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July 23rd, 2003, 07:36 PM
#1
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Any samples? What kind of music? Equpiment?
C'mon, man, p.i.m.p yourself harder.
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July 23rd, 2003, 08:10 PM
#2
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um
right
well I could possibly scrape together some samples - they'd all be of odd electronic stuff (mostly experimental synths & rhythms with very vague, strange or no time sigs- i like musique concrete).. so i can do electronic. I use Cubase, Reaktor, Reason, Sibelius plus some other homemade bits and pieces.
I *write music* too... you know.. on paper. and I play real instruments so I could do that sort of thing too (i.e orchestral etc etc)... i was thinking that that would be the most useful thing but actually maybe it won't.. dunno..
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July 24th, 2003, 03:45 AM
#3
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young, inexperienced but willing to work for not a lot and be very much a part of the whole 'budget' affair.
ta
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July 24th, 2003, 12:38 PM
#4
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well, you use some top quality gear blrr, so no reason why you you shouldn't be doing some top notch music.
the digital side is going to prove a lot more useful for film, especially if you haven't got the final edit to work with yet....being able to go back and alter music to better suit the visual is a god send.
my advice is to get a website with some samples on. this is mine www.paulharckham.com
if you can't afford to get your own site, try mp3.com, they allow 3 tracks to be uploaded for free.
or another way to get noticed is to enter an indieclubstock competition.
www.dswdesign.co.uk/indieclubstock
this is a contest i help run at another film forum...you have to be a member of the forum to enter, and i don't know when the next comp. will be. but you will definitely get your work listened to.
hope this unsolicited advice helps!
good luck.
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