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E. Shaun
January 1st, 2007, 08:56 AM
Greetings everyone!
Well, as I write, it is the first day of a brand new year…and it strikes me as a very fitting time to start the latest CAPE in a brand new forum. Each time that I have hosted CAPE, it has been a very rewarding experience for almost all involved, myself included. I imagine that we'll have a lot of new faces here this time around, as well as many experienced CAPE veterans. For those of you in the former category, here is a brief breakdown of CAPE history and the general process.
CAPEs I - IV
Back in 2003 when I had just received my own forum on a now-defunct audio group called the RecPit, Mixerman phoned me with an idea he had about putting together some collaborative teams for a project. After hashing out details for a few days, what we now know as CAPE (Collaborative Audio Production Experience) was formed, wherein forum members (and even some non-members) are invited to sign-up, listing their musical strengths and interests, and are ultimately placed into teams, and given the task of taking a production from scratch to finish in a set period of time. Over the course of the past three years, there have been four CAPEs, and each has grown in both membership and overall quality. A number of side-projects have sprung from each CAPE, and each have provided numerous collaborative and social opportunities for all who have been involved. I have little doubt that CAPE V will do the same.
Changes From Prior CAPEs
After CAPE IV, I made frequent mention that there would be at least one significant change for CAPE V. However, given the movement from the prior forum to this one, I have decided to opt for only moderate and minor changes. CAPE VI could very well incorporate what I had in mind for this time around…but we'll see.
The most significant change is that there will be staggered deadlines in CAPE V. Rather than a single deadline where you have to provide me with the finished project, there will be a Tracking Deadline as well as a Mixing Deadline. This should help reduce some of the complaints I received from Mixers who were left with only a day or two to mix their project before the final deadline.
The Mixing Deadline has another reason; namely the re-introduction of the Mastering element this time. However, Bob Olhsson will handle all of the mastering duties…and I am very grateful to Bob for agreeing to undertake such a large project gratis. This will have the added bonus of providing a continuity that has been absent on the prior four CAPEs, and I am certain that the results will be both obvious and exceptional.
Some More Important Details
The first important detail is regarding the Songwriter. In light of some comments I have received in the past, I must insist that anyone who cites "songwriter" as a proficiency has at least three songs ready for selection by his or her team within a week of team selection. In other words, even if you plan on having input about song structure etc. from other team members throughout the whole process, you should still be able to provide the majority of at least three songs early on, so that the team has something to work with. After all, it really does start with the song itself, and having to wait for the songwriter to get "inspired" can be a real damper to team morale. Additionally, the songwriter will retain creative "rights" to his or her song. If there is a future compilation made from CAPE V, it is ultimately the songwriter who gets to say "yay" or "nay" as to the song's inclusion. Much of this is hypothetical, but it is worth stating nonetheless.
Format-wise, in this sign-up thread I am asking that you list all the instruments or musical duties that you have some proficiency in and / or access to. I do mean all. Even if you own a bassoon and play for kicks, please list it. Also, if you have access to someone who you are certain will be dependable to contribute to this project, feel free to mention him or her as an ANCILLARY person. Keep in mind that when creating the teams, I will try my best to fill all roles by forum regulars first. I can't stress enough that you should have the ability to get your parts recorded in some way, shape or form. If you put yourself down as a drummer, but don't have a drumkit, any microphones, or access to a studio, you're not doing either yourself or your team any favours.
The position of Point-Man will once again require people with solid organizational ability, as well as the time and ability to check in with team members on a regular basis to ensure that all aspects are moving ahead on schedule. The Point-Man is not a producer in terms of creative control (since each and every member of each team is to be utilized), but in most other aspects, the Point-Man will be expected to oversee the project from start to finish in much the same way as a producer would. Given that this position is often the least listed in the sign-ups, there may be situations in which I am forced to appoint a Point-Man.
If you have access to a significant amount of FTP / web space (e.g.: over 1 GB), please list that on your sign-up, as we won't be able to provide space this time around. Since the last four have gotten by without forum-provided FTP space, I doubt CAPE V will be any different.
Finally, in consideration of the fact that this is a new forum, please let me know on your sign-ups if you had a different user-name in a prior CAPE setting. If you don't want it known publicly, you can PM me, and I'll keep the secret. It simply helps me when I'm selecting the teams.
The official "guidelines" of CAPE V with a bit more info will be posted when I announce the teams.
The Sign-Up System
Alright, on to the details of the process. To sign up, I ask that you rate your proficiency level according to the exact terms I list below. In other words, try to avoid saying "I'm kinda good at guitar…" Just say that you're either "Skilled" or "Adequate." Also bear in mind what I said earlier about having the technical capability of doing whatever you sign up for. The designations I would like you to use are as follows:
Adequate – You can do this well enough without embarrassing yourself publicly.
