by nuno75 » 30th May 07, 23:15
Okay, excellent. It seems like this thing's really starting to pick up speed.
For the producer who stepped up. VERY good. Any internet collaborations that get done are going to take a shitload of work and organization. I can do a lot of stuff, but I know I'm pretty limited... and it's good to know there's someone else to pick up the slack.
For the drummer who stepped up. Also very good. We've had no drummers come forward yet, besides me and my samples. If you don't have a functional band, all I can suggest to you (and all of the other lone instrumentalists) is to try to talk to some other players about collaborating. A couple of questions, though: are you personally able to record your drums? And if so, will you be able to play along to a click-track to keep a consistent tempo? I'm thinking that you would have to be able to get an mp3 of a click track with maybe a rough guitar track on top and play along... would this be possible for you? Am I thinking about it the wrong way? I've recorded a lot of things, but never a live drummer.
For the fully-functionals... the people who either on their own or with their bands, will be able to produce full recordings completely on their own: EXCELLENT. Get recording, friends... and don't be afraid to go ahead and record a whole pile of songs. Nothing wrong with having something to pick and choose from.
For the artist. Very sweet. Very pro-looking poster. As far as I'm concerned you've clearly got what is required. Not really much else I can say on that.
All you bassists, singers, guitarists and drummers... get to chatting amongst each other about working on songs together. We've already got talk of a collab band for "Shut Your Fucking Mouth". How many players do we have lined up for that particular song? Like I said, I can take a guitar track, but if someone else wants it they can have it...