Musicians in OT.. check this out

[nakedfrog]

Originally posted by: StevenYoo

Originally posted by: nakedfrog

Originally posted by: Alistar7

Originally posted by: TechBoyJK
band name = THE ATOT EFFECT

Come up with a great song, even an instrumental. Post it on YouTube or MySpace and ATOT effect the page, spamtastically, in bulk. Register enough hits in a short period somebody will take notice.

Another twist, you could market your individual/collective tracks/mixes to other artists, song writers, studios, etc.

I just want to have fun

Are you a girl?

Thursday's my day in the barrel.

 

[Crusty]

I could lay down some decent guitar or trumpet, and my roommate can suck it up on bass pretty well

This looks like it could be really fun!

 

[NL5]

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

If there are any Portland (OR) area ATOT'ers that can drum, i will offer to record the tracks for this thing so we can get it started.......I know lots of drummers, but none of them hang out on ATOT.....

 

[CraKaJaX]

Dammit. I wish I could record something on drums easily. This sounds like it could be a blast, but... 1) The drums aren't mine. 2) I need permission to get into the studio and record 3) School

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

 

[CraKaJaX]

Originally posted by: NL5

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

If there are any Portland (OR) area ATOT'ers that can drum, i will offer to record the tracks for this thing so we can get it started.......I know lots of drummers, but none of them hang out on ATOT.....

Pay for my plane ticket?

btw, nice setup you got there. I want one.

 

[JRich]

I also have access to multitrack editing software.

 

[Platypus]

Check the update in the OP, I have added a section for easier viewing in this thread

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Where's the drum track?

 

[Fritzo]

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Where's the drum track?

This happens everytime I've tried this: it takes forever to get the drum and bass lines down, then a zillion people start posting random guitar parts.

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: Fritzo

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3
Where's the drum track?

This happens everytime I've tried this: it takes forever to get the drum and bass lines down, then a zillion people start posting random guitar parts.

I'm just playing along with music on my bass guitar right now waiting for the drum track to eventually come.

 

[NL5]

I guess I could talk one of my drummer friends into joining atot, then maybe Platypus would let that fly.....

 

[Vegitto]

I play the guitar, but I REALLY REALLY need a drummer to keep me in check. Otherwise I just drift off in free-time:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkUZghHlU6c

 

[JoLLyRoGer]

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

 

[Vegitto]

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

So that'd be like Bm-E-F#? That'd ROCK!

 

[Platypus]

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

Sounds good to me

 

[MartyMcFly3]

Originally posted by: Vegitto

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

So that'd be like Bm-E-F#? That'd ROCK!

Thats what I was planning on yeah.

Edit: Actually I take it back, it'd be Bm-Em-F#.

 

[Vegitto]

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: Vegitto

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

So that'd be like Bm-E-F#? That'd ROCK!

Thats what I was planning on yeah.

Edit: Actually I take it back, it'd be Bm-Em-F#.

Even better.. But I kinda suck at 12-bar blues, would it be really bad if I just do random fills or something? All of my songs are kind of 'Hendrix-like' as in, no real structure.

 

[Fritzo]

Originally posted by: Vegitto

Originally posted by: MartyMcFly3

Originally posted by: JoLLyRoGer

Originally posted by: Platypus
Someone please make a drum track and post it

I'll try to mic up and track something tonight.. At the very least, my band has a practice tomorrow night before this weekend's gig so I can get to it then between sets for sure!

Do you have a style/tempo in mind for a drum track?? I usually draw my inspiration when one of the guys brings a new riff to practice and then I can place something to that very easily.

Alternatively, I can just lay some basic back-beats in various styles without any real fills or breaks. But almost always (at least in my band) new songs are born with an acoustic guitar 95% of the time and then evolve from there.

Think we're gonna start off with some Bm 12-bar blues so if you want to do like a "standard blues drum track" thatd be cool. Something a little mellow. Just be sure to do some intro counting clicks, I think thatll work out best for everyone.

I know I plan on listening to the drum track first before adding my own stuff to it so I can get an idea of where the fills and everything are and correspond my bass line to it.

So that'd be like Bm-E-F#? That'd ROCK!

That's it. I've got BB King riffs wanting to get out

 

[nakedfrog]

I'm mostly used to doing the blues in A, so it will be a little change-up at least

 

[CraKaJaX]

Alright guys. Good news. I'll be in the studio this weekend to record something basic (drums). If by then you guys have something going, we can come up with something new? Or someone post a bare bones guitar riff that they have in mind and I can add to it while I'm down there. Whatever works.

 

[Fritzo]

Originally posted by: nakedfrog
I'm mostly used to doing the blues in A, so it will be a little change-up at least

Just move up two frets

 

[rbV5]

I'd be interested in contributing something. It's near time I'll be spending more time in my home studio, so it sounds like fun.

Bass/Rythm/Lead Acoustic/Electric Guitars are my primary interest and I have gear.

 

[Vegitto]

I really wanna kick this off, but I can guarantee you, without a drum track (and preferably a bass track, too), it'll start with about 2-4 bars that make sense, and after that I'll just drift off into my own little world where there's nothing but my hands, my guitar and my wah-pedal. I just tried recording something, started in Bm for about 3 bars, then went to high Em for maybe 2 bars, briefly touched F# and then went to something like E-F#-G-D or something, I can't even remember.. After that I just stopped..

 

[rbV5]

If something isn't happening by mid-week, I can throw together a backing track with some basic drums and a Bass line to give everyone a base to get started from perhaps?

Anyone else use Guitar Pro w/RSE? That could be a good way to get started also?

Just throwing it out there.