Skilled – You are more than capable at this, and have been known to turn heads.
Gifted – You are good at it, you know it and all your friends will tell you the same.
Maestro – You are a golden god, or at the very least show exceptional ability in this.
Don't be humble, but also be aware that if you overstate your ability, it will likely be noticed... Please separate acoustic guitar and electric guitar in your entries, as well as acoustic versus electric drums etc. Are you a master at putting together drum loops and samples? Say so. Be specific. Mention everything that you have the capability and capacity to do. If you have a preference for one aspect over another, even if you think you're not as good at it, be sure to mention that too. While it's not always possible, I try to put people in the role they wish to be in. Shortages and overabundances of certain positions will always force me to shuffle a bit, but so far I have not been forced to exclude anyone outright…nor do I plan to.
In your sign-up post, please mention the kind of music you work best with if you have any preference. I want to avoid sticking polka playing accordionists with industrial songwriters, if at all possible. I also tend to create a few teams around genre preferences, so this is fairly important. Also, please mention your location, as I sometimes consider that as a factor as well.
A sample entry would be as follows:
E. Shaun Russell
Vancouver, B.C.
Point-Man - Gifted
Keyboards - Gifted
Mixing - Skilled
Songwriting - Skilled
Kantele - Adequate (well…I have one)
I have no available web space.
I prefer working in either the indie rock, metal, ethnic or more ambient genres, though tend to fit nicely in most other styles if need be. No punk or rap, please.
You get the picture. Just try to be as detailed as possible, and don't hem yourself in.
Sign-Up Deadlines
For numerous reasons, I have decided to allow four weeks for CAPE sign-ups, which means that I will be closing this thread around 23:59 EST on January 28th, 2007. Since this forum is new, it may take some time to make former participants aware that CAPE is ongoing. Also, efforts are being made to invite and include members of other forums in the projects. Likewise, if you know of someone who would be interested in participating, feel free to encourage him or her to sign up.
Teams will be announced on February 1st, with a Tracking deadline of May 1st and a Mixing deadline of May 10th. I will discuss with Bob closer to the time as to when the Mastering process is expected to be done; given that this is a large project, and he runs a busy shop, I'm not going to impose a deadline on his part of the work.
I have to give some major kudos to Tammikuu for providing some feedback to me as a result of some semi-professional studies she did for CAPE III and IV. I have made a few changes as a direct correlation to the feedback I have received through her research.
I also can't recommend enough the "CAPE Catastrophe" primer by Goes211 and Otek, which provides a ton of insight from two veterans of multiple CAPE teams. You will find it as a sticky in this very forum.
If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to email or PM me. Likewise, once the process actually begins, I encourage you to contact me if you run into snags of any sort (e.g.: intrapersonal, technical etc.).
So finally, without further ado…CAPE V is underway!
Sincerely,
E. Shaun Russell
jerryskid
January 1st, 2007, 09:07 AM
Ok guess I'm first....
Jerryskid
Chillicothe, Ohio
accoustic rhythm guitar- Gifted
songwriting - Gifted (have several demos ready)
lead vocals-Adequate...kinda mark knolphler meets randy newman
background vocals-Adequate
Keys-Adequate
I have no available web space.
I like to work in the classic rock sound, country rock. country, singer/songwriter genre. but I'm willing l to try anything that's not rap.
Scodiddly
January 1st, 2007, 09:27 AM
Scodiddly, aka Scott Helmke from the old MARSH.
Chicago, Illinois.
Bass guitar: Skilled (CaPE II-IV)
Acoustic guitar: Adequate
Background vocals: Adequate
Shakuhachi: Adequate (well, maybe, I'm out of practice)
Website space maybe available, but not a lot.
Style, mostly R&B, funk, rock, that sort of thing.
seagate
January 1st, 2007, 09:33 AM
Seagate
Melbourne, Australia
Electric Guitars - Gifted
Acoustic Guitars - Skilled
Bass - Skilled
Keyboards - Adequate
Mixing - Adequate
Songwriting - Adequate
I have a small amount of available web space via my iDisk, with about 1Gb free...
No country, punk or rap, please. Not too keen on metal either...
Johnny
January 1st, 2007, 10:10 AM
Johnny
Houston, TX
Drumset-gifted
Jembe, doumbek, shaky percussion-gifted
Vox-skilled
Tabla-adequate
I have some web space with more on the way by the time things get going.
I like proggy rock but am open to any style, heavier or lighter, and would probably welcome the opportunity to stretch.
Tim Halligan
January 1st, 2007, 10:31 AM
Tim Halligan
Perth, Western Australia (GMT + 9 hrs)
Electric Guitar: Skilled -> Gifted.
