Oh did I tell you guys

Eh lemme look in my keyboard's recorded music... I think I made something bluesy up like a year ago, but it had the harmony from "Hit the Road Jack" by Ray Charles goin in the background... (Am Gm F Em or just AGFE)

Now if only I could get this **** on my computer, MUST BUY KEYBOARD -> PC CONNECTOR THING!

That's the other issue - you're talking to someone who has a studio to record things as high quality VS members who can play their instrument well, but have only a microphone upon which to record it, resulting in a mix of qualities that make the song sound really weird.

I could lay down some high quality stuff with my Uncle he has a couple thousand dollars worth of recording equipment in his basement...

Anybody live in Ireland lol?

alright so that's 2 high quality VS several low quality


will still sound too variant to be good

Yes I agree...

Well then people are going to have to go buy a high quality mic, its not THAAAT expensive... then just find a secluded room and hook it up to a computer and you're good.

This post has been edited by Keyser Soze on Sep 4 2008, 04:05 PM

Or!

some of us could record a MIDI keyboard with different sounds on it through a MIDI cable

Pikaboo, if I had a bunch of people doing that, I might as well be doing it myself.


I'm looking for authentic acoustic instrument playing from several people around the world combining in one effort.

I could totally go to Canada

Well then I'll play my REAL piano, not the keyboard...

I still need to learn how to play piano.

wait you mean you had the sheet music?


or from your head?

well if you have the sheet music it's pretty much a no-brainer to get through it all


now to memorize the sheet music, that's the difficult part

Did I just pee myself

because that statement is so lulz-worthy

Hmm... I can say that I play a bit drums and keyboard (I can't read the music sheets)
But I've never learned them.

What I can really tell is that I'm good at making drumloops on the computer.

Drums do have sheet music, but it's an instrument that doesn't necessarily require them (except for Jazz, because Jazz composers tend to create some extravagant, awesome, varying off-beat drum sequences), you just need to have a sense of rhythm, tempo, timing, and the ability to separate the conscious act of each of your limbs (right hand, left hand, right foot and left foot).

god i wish i had sheet music


not for piano

like in bass clef or something

Well, it honestly depends. C key instruments [Trombone, Sax] can play Piano, Sax, and Trombone music. Such as, I can play the Bass clef part of a piano sheet. I could also play the treble, but that would be hard converting the flats and sharps.

Sheet music lol

I don't need that crap... I don't understand it, I mean I CAN read it but Its kind of useless for me, I learn songs without sheet music and play them from memory, it lets you add variety to things you play and makes people think you're better because you're playing from memory.

Remember all the All-State Jazz scales.

I mostly need sheet music for the purpose of writing down ideas I have in my head before they get erased by other songs.