Re: [MMM] A proposition, AVANT-COLLABTIME

I like that idea, and I'd gladly contribute something quaint. Would
there be a set scale, tempo, rhythm, even chord progression?

On 6/5/07, daniel_anthony_stearns <daniel_anthony_stearns@...> wrote:
> should anyone want to send me any mps via my mail or you-send-it or
> whatnot and whatever, with the idea that i'd add to it and assemble
> them into something (hopefully) almost cool---i'm up for it. I can't
> assure the results won't repulse ,but i am quite comfortable working as
> a doctor Mixenstein stitching together bits of this and that.
> Anyway.......what i'd hope for would be as simple --i.e, one instrument
> recording at a time, and i'm open for any instruments....even 100
> guitars. So, let me know it this seems remotely interesting to
> anyone..could take many directions or none at all, but it will
> mostlikely be not quite normal (i also like the idea of them being
> standards for the disassembling and reanimating......ok, let me know!
> daniel
>
> http://www.myspace.com/danstearns

--Tristan
http://dolor-sit-amet.deviantart.com

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<rozencrantz@...> wrote:
>
> I like that idea, and I'd gladly contribute something quaint.

I am in, too!

> Would
> there be a set scale, tempo, rhythm, even chord progression?
>

I would say: Somebody/anybody just starts with something/anything!

I am thinking of sending something in 5EDO...

> On 6/5/07, daniel_anthony_stearns <daniel_anthony_stearns@...> wrote:
> > should anyone want to send me any mps via my mail or you-send-it or
> > whatnot and whatever, with the idea that i'd add to it and assemble
> > them into something (hopefully) almost cool---i'm up for it. I can't
> > assure the results won't repulse ,but i am quite comfortable
working as
> > a doctor Mixenstein stitching together bits of this and that.
> > Anyway.......what i'd hope for would be as simple --i.e, one
instrument
> > recording at a time, and i'm open for any instruments....even 100
> > guitars. So, let me know it this seems remotely interesting to
> > anyone..could take many directions or none at all, but it will
> > mostlikely be not quite normal (i also like the idea of them being
> > standards for the disassembling and reanimating......ok, let me know!
> > daniel
> >
> > http://www.myspace.com/danstearns
>
> --Tristan
> http://dolor-sit-amet.deviantart.com
>
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Hans Straub