Acoustic Guitar: Skilled -> Gifted (Team Republic Cape III)
Bass Guitar: Adequate
Keys: Less than adequate, but I can sequence quite well... :D
No server space.
Open to most styles with the exception of Rap and RnB...y'know...that urban stuff that bears no resemblence to actual Rhythm and Blues... :Roll eyes:
Cheers,
Tim
Jason Phair
January 1st, 2007, 11:13 AM
Jason Phair aka err...nevermind
Fredonia, NY
Bass Guitar - Skilled to Gifted
Mixing - Adequate
Songwriting - Embarrassing to Adequate in most genres. Skilled to Gifted in heavy music.
I have an FTP site, I think about 1Gig of space?
I'd like to do something progressive/weird, or heavy. Or both.
omikl
January 1st, 2007, 11:35 AM
OMIKL (Our Man In Kuala Lumpur)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. You know, that bit that dangles off the bottom of Thailand.
Electric guitar - Skilled shading to gifted (On a good day. CaPE IV Team Serpentine)
Acoustic guitar - Adequate.
Bass guitar - Adequate.
Lead vocals - Adequate.
Backing vocals - Adequate.
I'm a blues/rock/heavy rock/old school metal guy. Open to doing anything apart from Hip Hop.
I have a basic home recording rig, use Reaper as my DAW and a Line 6 Toneport UX-1 as my A-D.
Brendo
January 1st, 2007, 11:44 AM
Well. You said ALL.
Brendo
Melbourne, Australia
Electric Rhythm (Skilled)
Acoustic Rhythm Guitar (Skilled)
Electric Lead (Adequate)
Backing Vocals (Adequate)
Bass (Adequate)
Harmonica (Bought as joke)
Ukulele (Bought as joke)
Djembe, Darbuka (Ancillary)
Keys, Piano (Ancillary)
Drums (Ancillary)
5 String Bass (Ancillary)
Anything guitar based is fine, except Country. 8+ Mbps internet connection, my own webspace (can't supply team space).
EDIT: I'll add that I only have time for one team!
Halsu
January 1st, 2007, 11:52 AM
Hi all - newbie here, this is my first post on the forum. Been reading for a while though.
Halsu
Helsinki, Finland (GMT +2)
Drums - Skilled
Bass - Skilled
Acoustic bass guitar - Skilled
Electric guitar - Adequate -> Skilled
Acoustic guitar - Adequate -> Skilled
12 string acoustic guitar - Adequate -> Skilled (don't own one but should have access to)
Backing vocals - Adequate
Keyboards - Less than adequate
Mixing - Adequate -> Skilled
Songwriting - Music: Adequate plus, Lyrics: Adequate minus
I have a few GB of available ftp space
I like all good music and i'm willing to try everything at least once, but i guess i feel most at home with pop/indie/rock genres.
Edit - some gear info:
I have a "home studio" style recording setup with 16 simultaneous input tracks (Alesis multimix 16 firewire), and a collection of, um, "affordable but rather decent" mics. I use Sony Acid Pro 6 as my primary DAW, i also have Cubase LE and Sony Vegas. My drum kit is Pearl DLX Professional from the 80's, 22" kick, 14" free floating shell snare, 12", 13" 16" toms and (mainly) Sabian XS20 cymbals. E Bass: Kramer, Ac. Bass: Fenix, E GTR: Charvel Legend, Ac GTR: Ibanez. Access to VOX AC30, Mesa-Boogie (uh, model "something"), and small Marshall transistor combo as well as a decent variety of other guitars and basses.
mousdrvr
January 1st, 2007, 12:12 PM
Booya! CaPE is here!
mousdrvr:
Vox - gifted in a Ben Harper like context. For everything else? skilled except for heavy stuff at which I suck.
I'm from Nor Cal and I pretty much completely fit the stereotype personally and musically, so I'm all good with folk rock. But
I'd really like to try something in a reggae, world, ambient, or even techno vein ( as long as it was chilled techno)
*sigh* I have web space.
Fulcrum
January 1st, 2007, 03:13 PM
From high atop the Turkmenbashi Lounge of the Turkmenbashi Plaza Hotel in beautiful downtown Turkmenb- er, Azhgabad, it's the dubiously authentic sounds of
Fulcrum
Conveniently located just minutes from the 691 and the 84 in the 8-6-Oh.
rick DOT fulcrum AT gmail DOT com
synths: skifted
drum programming: grafted
MIDI programming/arranging: stilted
lead or backing voice (baritone/tenor): grilled
oh all right, point man, because I don't have any songs ready this time: skadequated
Personal project studio flying Sonar 6 and tons of VSTs and VSTIs.
