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4/28/2007 3:55:18 AM
---- Updated 4/29/2007 9:04:19 PM
IMPORTANT - read this before you proceed
******Please use the updated guide tracks on the Indieland Collaboration Page******
This is something I should have addressed before, but getting tracks from JAWZ (who has a really neat voice, by the way) focused my mind on this. The original guide tracks and the arrangement I've been working on have slightly different chords. Uh oh. JAWZ did some vocal harmonies for the choruses to the original guide tracks and one note in the harmonies didn't work with the new chords. However, by staring intently at the computer screen, I was, through the sheer force of my will, able to change those notes. (OK, I used Auto-Tune in graphic mode.)
So even though that nasty guitar may disappear at some point, those chords are here to stay. So please use the inew guide tracks at the Indieland Collaboration Pagefor working out your parts.
Sorry if this has inconvenienced anybody.
Dayvel
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Eaglehead
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4/28/2007 6:34:22 AM
Is there a preferred format for the files? wav or mp3? 128/224 kbps bitrate etc?
Dont wanna get bogged down in technicalities, but if we all do the same it will save you having to convert the files, yes?
:)
Chris
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Indieland_Collab
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4/28/2007 12:50:59 PM
---- Updated 4/28/2007 12:51:39 PM
Good question. Converting files is no big deal, but using mp3s is probably easiest for everybody, 16 bit 44.1 kHz at 192kbps should be fine (although 128kbps is cool too). WAV, AIFF or sd2 are OK cuz I've got a huge mailbox. Dry mono tracks are best, but if you have a cool stereo effect (besides reverb) you want on an instrumental track, go for it.
Dayvel
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