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Re: Long distance Music
Michael - another musician
Daryl Shawn, living 4000 miles away from me (Brooklyn NY) who I met through Loopers... and I have been successfully recording via NinJam doing almost every weekend every month since last October. The meeting/working/creating led to forming a duo we are successfully marketing and planning "live" times called
Chinapainting. We've produced two CD's from this effort all from NinJam. I would encourage whatever you're thinking of working on doing it live via
NinJam, there is some slight delay that you adapt to and it's really amazing.
Best with it
On 4/30/07, Michael Plishka <mike@michaelplishka.com> wrote:
Thanks for your technique review, Kevin!
P
----- Original Message -----
From: <
kkissinger@kevinkissinger.com>
To: <Loopers-Delight@loopers-delight.com>
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 7:52 PM
Subject: Re: Long distance Music
Quoting Michael Plishka <mike@michaelplishka.com>:
> I am trying to record with someone a couple thousand miles away. What
> does this fair group suggest?
> 1. Doing my part of the recording and sending the CD or emailing the
> files?
> 2. Using software and synching up live?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Plish
I have been involved in a couple of long-distance projects. In both
cases, the music was rhythmic/traditional (that is, not free-form) -
thus tuning and tempo were important.
In both cases I was adding a theremin track. I requested two mp3's --
identical except that one of them included a cue track with my part --
I learned the part "by ear" from the version-with-cue but found it
easier, when time to lay down my track, to listen to the
version-without-cue. I set my track's start and end points to be
identical with the supplied track to simplify syncing/mixdown on the
other end. I recorded my tracks "dry" (no reverb or fx).
I sent mp3 files at first for approval -- and when the person on the
other end said that the tracks were ok, I zipped a .wav file, uploaded
it to my website, and then emailed the url of the zip to the person.
I have heard a little about real-time online collaboration however I
have no information about it.
-- Kevin
--
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http://www.jimgoodinmusic.comMySpace (solo) -
http://www.myspace.com/jimgoodinmusicChinapainting -
http://www.chinapaintingmusic.comChinapainting on My Space -
http://www.myspace.com/chinapaintingmusic.comThe Jim Goodin label and home for 7 other creative souls -
http://www.woodandwiremusic.com Jim Goodin uses GHS Strings -
http://www.ghsstrings.com and Seagull Guitars -
http://www.seagullguitars.com, Jim Goodin is published by Mel Bay Publications, Inc. -
http://www.melbay.comAssociates and friends on the web -
Daryl Shawn -
http://www.swanwelder.comAdam Werner -
http://www.adamwerner.com
John Stowell -
http://www.johnstowell.comMatt Richards -
http://www.mattrichardsmusic.netMichael Manring -
http://www.manthing.comWill Ackerman -
http://www.williamackerman.comNew Land Music -
http://www.newlandmusic.com
