martiandrivein
aka Rolf Nelson is a 25.62 year old boy, has been a member since September 5, 2006, has scored 8,906 submissions, giving an average score of 1.69, helping 244 designs get printed.
Would anyone even be remotely interested in trying this out. I might get some drum mics soon so I can actually record at a better volume, and I was thinking about having the audio available for download, so you other musicians could write some music on top of it...Mikenumbers and I did one song, but it was on electric drums and I didn't really like the way they played.
Any keyboardists/guitarists/theremin players out there interested?
I'm looking at you Julia/Alvin/Bob....if there's enough interest maybe we could do a battle of the bands contest.
So I laid down the first track to see how we can do this... I think what would make the most sense is to make an order of people who will get the track and what instruments they will play/add to the mix. If there's too many people, we could split it and have multiple songs with the same beat.
What do you think will work best? I can't manage this blog all the time, so if you guys want to help organize this thing, we can collect e-mails or something and start collaborating?
this could get pretty cool... i have a bunch of hand drums and i rock some harmonica too... which i still had my drumset but rolf is prolly better than me anyway
sweet! I'd really like to see what different directions can come of one drum beat, but at the same time I'd really like to just have a polyphonic spree type music collab, if we got it done in time maybe a "we are the world" type music video in September.
oh man, this would be so amazing. I have no tools to actually record any decent type of vocals on my computer, but if I could, I would've loved to sing. I like backup harmonies.
yeah, rolf doing beats first would be good. it might be easiest for him to just sample each separate drum part, as well as a few fills, which can be pieced together later? then maybe someone who can establish chord progression, then it can build off that.
i want would prolly want to lay the hand percussion part over a already established beat and progression,
but i'm kind clueless on the recording thing.. i have decent USB mic that i use to record my teacher podcasts... would that suffice for micing a single drum head or percussion "toy"?
it probably won't sound too great, but there are going to be so many varying mics with multiple people recording stuff that i won't worry about it. we'll work with what we have!
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