In message <00a301bf7187$b126d8e0$[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sol Nte
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>It also strikes me that it is possible to form a group with musicians
>anywhere in the world and work together on material using the same sequencer
>(i.e passing round the same midi/mp3 file by e-mail to add the different
>parts) then putting the result on mp3.com . If anyone fancies working out a
>way to jam virtually like this and collaborate on a few tunes I'd be very
>interested, maybe we could do it with Cakewalk or something like that or
>even better to support some shareware/freeware product if possible.
- well, I already started one such interactive project - the twist
being that I'm collaborating with myself over an 18 year time gap !
I've been digging into my archive back to 1982 and discovering stuff I'd
forgotten, and then taking samples from it and reprocessing the original
material with contemporary stuff blended in.
Sambience at
http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/85/lives_of_angels.html
is the first such opus. Unsettling. I feel like a medium raising his own
ghost...
I like this idea of a collaborative approach, with several people
building up a track by email or whatever...
Gerald O'Connell
http://www.wonderport.com
