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Yes, there is a plan to market it on my own website
of Santa Cruz things, which I am now building (it is offline at the
moment), a portion toward the next Y2K3 festival, and Rick could put it on his
website as well for sale. And Rick and I could also send it around to some
extent to interested places, such as stations which play such music. But I
am a start up, not with a big bang to do anything costly. My main intent, aside
from taking on a challenge that interests me, and perhaps make a little money
(hey, maybe I could then buy more recording equipment (I bet loopers can relate
to that thought!!), is to help promote those who are on the CD(s) by its
presence. It will be found in searches by those interested in such music, and
they can look further to the individual musician's websites or place they sell
their solo CDs, with the links I will put up. It could bring some sales to each
musician. One reason to get the selections approved by each participant.
I would eventually like a few paragraphs from each
participating musician, after they hear their selection, describing there music,
their interest in using looping and other technology in making music (and other
sounds). And, as I said, how they can be reached for further
inquiries. Also, just a few sentences for the CD booklet.
The CD project could hop to a bigger venue, but
lets finish it and just enjoy it at the moment. That is a whole other matter.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 5:27
PM
Subject: Re: Robin Haas, Y2K3, etc
Can I just say... that I can't wait to hear
this! I'll pay you gents good $$ to finally hear some live, live-looping
from this line up. More direct inspiration, on tap.
I assume there's a plan to sell this, and get the
artists and Robin their fair share of the cash? I don't ask in a
malicious way... just that I'm curious what the plan is?
Doug
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003 3:10
PM
Subject: Re: Robin Haas, Y2K3,
etc
Joe, I had room mics for your piece, but they
were optimized for the main stage and you were on the second stage. With
your piece, I was able to use a mix of all four channels, the room mics and
the board's two channels for a tasty, I mean Phat sound, indeed. I do not
think you will have much room to complain about the results, which I think I
can be called stirring. It is from the end of your set.
When I am at that point, I will have to send
everyone their completed mixdowns that I chose for the Y2K3 compilation, for
their approval. That will be a time consuming, a bit costly, but
necessary part of the process. I hope that is just in several more weeks.
Robin
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 23, 2003
12:23 PM
Subject: Re: Robin Haas, Y2K3,
etc
Aha! I was wondering about that. I wrote to tell you that
I have an room mic recording of my set... if you end up using me on any
sort of finished product, and want to mix in that recording, I'd be happy
to send you a CD of it. Regardless, I'd like to get your recording
of me, too...
Thanks,
My email was down for the last 3 days, so
if anyone sent me something and it came back, please resend it and it
will work now. Thanks, Robin
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