That's completely understandable. It is often normal in the process of dreaming and imagining to wonder how far something can go and speculation will always arise, especially when someone like me comes along who thinks of everything on such a large scale.mosespa wrote:You know, I'm kind of on the fence, here.
While I understand what BPMolder is getting at, at the same time, this album was never really intended for "serious" distribution. I don't think we ever really intended for it to go beyond users at this forum.
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Yeah, a lot of people prefer to not revisit past works. It can tend to be a huge pain in the nuts. I honestly didn't think it would be too easy to redo all the tracks for a high-end master but mossy and I were just presenting all the options and leaving it up to you all to decide.Massed Gadgets wrote:I keep multi-track archives of everything I work on, so I do have all the original files for Silent Victory, but I can't say as I'm too keen on re-visiting it, to be honest. It was a fun thing, and I learned from it, but it's done. I prefer to take what I learned from past projects and put that knowledge into present and future projects.
Yes, Myspace has its own record company that supports and promotes up and coming artists, as well as funding album pressings and distributions and scheduling tours for those artists to establish a following. There have already been at least a dozen artists who were on Myspace Records this year alone who were picked up by major labels and one has even landed her own television show.moom wrote:Does MySpace really has its own record company
Yeah, I knew going into this that it would be an uphill battle to get new files. People have too much of a life and other things going on to take time to do it. It's my pleasure to do with them what I can however, as it will be something new to me as well. I have always wondered what it would be like to try to brighten up 2-channel stereo tracks without multi-track originals so it will be a fun experiment for me that will stretch the boundaries of my skills and creativity. Besides that, I am also very interested in Double Core. I am fascinated by the way that people came together from around the globe to do this and look forward to putting the final product of this new project together as well. It's really going to be a good time to remember.Neil1567/2 wrote:I'm with Mosespa here.First off,I'm very happy for you to tweak the existing files as you see fit,BPMolder and then do with them what you like.I fear I don't have the individual tracks for our song,Magnolia.If needs be,we can record the thing again and let you have the individual tracks but I must admit its probably not high on the priority list at the moment.Best of luck with the initial phase of the remaster project though.Its flattering to all of us that you're interested enough to spend the time doing this.Cheers.
(in recording, of course) .