55330
Level 28 Chipist
Jangler
post #55330 ::
2015.03.25 6:26pm :: edit 2015.03.26 8:01am
JINTAKE, Flaminglog, Cessor Safari, zanzan, goluigi, Baron Knoxburry and aji liēkd this
JINTAKE, Flaminglog, Cessor Safari, zanzan, goluigi, Baron Knoxburry and aji liēkd this
hello BotBrs and non-BotBrs! i am hosting a musical challenge of a different nature, in phases:
phase 1
make a new 48K module. write forlinear no interpolation. there is no sample pack. sad? just grab your favorite samples and instruments from existing modules, and downsample them without mercy. email entries to brandon (swirl) jangler (doink) info by april 8.
phase 2
an archive of the entries to phase 1 will be posted. each participant chooses someone else's entry to revise (let me know which via email). first come, first served. there are no limitations besides those described for phase 1. create and destroy as you wish. submit revised entries by april 22.
phase 3
my cohort(s) and i compile the results into an album of sorts, and put it ~somewhere~. if the album is "good", ~somewhere~ might be a PWYW bandcamp album with all proceeds going to BotB. all participants will receive attribution, but individual tracks will not.
vague artistic instructions
do something that scares you. reject the prosaic and reach outside your comfort zone.
tell your friends, et cetera. there is no need to "sign up". you may submit more than one module. if you do, you commit to revising an equal number of modules in the second phase. openMPT users, make sure your IT modules are compatible with schismtracker!
let's make something cool together! i have the utmost faith that i have no idea what is going to happen.
phase 1
make a new 48K module. write for
phase 2
an archive of the entries to phase 1 will be posted. each participant chooses someone else's entry to revise (let me know which via email). first come, first served. there are no limitations besides those described for phase 1. create and destroy as you wish. submit revised entries by april 22.
phase 3
my cohort(s) and i compile the results into an album of sorts, and put it ~somewhere~. if the album is "good", ~somewhere~ might be a PWYW bandcamp album with all proceeds going to BotB. all participants will receive attribution, but individual tracks will not.
vague artistic instructions
do something that scares you. reject the prosaic and reach outside your comfort zone.
tell your friends, et cetera. there is no need to "sign up". you may submit more than one module. if you do, you commit to revising an equal number of modules in the second phase. openMPT users, make sure your IT modules are compatible with schismtracker!
let's make something cool together! i have the utmost faith that i have no idea what is going to happen.