Have a listen to Radio CAPE and thrill to the sounds of me pounding Rhodes and Hammond on Rhyme and Reason by Conspiracy Theory (CAPE I); shredding my vocal cords on Burn In The Pyres by Industry (CAPE II-- I'm the vocalist who's not growling); from CAPE III, more yelling and Hammond on Gaining On Me by Galactic (I also wrote that one), and my pianistic expulsion on Gone by Artisan. Then, on CaPE IV, I was involved in no less than four teams in some small or even large way: Talk About Me by Mercury (I was point man and synth dude), Praise and Believe by Solar (Hammond, Rhodes, and synth), Alone by Progression (lyrical concept, brilliantly executed by Groovr), and of course The Mixerman Radio Show theme by Team Womb (synths).
Prog and jazz (esp. fusion) are my bread and butter but I can and will rock, or jam, as hard as required.
Grapestomper
January 1st, 2007, 03:51 PM
Grapestomper (Grape's Evil Twin from the old haunt, Mike Walters in the non-virtual world.)
Santa Cruz area, an hour or so south of San Francisco.
Songrwiter: Gifted
Acoustic Guitars (6 or 12 string): Skilled
Electric Guitars (Rhythm): Skilled
Electric Guitars (Lead): Adequate
Electric Guitars (Slide): Adequate
Electric Bass: Adequate
Vox: (bareley) Adequate
Keyboards: Adequate
Point Man: Adequate
Mixing: Adequate
Also: Mandolin, Balalika, Trombone, Flute: sub-adequate (I own 'em)
I can offer 1 to 2 gig of server space. (I'd pay for it out of pocket, which I'm quite willing to do. However, if others have it to offer gratis, ya might use theirs first.)
I tend to work on lyric-focused music in the (broadly) rock or folk-rock vein. Not into rap, dancey-pop, or heavy-for-heavy's-sake type stuff, but I'm not gonna quit if you force me to stretch!
I played acoustic guitar, slide electric guitar, and keyboards for Team Habitant in Cape IV, and the members of that team have heard an example of my songwriting. Ask 'em if I suck.
Very much looking forward to this.
M
Goes211
January 1st, 2007, 04:29 PM
http://audiolink.dyndns.org/host/cape-horn.gif
Goes211
Brussels-Belgium
Point-Man - Gifted
Vocals - Gifted
Songwriting - Gifted
Guitar - Skilled
Bass/Keyboards/Ukulele - adequate
team banner making and toaster lobbing - maestro
about 2gig of ftp webspace available.
Anything soul, pop, rock. Rap welcome. No cerebral indie stuff. :lol:
Go to the Cape radio at the top of the page, and listen to
Europa, Funksoulbrother, Resonance and Solar.
I'm doing lead vox on these songs.
Bring it on !
:Coolio:
McAllister
January 1st, 2007, 05:14 PM
McAllister
Songwriting/Arranging: gifted
Bass: gifted
Guitars: skilled/adequate, not in a technical sense, but in a vibe-part way. Definitey not a lead player unless you like half notes.
Lead & Background Vocals: gifted/adequate, all depending on if you like my voice, I suppose.
I have no web-space.
I have worked in: most kinds of rock 'n' roll, reggae, ska, latin, western swing, and jazz. I can write/arrange for orchestra, big band, horn charts, numerous voices, etc.
I have little interest in metal, hip-hop, folk, or whatever the hell catagory Britney is in, but I'd be willing to give anything a shot.
M
CAPE: Team Mixerman (songwriting & bass playing)
CAPE II: Team ?? {I've forgotten} (co-songwriting & bass playing)
CAPE III: Team Transmission (bass playing)
CAPE IV: Team Voodoo (songwriting & bass playing)
con mucho gusto
January 1st, 2007, 05:40 PM
Con Mucho Gusto/Con Carne here...
here goes...
Bass guitar...gifted
Upright bass...skilled
Elec. guitar...gifted but quirky
acous guitar...skilled
pedal steel...adequate
Thomas organ w/ moog...adequate
idiot percussion...adequate
no webness here.
an example of where my head is at....
http://womb.mixerman.net/showthread.php?t=768
I'm playing both elec. guitars, elec bass and did the production/engineering thing...
I've got a solid background in jazz, blues, reggae, funk, bluegrass, and other organic shit like that...
I would prefer to stay away from the pop side of things if possible..
also...i have a nice tracking space in philly that i would be happy to lend out to drummers or whatever...
BigBubbaJ
January 1st, 2007, 05:44 PM
BigBubbaJ
Pointman-Maestro
Mixing-Gifted
Drums-Skilled
Bass-Adequate
Acoustic RHY guitar -Adequate
Electric RHY guitar -Adequate
FTP Space - GOBS And GBs.
FORUM - GOT IT.
Studio, Instuments, all that stuff - Got it.
Cape III - Team Transmission (pointman, mixing)
Cape IV - Team Twang (pointman/producer, drums)
Sounds like a good time.
