Quote from RawGreen

Bump, cause I don't want this to die.

Should I go ahead with the file since Exilement seems to be elsewhere?

Yes. Go right on ahead, dude. If excilement shows up with a finished product later on, it only means that we have more to work with, which is great

Good luck!

yeah go ahead rawgreen, I've been a lot busier than I expected

ALRRRIGHT, so!~


Here's what my addition sounds like with the beat: http://clyp.it/rce135rg
And here's the chords by themselves: http://clyp.it/lb0bzy1d

And here's a visual image of the notes being played:

Quote from RawGreen

ALRRRIGHT, so!~


Here's what my addition sounds like with the beat: http://clyp.it/rce135rg
And here's the chords by themselves: http://clyp.it/lb0bzy1d

And here's a visual image of the notes being played:

I'm liking the chill vibe you have going on, it should be great to play over. Nice work!

Anyone want to snag for instrumental purposes?

I play most instruments probably about average. Right now all I have is a shitty acoustic guitar (the neck broke off and I reattached it wrong so the action is too high) but a friend of mine is setting up a jam space so I might be able to record some real drums and keyboard.

Here's something I just recorded out of boredom. Probably gonna use it as background music in a YouTube video I'm makin. https://soundcloud.com/kentoss/slow-ham

Fantastic. Glad to have you aboard, Jeff. I'm sure you'll come in a real handy. Added.

Still waiting on a volunteer instrumentalist to snag the base song material

Yo Stickly, I'm thinkin' about doing a faint little vocoder thing in the background just for fun. If you're curious, vocoding is essentially reproducing human speech through sound. It's mad fun to do, so I may go ahead and do it. :)

Examples of some vocoding work I've done below!

http://clyp.it/w5i3aq2b
http://clyp.it/rgov1z3w (Volume warning at the end. It's best you turn it down)

Quote from Tsang

Yo Stickly, I'm thinkin' about doing a faint little vocoder thing in the background just for fun. If you're curious, vocoding is essentially reproducing human speech through sound. It's mad fun to do, so I may go ahead and do it. :)

Examples of some vocoding work I've done below!

http://clyp.it/w5i3aq2b
http://clyp.it/rgov1z3w (Volume warning at the end. It's best you turn it down)

I think you should go for it! Keep the lyrics simple, though, because I will probably be singing over it.