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Permalink Reply by Penny Nelson on February 12, 2012 at 1:45am

yep.. even procrastinating going to bed....

Permalink Reply by Penny Nelson on February 12, 2012 at 1:25am

hope they cam out okay... did them quickly on Mr Zoom and just uploaded.

Permalink Reply by Penny Nelson on February 12, 2012 at 1:48am

came.... jeez

Permalink Reply by Mark Bliss on February 12, 2012 at 2:57am

Alright! Cool!

A couple of quick thoughts, yes a common key (and of course tuning standard) would make this all work a lot better. The tracks dont all have to fit together though, pick a groove and if someone likes yours they can play along and develop more tracks in that groove. This means things can branch out in multiple directions though so labeling the track names and communicating can be very important!

Another important thing is timing and synchronization. If you include a count in that matches one on the track you are playing to, the tracks are very easy to synch in a multi track program. They just kind of fall into place with very little effort. (See the tutorial on this for tips and ideas) Scroll down to "collaboration tips/synching tracks" and click on the link. It doesnt have to be complicated, just a four count in time with the original. One good example would be the beginning of Tres Seavers Rhumba track.

Permalink Reply by bemuzic on February 12, 2012 at 3:25am

yeah I didn't think this through before starting it....but it's already turning into something!! I've even got a verse to sing to it when I get time to record it!!

  I thought with the beat, people could count in with that?

Yes naming the tracks including who they're by and what instrument it is is a good idea to avoid confusion!!

If people load in the first track, then play/sing whatever along to it, it should be synched anyway surely? With this I had to make some bits to loop as Chris's bits were quite short....

Permalink Reply by Mark Bliss on February 12, 2012 at 3:31am

Where the count in/synch thing really shines is when you want to insert a section, like a lead for example, without a long silent wait trying to figure out whats going on. Its just a suggestion.

Permalink Reply by bemuzic on February 12, 2012 at 4:02am

ah yeah..if you save the silence as well it's even easier, but makes for big files!!

Permalink Reply by BUGGY (C) on February 12, 2012 at 3:15am

I got myself a vintage bedbugkiller !

it's made of vintage copper too

it's killed all my friends...

so I will just have to play here, with you

Bug

Permalink Reply by bemuzic on February 12, 2012 at 3:27am

ha, btw what instrument were you playing on your bit?..sounds very good!!. I've looped your tracks and added them to mine..started playing along and have written a verse to sing...just got to find time to record them....

Permalink Reply by South Paw,Davey on February 12, 2012 at 3:24am

Hi

So I had a try with your book beat and added some other sample drum stuff I found that was free to use I will upload the zip for it. 

I just picked random bits out a rattle bass drum and hihat there are 100s to choose from.

Its going to be fun to play with I think.I hope its not defeating the point of self made music but even the best chef will use a little salt and pepper,

  I have only tryed recording stuff the last few days as Audcity was linked on here gotta love CB Nation.

Dave

Permalink Reply by Mark Bliss on February 12, 2012 at 3:30am

Gotta render to MP3 so everyone can play along David! I get gobbledy gook. LOL!

Permalink Reply by South Paw,Davey on February 12, 2012 at 3:36am

oops it just a very short, Sorry will try again. Its WAV hope that it works.

Attachments:

• sample drums thingie WAV.wav, 2.8 MB

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