Anything but hip hop, but I won't say no to it.
dikledoux
January 1st, 2007, 06:04 PM
AAAAAAAAIIIIIIIEEEEEEE!
dikledoux (always was always will be)
Drums (acoustic) - skilled to gifted (depending on the level of complexity and style of the part)
Bass (electric) - skilled to gifted
Guitar (electric) - skilled
Guitar (acoustic) - skilled
Vocals (background) - skilled (I'll sing lead if it's required, but there are a LOT of better singers here so hopefully it won't come to that <g>)
Mixer - skilled to gifted , leaning to the skilled side so I don't over-toot my horn (I'd rather not play AND mix on the same song, but I'm there if anyone needs me)
Pointman - gifted (I'm up for this role this time cuz I gots the know-how and the facilities)
Web space - I've got ftp and storage for one, maybe two teams and I've the got BBS thing happenin' as well.
What I like - a broad range of stuff, but I'm partial to:
Rock/Pop - Beatles to Bears, Freedy Johnston to Aimee Mann, DaDa to World Party
Rock - swampy, rootsy, whiskey-laden, anything that sounds like you'd hear it in a trashy club while you're eatin' red-beans and rice)
ANYTHING that's funky - especially when it comes to the drum or bass parts.
Metal/Hard Rock - prolly not for me - mostly cuz I don't have the double-kick chops or guitar gear for the sound... but I can do the aggressive bass thing no prob. I will hurt you.
I played drums on TeamChardonnay Cape III, Drums and mixed and some BGV on TeamTidal Cape IV. You can check out some of my mixing work at LINK (http://www.myspace.com/dikledoux). And I'm always open for an adventure WRT CaPE.
dik
Spock
January 1st, 2007, 06:15 PM
Spock
West Chester - Ohio
Point-Man - Gifted
Vocals - Skilled
Keyboards - Adequate
Nerve Pinch on Goes211 - Maestro
No ftp space available.
Just about anything. Not into rap much.
Check out Cape radio:
Cape III : Galactic : Point-Man and Vox
Cape IV : Pantheon : Point-Man and Vox
Dr. Bob
January 1st, 2007, 06:58 PM
Dr. Bob - (formerly known as dumbass)
Thriving Metro-Graham, North Carolina - USA
Point-Man - NO WAY! - In the middle of a studio build.
Keyboards - NOT! but I have a few toys to play with if needed/wanted. - and a couple of gat's too for flavor.
Recordist - Skilled to Gifted
Mixing - Adequate to skilled - depending upon genre' and complexity. Still mixing about half OUT of the box. (see below)
Drums/Latin Percussion - Fair to Skilled depending upon style.
Kantele - What the hell's a Kantele??? Nobody told me I had to know how to play one of these friggin' things...
I have some available web space... several gig's of ftp in an emergency. (40Gig on a T1) but it'd need to be a real emergency.
I'm old skool... shit, I'm just OLD... but I can still rock it, if it's funky enough. Definitely prefer no punk or rap, please. Grew up on the classics... Floyd, Zep, Hendrix, CSN, Fab 4, Zappa, KC and the Sunshine Band. I can dig a groove on most anything, but really prefer working with something with some funk to it or even Floyd-esk'.
CAPE IV - Serpentine
If anyone cares to trek to NC or if you're within a reasonable drive... say 100 miles... I've got 48 tracks of mobile recording rig available. (I'll make that offer to ALL CAPE teams... just help cover the fuel bill) Contact me and I'll supply the gear list.
archtop
January 1st, 2007, 07:05 PM
Red Rover Red Rover send archtop on over.
Richard Williams aka archtop
Stanwood Wa.
electric lead guitar ----gifted
drums ---not gifted or skilled, but do enjoy
hammond --- really really not gifted, but it's fun.
mixer ----gifted
team mixerman drums CaPE I
team blue note mixer CaPE II
Team alchemy drums/mixer CaPE III
Team Organic drums CaPE II
Team Evergreen guitars/mixer CaPE IV
No ftp space
Drummerboy
January 1st, 2007, 07:32 PM
Drummerboy (or Frank, whatever)
Switzerland (GMT +1)
Drummer: Skilled to Gifted, depending on style
Electric Bass: Adequate
Mixing: only if noone else does it
I like:
Rock/Pop, Hardrock, Punkrock, Funk. No Doublebass stuff.
My Kit is the same as in my avatar: DW Maple set: 22", 10", 12", 14" with Zildjian Cymbals (14" Newbeat Hats, 16" A Custom Crash, 16" A Rock Crash, 20" K Ride, 17" China).
Recording Equipment: 2x Rode NT5 Overheads, Senn e602 Kick, 57's for the snare and all toms, Rode NT1000 Room. Recording via M-Audio ProjectMix into Samplitude.
