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In-Yo Prism expands...

MonnieB	Date: July 26, 2008 @ 3:34 PM Hello all! First I wanted to thank everyone for listening to our music and for all the support and encouragement... Second, I'd like to extend an open community collaboration to any and all... It's a strange new idea our good man Elektronz came up with in his mad scientist way... How about having our community provide sounds and samples and we will build a song around it... Anything from guitar riffs to horns to vocals to drum kits samples... Here's how it works... If you are interested, send either of us a note and we will give you information as to the key of the song and the BPM (beats per minute)... After that, do your thing and send the sample to us via http://yousendit.com or by uploading it to your artist page, which ever is easiest for you... Then we'll take the sounds, fit them together and then take care of the rest... The end result will be a song that is totally filled with the personalities of not only In-yo Prism, but our family here at DMusic... Not only that, it'll get the collab spirit going strong and make us remember why we're here and why we do what we do... Thank you for the attention and we sure do hope everyone gets on board... And he do hope you all enjoy working with us... DMusic is the greatest!
NoRentJoseph	Date: July 27, 2008 @ 1:51 AM Sounds like a damn good idea
zedsalt	Date: July 27, 2008 @ 3:26 AM That's how the overwhelming majority of my songs have been written for the last several years: I just jam for a while on different instruments in (roughly) the same key and patch together stuff out of that. Sometimes, I do it all over a simple click track and use it for reference, but that usually doesn't result in nearly as much that really exictes me rhythmically. I have a piece now in my "It's Open to Interpretation" folder here at DM that is a number of different movements in the same key, because I figured other folks might want to play copy, cut, and paste with them, but if it turns out like every other time I've posted a bunch of abutable/overlappable material, it'll be ignored in favor of the stuff that sounds more like a "complete" melody. If you would, please, note me with the info you mentioned, and in the meanwhile, I'll try to find something in the pile of junk I use to make music that measures/generates/analyzes/whatever in BPM.
ShadowMom	Date: July 27, 2008 @ 8:30 AM You are asking them to make noise now? Actually, this would be quite a task, but it sounds like fun. Youse guys get busy!
MultiMike	Date: July 28, 2008 @ 11:48 AM Sounds like a very good idea, just got to find some time and I will see what I can come up with
celtaidd	Date: July 28, 2008 @ 11:56 PM Interesting idea
ViciousKitty	Date: July 29, 2008 @ 12:02 AM Sounds good to me..Send me a note of the key an Bpm of the song and Ill toy with it..