Commodore Remix

Hi

First post here and i'm already on the hunt. Basically I'm looking for anyone who might be interested in collaborating on a remix/rework of an old c64 tune. I've quite a bit of production work done myself on various different projects outside of the 64 but I'm really interested in teaming up with a few people because I think it would present a bit of a challenge.

Track is open to debate as would be any aspect. I'm an experienced guitar player but can comfortably cover most areas of a track. Any drum programming wizards or synth legends out there who are looking for a new angle?

I would love to do something with you. Anything with guitars sounds good to me

Unfortunatly I am already engaged in several co-ops and own projects... another time when I clear my scheduel perhaps

I use Reason 2.5 BTW

That sounds cool. I think I'd like to join in But it's gonna be tough because we dont all have the same synths etc...

I used to do collas using Yamaha XG, and we just sent the midi files over.

Are you thinkin of just one particular SID? Or maybe a "MegaMix Sid-O-Rama Marathon"

I've no particular track in mind as such. I think probably the best way to do it would be for someone to start a basic drum/click track and we all add parts from there. I use Reason 2 and Cool Edit Pro 2. If we agreed on a sequencer I suppose we could just mail each other the .wav and arrangement files. Or even if anyone has an already started track then we can just start from there..............

Larsec, what do you have Reason 2.5 on??

I have it on CDs, original CDs

lol...no i meant PC or Mac. Does it live up to expectations?

Retrovertigo wrote:lol...no i meant PC or Mac. Does it live up to expectations?

PC

I have heard people who are extremly disappointed and people who are crazy about it... I love it, I must say The vocodoer, the Distortion module, the Unison... I LOVE IT!!!

I want it!

Im dying to get my hands on it actually. I heard the EQ is way better than before. Im interested in the vocoder too. As far as im concerned Propellorhead cant put a foot wrong at the moment.

But this is beside the point...!

Retrovertigo wrote:But this is beside the point...!

LOL... You on PC too?

I am indeed. Im not mad about macs.

Hm, I use Cakewalk Sonar 2.2

XGener8or wrote:Hm, I use Cakewalk Sonar 2.2

me too..., i love this tool

cubase sx sucks....

logic on a mac is cool...


cheers 2Klang

What´s wrong with Cubase SX?

I guess it's a matter of tastes. I for example have used Cakewalk products since Pro Audio 5. A few times I have tried to use Cubase but it's so different/confusing and I didn't have patience to start learning it