Cheers
Frank
gbacklin
January 1st, 2007, 07:35 PM
Gene Backlin
South Suburbs, Chicago IL
Acoustic guitar - Skilled (steel, nylon)
Electric guitar - Skilled
violin - Skilled
I have available web space, as well as Forum available.
Just about anything. Not into rap much either.
Azraphael
January 1st, 2007, 08:03 PM
Hooray... CAPE time again! :)
Dave
Toronto-ish, Canada
Pointman: Adequate (did it for CAPE IV, and wasn't entirely happy with how I handled it, but we did get done on time...)
Songwriting: Skilled
Acoustic guitar - rhythm: Skilled
Acoustic guitar - lead: Adequate
Electric guitar - rhythm: Gifted
Electric guitar - lead: Skilled
Note: Tracking guitars would be a challenge for me due to lack of proper facilities. I can do it if necessary, but it's not my first choice.
Keyboards: Skilled (not be confused with organ or piano)
Samples: Gifted
Loops: Gifted
General electronic tomfoolery: Gifted
Genres: Rock (in its many forms), industrial, electronic, folk... pretty much anything except complex jazz, R&B, hip hop or rap. I can do country, but don't particularly like it.
Previous CAPE experience: Team Catharsis (CAPE III), Team Diabolic (CAPE IV)
Preferences: I'd like to try my hand at writing a song for this round. I'd also prefer to stick to the electronic side of things (i.e. keys, samples, loops, programming, etc.), as CAPE is my only real opportunity to work in those areas with other players. Also, I can probably handle contributing to more than 1 team, if its necessary to fill out lineups. This is negated if I am given point duties for one of the teams, though.
FInally, a HUGE thanks to E. Shaun for putting this together. It's always a blast, and I'm perpetually looking forward to the next one!
Cheers,
Dave
Swafford
January 1st, 2007, 08:47 PM
Ah fuck, I got the time.
Swafford/Jeff
Motherfucking Cincinnati, O-hi-o
Rhtyhm Electric Guitars - skilled
Rhythm Acoustic Guitars - Skilled
Lead Electric Guitars - adequate and charmingly ignorant of the formal conventions.
Lead vocals - skilled (my mom says I'm gifted!).
Songwriting - Skilled in the minor dirge and the use and misuse of cowboy chords.
No Interweb space. A few rows avaiable in the Garden, though leeks are calling this year.
Folk. Country. Folk-Rock. Country-Rock. Rock. Fast or slow. The knowing smirk.
Mixing. No thanks.
Do not like pop music or metal, can't do rap. Love the notion of the malleable song that can be twisted by others to something new.
st robert
January 1st, 2007, 09:00 PM
st robert=
robert stanley
white trash, WA
point man: skilled
lead vox: gifted (kinda stingish, listen to dwoz and aardvark rotation station/ in the garden for a rough idea, as well as other songs i have posted in the critique forum)
back vox: gifted
lead elec guit: skilled
rhythm elec guit: golden boy (i use a variax which has some acoustic tones but they only work in specific contexts, will fingerpick for tips)
tambourine: skilled
shakers: skilled
bass: gifted
keys: gifted (this is my main instrument, training-wise. love the b3, all electronics, have a love-hate relationship with the accoustic piano. mostly hate.)
agave tester: grand moff genius
mix: cocktails: monster, songs: skilled
produce: gifted. (if it's fresh produce)
songwriting: gifted
ftp space: un sheetload, enough for the requisite naked pictures, videos and such as well as the project itself.
stylisticallyishwise, i roll in the basic pop rock vein, but prefer noisier angrier stuff 9 times out of 10.
trained in jazz, but rather uncomfortable actually playing it.
i am a chameleon.
country makes my ass itch.
(in a bad way)
i work in sx3 at home through various bits of gear, some of which sounds worth a shit.
i thank the academy for its consideration.
ella
January 1st, 2007, 10:29 PM
ella
Western Canuckistan
Bass guy - whatever else I may be able to do I don't feel I have the setup to provide tracks of sufficient quality, so I'll stick to bass.
Gifted/maestro - depends on the style.... I've played rock, funk, some jazz (but my upright bass is a completely embarrassing POS and I'm really rusty), a fair amount of prog stuff, some folky gigs, once played on an African style project but can't say I really internalized it, pretty good with wacky time stuff. Don't understand country and am not that interested in rap or sooper heavy death-crunch, although I would give it my best shot.
Prior CAPE experience was bass guy for Team Progression.
I don't currently have FTP space but I know how to work it.
Ummmmm..... can't think of much else to say right now... I play mostly fretless but can access other basses if the production requires it.... I have skype.... I understand how to fly tracks around in cyberspace for projects... Tony Levin is my hero.... so is Alain Caron... non-smoker except for the occasional Montecristo....
drummertom
January 1st, 2007, 10:40 PM
Yea! Another CaPE!
