We need to do this: Collective Blues Project

[stan]

ok kids lots going on - great.

We need a way to decide who does what and for how long...
I propose this, unless someone has a better idea, or wants to take over:

BG uploads his awesome work to the most appropriate platform...

We head on over , get a feel for it and play with it at home.

I take a list of names for those who are in.
If you have a preferred section let me know.

I'll divide the tune into phrases and allocate everyone a time frame - e.g. Stan gets from 01.27 - 02.15 or something like that.
Practice your bit and submit to the compiler - seems like sending it back to BassGuy makes the most sense... open to suggestion...

The compiler(s) do their thing and upload the final product and we all say yay at fun well had...

This is the bit where I need help:
Being a recording Luddite myself - how do we save our parts?
Do we simply submit our own part, or include the backing (I'm guessing the first...)?

Anything I've forgotten or over looked?

[DrNomis_44]

ok kids lots going on - great.

We need a way to decide who does what and for how long...
I propose this, unless someone has a better idea, or wants to take over:

BG uploads his awesome work to the most appropriate platform...

We head on over , get a feel for it and play with it at home.

I take a list of names for those who are in.
If you have a preferred section let me know.

I'll divide the tune into phrases and allocate everyone a time frame - e.g. Stan gets from 01.27 - 02.15 or something like that.
Practice your bit and submit to the compiler - seems like sending it back to BassGuy makes the most sense... open to suggestion...

The compiler(s) do their thing and upload the final product and we all say yay at fun well had...

This is the bit where I need help:
Being a recording Luddite myself - how do we save our parts?
Do we simply submit our own part, or include the backing (I'm guessing the first...)?

Anything I've forgotten or over looked?

Not knowing how other contributors are going to record their parts, one way I can think of to save parts is to export the part as an audio file with the backing track muted, but there may be an easier way to do it.


If you do that, make sure you include information, like the tempo and sample rate, etc.