Nathaniel Whitlock's (Errortunes6090) RBN official thread.

[TylerFG]

OH! I read that wrong, you like how it ends like that. Ok. It just didn't sound right to me, that's all

Well, if you wanted to do something else, you could try extending the end of the song to include a guitar/synth solo and fade out from there.

[atalkingfish]

Hm, this song you just posted is somewhat interesting. It looks like you're making some good improvements. How do you work on the music? Do you have any background in music? Do you play anything?

[DeferredGalaxy3]

Hm, this song you just posted is somewhat interesting. It looks like you're making some good improvements. How do you work on the music? Do you have any background in music? Do you play anything?

I use Logic Pro 9. I'm sort of amateur Guitarist, and I can play Bass and Ukulele. For my songs, though, It's almost all MIDI. Three methods I usually use a MIDI piano for the more synth and piano like parts, and sometimes I might use the Rock Band Pro Guitar controller, and for the drums I usually just insert MIDI notes. The reason I usually don't record real guitar and bass is because I couldn't find a way to hook them up to a Mac Book Pro, but I recently got a Quarter inch to MIDI and I might record with those in future songs. I did record a song with my ukulele over the Built-In Mic, but it isn't enough sound quality.

[DeferredGalaxy3]

Found somewhat of an ending.

http://errortunes.natelair.com/music/Demo3.mp3 (I just posted the end so it wouldn't take up much space on my server.)

I just walked down to the 6 chord, in this case Am, then the last four chords are 6 2 5 1, the most common chord progression. (As suggested by a relative of mine.)

[TylerFG]

Found somewhat of an ending.

http://errortunes.natelair.com/music/Demo3.mp3 (I just posted the end so it wouldn't take up much space on my server.)

I just walked down to the 6 chord, in this case Am, then the last four chords are 6 2 5 1, the most common chord progression. (As suggested by a relative of mine.)

Ooh, I definately love that better than the last ending!

[DeferredGalaxy3]

Alright, then that concludes that this will be the instrumental. Now, we can get RBN singers to contribute. How should I have it? I was kind of planning on the Singers having their own phrases in the verses, then they all sing together in the chorus. How's that?

I will finish writing lyrics, now! I may even upload an mp3 of the notes that are sung, or the members could work that out in their own ways... MAN, I HAVE SO MANY IDEAS FOR THIS SONG!

Anyway, if this collaboration is a success, then we have our selves a Summer Fun (Ft. The RBN) or something. I just need opinions if this is a good idea.

[LuigiHann]

It's an entertaining idea

[TylerFG]

Alright, then that concludes that this will be the instrumental. Now, we can get RBN singers to contribute. How should I have it? I was kind of planning on the Singers having their own phrases in the verses, then they all sing together in the chorus. How's that?

I will finish writing lyrics, now! I may even upload an mp3 of the notes that are sung, or the members could work that out in their own ways... MAN, I HAVE SO MANY IDEAS FOR THIS SONG!

Anyway, if this collaboration is a success, then we have our selves a Summer Fun (Ft. The RBN) or something. I just need opinions if this is a good idea.

Like I've said, I totally love that idea and I'd totally be willing to help!

[Dangimarocker]

If only i could sing...............

[atalkingfish]

I use Logic Pro 9. I'm sort of amateur Guitarist, and I can play Bass and Ukulele. For my songs, though, It's almost all MIDI. Three methods I usually use a MIDI piano for the more synth and piano like parts, and sometimes I might use the Rock Band Pro Guitar controller, and for the drums I usually just insert MIDI notes. The reason I usually don't record real guitar and bass is because I couldn't find a way to hook them up to a Mac Book Pro, but I recently got a Quarter inch to MIDI and I might record with those in future songs. I did record a song with my ukulele over the Built-In Mic, but it isn't enough sound quality.

Can I get more specific? How did you learn about music, as in, how much do you know about melodies, chords, chord progressions, etc? And how did you learn it?