Drummertom (veteran of CaPE's II-IV)
Drums - gifted
Percussion - skilled
Backing Vox - skilled
I should be able to put up a couple of gigs of ftp space if needed.
I can play Pop, Rock, Heavy stuff, anything.
TSTW
January 1st, 2007, 10:59 PM
TSTW
London, UK
Drumset - Gifted
percussion - skilled (every instrument available)
Backing Vox - Adequate
Mixing - Adequate
Midi Programming - Gifted
Loops - Gifted
Female Lead/backing - Gifted (ANCILLARY)
Bass - Gifted (ANCILLARY)
keyboard/synth - gifted (ANCILLARY)
I am open to any style.
chrisj
January 1st, 2007, 11:07 PM
Well, this should be interesting. Surprise me!
This is an inventory, not a list of expectations, so I'm putting in ones I don't expect to see used, on purpose :)
Guitar, lead: probably skilled (see: Team Campfire)
Guitar, rhythm: brain-damaged and eccentric, yay
Bass: delay track at least 2,000 ms in mix, capable of sounding like a bass though. Can usually think of decent parts.
Drums: could play for Turkish Scotsmen successfully, otherwise too spazzy and aggressive and not relaxed enough
Keyboards: Nord Lead, squiggly stuff like Don Preston without the chops. Trouble playing over more than white keys. Voted most likely to pick an note and play it as a pad over the entire song
Tinwhistle, recorder, harmonica, bamboo recorder: own one of each, unsure what keys they are in. ahahahaha.
Violin: ahahahahahahahahahaha.
Percussion: cowbell, egg shaker, tambourine: surprisingly decent. Played hidden cowbell on Team Campfire.
Mixing: has copy of Mix It Like A Record and is afraid to use it :D seriously, have Logic Express and it's tech, what's not to like? Much better chops than on instruments.
Mastering: curses, foiled again ;) better every year.
Rising to the level of challengingly good team-mates: definitely, try me, had to do this in previous CaPEs routinely, it's a great crowd of gifted people
Throwing a lot of ideas and happily leaving a lot of them on the cutting room floor: hey, you gotta. You should have heard the all-guitar arrangement for Campfire :)
Picking a good song: Team Alchemy, "Judi" and Team Campfire, "If This Is Where It Is" got much cheerleading from me, the latter on two consecutive CaPEs until it finally got heard.
Enjoying the madness: depends on the madness :D
Ready to go, no FTP space handy, got Skype working this time. Cheers. Surprise me.
bunnerabb
January 1st, 2007, 11:10 PM
bunnerabb - three b's
Location - Part of the Ohio Invasion on Chatwomb. Near a fuckoff huge lake, here in the ghetto.
Point man - I have to have help tying my shoes and I need to make an appointment to do so a week in advance.
Songwriting - I got a bunch of country songs together but they're all going on this record. I can write in several genres, but I don't have three ready to go.
Guitar - I can make chords in time once I find them.
Keys - Adequate to skilled (Listen to Team Organic if you can find the file). I also have an ancillary who can play stuff from whorehouse boogie woogie to Beethoven like nobody's bidnitz.
Drums - On a tabletop, I'm Steve Gadd. Behind a drum kit, I couldn't keep time with a Rolex.
Mixing - Adequate to skilled. I'm working on tracking a country album, so I really wouldn't have time to mix this even if somebody wanted me to. You don't want me to. I use Nuendo, by the way.
Vocals - Skilled. Listen to Team Bunny and Team Twang for a reference.
Bass - I'd rather have a bass player.
ftp space - Nope.
Preferred Genres - Country - Rock - Blues - R&B - Grunge. I can't sing that Steve Perry squirrel rock stuff or hair metal. It's out of my vocal range.
Additional:
I've had trouble with deadlines but I managed to deliver the goods. Sometimes with more quality than others, but on time. I move twice a year and I head back to the island in Apr. In between, I'm tracking this country record and then packing up the whole plantaion in Feb. and moving it to a friend's room, 60 miles from here, for overdubs and mixing. My schedule is pretty packed 365 and I have some live things to do between now and Apr. If anybody wants to pass on allowing my contribution, this year, in favour of somebody with more free time to put into this; I get that and respect it.
- the bunny
EyreSpace
January 1st, 2007, 11:46 PM
EyreSpace
Southwest Ontario, Canada
Pointman: Gifted
Mixer: Gifted
Bass: Gifted
Acoustic Gtr: Gifted
Elec Gtr: Skilled
Drums: Adequate
Songwriting: Skilled
Ancilliaries:
Drums
Guitars
Female Vocals
Keys
Any style/genre, prefer Jazz or intelligent pop.
