SOFT Christmas compilation CD
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Cheez
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Scream_ed said:
In fact, it will best if it is DIY! Don't have to record pro in a studio. That will really encourage the rest of SOFTies to come up with their own. A bit of hiss here and there is OK. Maybe if it's good, some kind SOFTie sound engineer can tidy the album up and who knows where it will go???
drummar-buah
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turbochicken said:
cool song! haha! u sang in this?? cool..
For that kinda songs, the best would be one that EVERYONE knows, even those little toddlers on the streets.
How about jingle bells or Santa Claus is coming to town? LOL. Would be interesting to hear it evolve from the normal festive version, to a cappella, to heavy metal to classical to punk rock to whatever else..
How about jingle bells or Santa Claus is coming to town? LOL. Would be interesting to hear it evolve from the normal festive version, to a cappella, to heavy metal to classical to punk rock to whatever else..
turbochicken
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candie and drummarbuah,
yeaup, i was trying to explore a cappella some weeks ago and came up with a few, silent being one of them.
cheez,
growing vocal chords? sounds like a profitable endeavour, if i were to open classes....LOL
yeaup, i was trying to explore a cappella some weeks ago and came up with a few, silent being one of them.
cheez,
growing vocal chords? sounds like a profitable endeavour, if i were to open classes....LOL
Here's an idea:
Well, for the Small Fry, I can't play covers of songs that are still under copyright, or I might get my ass sued off. So I've got an idea (or a challenge) for those who have a lot of time or musical talent on their hands:
Take any Christmas song that is already in the public domain, i.e. its copyright has already expired, and make your own arrangement of it. Or better yet, take the lyrics of a well-known Christmas song and re-do the melody completely!
Here's a link to a list of public domain Christmas songs: http://www.pdinfo.com/list/chrissng.htm
It might be interesting to see what comes out of this project... And yes, fantastic track, turbochicken. Loved it...
Well, for the Small Fry, I can't play covers of songs that are still under copyright, or I might get my ass sued off. So I've got an idea (or a challenge) for those who have a lot of time or musical talent on their hands:
Take any Christmas song that is already in the public domain, i.e. its copyright has already expired, and make your own arrangement of it. Or better yet, take the lyrics of a well-known Christmas song and re-do the melody completely!
Here's a link to a list of public domain Christmas songs: http://www.pdinfo.com/list/chrissng.htm
It might be interesting to see what comes out of this project... And yes, fantastic track, turbochicken. Loved it...
Cheez
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Smallfry, sure I can go with that. What do the others think? Should we stick to public domain?
If we go this track, Fored, sorry about White Christmas. I tried to check out it's copyright. And it is still under copyright (of Irving Berlin) - it will become public domain in the year 2037.
If we go this track, Fored, sorry about White Christmas. I tried to check out it's copyright. And it is still under copyright (of Irving Berlin) - it will become public domain in the year 2037.