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Original message:326 days 1 hours 10 minutes ago
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Member: Zombre
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Who here can record music? At what level? Wanna jam? Heck, even if you can only record 1 bloody track at a time, it might be pretty interesting to see what some of the other guys here might do with that track...

I'd almost like to see someone post a vocal only track, and then have everyone see what they could build around it, and what "mutations" would arise... I bet it'd be pretty cool.





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Reply:326 days 55 minutes ago
Member: The Rocker
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You would have to use waves or mp3s cos I know inter opperability is a complete bitch between systems.
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Reply:325 days 21 hours 35 minutes ago
Member: Zombre
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file format's not an issue; .wav or .aiff is OK. We used to do this at the old G.com a lot, it was pretty cool. Lots of people submitting backtracks and solos and sometimes even vox or drums.

I miss it, actually. It was a lot of fun...




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Reply:325 days 19 hours 1 minutes ago
Member: JTC
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Man, I am sure interested in doing this colaboration thing but unfortunately I am away from home (work related) and I don't have a computer of my own to transfer the files back and forth. All I can do right now is read guitar.com on my computer at work. (don't tell anyone)... However, I did bring my BR-600 and can do all the recording I want. I just cant bring the recorder into work to transfer recordings from it to the computer and such.

How will this work? (start with a bass or rythem guitar track and drums?)
Do you already have a track that's ready to build on?
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Reply:325 days 2 hours 57 minutes ago
Member: G_Barber
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This sounds like a tremendously fun idea.
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Reply:325 days 2 hours 52 minutes ago
Member: Hetjr
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i am SOOOOOOOOOOO down for jams.

i just need to get my computer fixed.... or a new computer.


.....but i'm broke right now sooooo......
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Reply:324 days 14 hours 33 minutes ago
Member: ibzRG
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I think I gotta figure out a way to pour fresh energy into my guitar noodling. Jams might help me do that, even if I never share the results...
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Reply:322 days 4 hours 52 minutes ago
Member: Zombre
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Well, it looks promising based on the responses here so far; Personally, I'd like someone to submit a vocal only track, and see if we all couldn't build something around it... Alternatively, I'd also like to have someone post a lick, have us all learn said lick, and record a tune based around it... Stuff like that...


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Reply:322 days 1 hours 51 minutes ago
Member: ibzRG
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Sounds like a plan.


Now... Somebody be a nice fella and make the first move?
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Reply:322 days 4 hours 41 minutes ago
Member: bachmirage
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well what we are really gonna need first is a drum track at the least. without a solid rythm, it's a lot harder to proceed. so anyone with a good drum program should submit a track.......
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Reply:322 days 2 hours 57 minutes ago
Member: dianna
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I'm down for a jam, but I'm still very much in the learning process. If anything, this site is motivating me to get my sh*t together...I have this cakewalk thingy, but I haven't figured out how to use it yet. Anyone else have that program?
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Reply:322 days 1 hours 34 minutes ago
Member: peck
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I've used Cakewalk, but it's been a couple years. If I can't help you with it, I can send you some books that will.
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Reply:322 days 1 hours 38 minutes ago
Member: The Rocker
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to start a recording with vocals only, sounds a bit disjointed to me, I think the best way to start is bass and drums, because that sets the pace, and it is the backbone to build from, you wouldnt build a house from the chimny down now would you? (or would you)...
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Reply:322 days 1 hours 20 minutes ago
Member: G_Barber
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Starting with just the vocals would be a hell of a lot more challenging, and therefore some might say more interesting, but it could work.
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