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Comment by Hip Bone Bellaire on September 28, 2009 at 1:39am

e-mail Notifications... Is there anyway to add the comments to the e-mail.... I just don't have the time to click CBN Studio to read every e-mail notification... This would be a great help and keep us informed...

Comment by Tres Seaver on September 26, 2009 at 4:48pm

Hmm, was that a technical question or a policy question?

On the technical front: if the track is a "bare" WAV / MP3 file, anybody can import it into Audacity and then mix with other tracks. If the project is managed by uploading the Audacity project itself, then anybody can download the project, open it in Audacity, and add tracks of whatever kind they like.

On the policy front: assuming the project is Creative-Commns-licensed, then contributors are free to do whatever mixing they like, and can contribute tracks which the project owner can incorporate in the "official" mixdown for the project. I have definitely seen cases on Kompoz where two contributors submitted "compteing" tracks, and the project owner selected only one of them for the final mix.

Comment by Rev Mike on September 26, 2009 at 4:32pm

Thanks Tres for the info.

Maybe I should have re-worded that last part.... I meant that if the CBG track was already laid down can you add other non-cigar box instrumentation over it.

Comment by toasterburn on September 26, 2009 at 4:13pm

it would be easy to make a page here with a player, or a myspace musician's page maybe.

Comment by Tres Seaver on September 26, 2009 at 2:02pm

Rev Mike wrote:

> I do have a few questions. When is the song completed? Does the original
> poster have the right to stop the process and call it a complete track?

The Kompoz guys solve this by making people who start projects pick a "license" governing the project: see the Open Music Agreement section on their terms page.

Most projects use one of the available "Creative Commons" licenses.

The "project owner" gets to publish a "final mix" for the project, potentially selecting from among tracks submitted by multiple contributors, Other participants are free under the CC licenses to create their own mixes.

> Maybe a page should be created just for the "finished" products.

I don't know how page-making works in Ning. If such a page could have its own jukebox, that would be awesome.

> Does the tracks have to be cigarbox related?

Like other content here, more or less. People who aren't interested in a non-CBG-related project would just not contribute.

Comment by Steve Montgomery on September 26, 2009 at 2:01pm

Thanks for the invite, interesting idea

Comment by bairfoot cajun on September 26, 2009 at 12:30pm

cool place yep should be able to contribute,even if its just lyrics i have to offer. music is a little more difficult to come up with,but i,ll try eventually to come up with something,thanks ted.

Comment by Rev Mike on September 26, 2009 at 10:38am

Great idea Ted, i'm looking forward to some great collaborations. I do have a few questions. When is the song completed? Does the original poster have the right to stop the process and call it a complete track? Maybe a page should be created just for the "finished" products. Does the tracks have to be cigarbox related?

Comment by Eric Porter on September 26, 2009 at 10:12am

Great idea! This should prove fun. Thanks for suggesting we use Audacity. As a Linux user, it's nice to not be excluded. Looking forward to the first run.

Comment by Cogdell boy (Robert J.) on September 26, 2009 at 7:09am

Ted thanks for the invite - This should be really interesting ..

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