). -someone to mix it all together (I can do that too, if you want) -somewhere to post the music online (I have no idea how to do this) -anything else? Am I forgetting something in terms of the 'rock' side of things? Maybe a second vocalist for harmonies?
Anywho, anyone in the guild with these skills, COME AND HELP!
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 9:41 am
I'll do lyrics, if y'all want.
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 2:25 pm
um if you need a place to post your music try purevolume.com. its a pretty cool site if you dont know what it is. you guys should check it out! smile
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Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 5:20 pm
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