The Process 1. Everyone Download a couple of the new instruments below. And get the most up-to-date poetic devices instruments 2. The start session first goes to EMO. Download session zipped below 3. EMO adds additional sections/movements (about 3 mins of additional music). Keep it to no more than 8 tracks and be conscious of not too much melody so WJS has a blank-ish canvas. Feel free to vary the tempo and change time signature! It's encouraged. 4. EMO sends session with his additions to SRA 5. SRA adds additional sections/movements ~3 mins more. Keep it to no more than 8 tracks and be conscious of not too much melody so WJS has a blank-ish canvas. Feel free to vary the tempo and change time signature! It's encouraged. 6. At this time, SRA may rearrange the entire piece if he chooses (Total time should be about 10 mins to fit on a vinyl) 7. SRA sends to WJS either the session or rough mix of Side A 8. WJS records 2 distinct lead vocal tracks (Side A; Side B). Think about kind of like duet with yourself. The vocals should overlap at times, but when they do, they should be harmony rather than unison. “Call and response” between the two tracks is highly encouraged. One track will be the Side A vocal; the other track will be the Side B vocal. Feel free to add any other “non-lead” vocals as well like chants or choral parts. 9. WJS adds any musical content he wants 10. WJS sends the session/or raw vocals to REW 11. REW creates two copies of the session for two sides of the record (A and B). 12. REW Remidis EMO’s parts the newly split Side B session. 13. REW adds any melodic extras over the entirety of Side A and Side B (not confined to original sections). (The two sessions, do not necessarily require the melodic content be the same, but they should not fight each other) 14. REW Sends to EMO. 15. EMO Remidis SRA’s parts on the newly split Side B session. 16. EMO adds any melodic extras over the entirety of Side A and Side B (not confined to original sections). (The two sessions, do not necessarily require the melodic content be the same, but they should not fight each other) 17. EMO sends to SRA 18. SRA Remidis REW’s parts on the newly split Side B session. 19. SRA adds any melodic extras over the entirety of Side A and Side B (not confined to original sections). (The two sessions, do not necessarily require the melodic content be the same, but they should not fight each other) 20. SRA Mixes the two sides 21. SRA Sends mixes to REW 22. REW Masters 23. Party!
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