No web space.
Charles Dye
January 2nd, 2007, 12:19 AM
Miami, FL
Pointman - Gifted
Mixing - Gifted
Clarinet - Rusty (you said everything, but I ain't playin' it :D )
I prefer working in indie, alt or modern rock. Strong melodies + great lyrics.
volthause
January 2nd, 2007, 12:44 AM
Scott Volthause
Raleigh, NC USA
Guitar : Skilled
Bass : Skilled
Mixing : Skilled
I have no available web space.
I prefer working in indie rock, metal, doom, grind, punk, pop-punk, industrial. No country, no folk, preferably nothing with strumming hippy acoustic guitars. :D
saxplayerz
January 2nd, 2007, 12:45 AM
Saxplayerz
E TN
Pointman - Experienced
Alto - Skilled
Tenor - Skilled
Keys - I can lay down some real basic stuff if given the time
Mixing - Gifted
I've got server space if needed
Tim Armstrong
January 2nd, 2007, 01:04 AM
Tim Armstrong/tarmadilo
Berlin, Maryland, USA (just inland from Ocean City, MD)
Pointman: please God, no. (ask Team Expedition!)
bass: skilled (Team Americano, Team Interstate, Team Expedition)
electric guitar: adequate (played electric 12-string on Expedition)
acoustic guitar: adequate to skilled rhythm player
songwriter: skilled (Team Interstate)(note: I have nothing ready!)
background singer: adequate
lead singer: whiny
I record with Reaper, can Skype, and really prefer 60s Power Pop, Americana, and anything with a pedal steel guitar on it...
Cheers, Tim
vocalnick
January 2nd, 2007, 01:33 AM
Nick Storr
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
Vocals - Maestro (?)
Keyboards - Adequate
Guitar - Adequate
Bass - Skilled, but with recording caveats (my available gear isn't anywhere near top notch right now)
I have no available web space.
My genre-preference tends toward the poppy melodic nu-prog rock end of the spectrum (spocks beard, porcupine tree, Keving Gilbert etc.) but I'm up for pretty much anything with a good melody. Definitely not interested in rap, or anything too "glurgey" (is that even a word?)
I guess I should start posting here too :P
Cosmic Pig
January 2nd, 2007, 02:18 AM
Cosmic Pig aka Rick Boulter
Guitar - gifted, until I heard Mudcat.
Bass - skilled, or gifted if I get Cosmic Wifey to do it.
Vocals - tragic, unless I get Cosmic Wifey to do it, then gifted.
Point man - nope. Unless I get... er, no she won't do it either.
No webspace, have skype, yousendit is in favorites.
Mixing - adequate. My studio is funny, it made Aardy laugh. I think more at it than with it, but haha nonetheless.
My style is blues and heavy rock to country, generally on the more organic side. I run a Twin through a Leslie 145 cab or Marshall 2-12 I have a whammy bar and a talkbox in case things get weird.
Cos.
studjo
January 2nd, 2007, 02:34 AM
Studjo - johannes eberhard
Switzerland
e-git: skilled (I have an idea what to play over Blue Bossa)
a-git: skilled (I once played Alhambra or whatever that stuff was called - tremolo all over the place)
e-bass: gifted (I love playing bass. "The chicken" from Jaco is the only serious groove I'm able to play)
mandolin: gifted (I own one but play it with the chord sheet in front of my head)
webspace: there should be a bit available (over 2GB)
ancillary: pretty good sax player living right next door to me
mixing: skilled to gifted. I'd really love to mix some stuff more than anything. Would be a great way to check my new desk (hopefully hooked up till February)
I got a nice analog studio with a lot of outboard and PT (use it as a tape recorder). I could record other guys here too, but I fear there aren't too many people from Switzerland taking part in this ...
I don't care what style it is - I like playing with my toys. My main field is Jazz/Rock though - but don't be affraid to shoot some industrial - it's gonna be fun.
Skype is working here.
Watershed
January 2nd, 2007, 03:11 AM
Watershed (Mark)
Southern Victoria, Australia.
Unfortunately I have little time to spare at the moment due to my band just starting an album.
However, we have a dozen or so songs ready to throw in If they're wanted.
Most from a Christian perspective and in many genres, from ballads to funky to rock.
Songwriter - Skilled to gifted.
Probably find time to provide some shaker or cowbell? :Wink:
fizbin
January 2nd, 2007, 03:15 AM
hell-o folks
Guitar: skilled/gifted
bass: skilled
Singing: skilled/gifted depending on material
Songwriting: gifted
MIDI programming: gifted
Harmonica: not too good
Keys: even worse
Mixing: occasional brilliance but far too inconsistent, meaning occasional shite as well
Point man: I can't get my own kids to behave. I will have no chance with you guys.
Ancillary male vocalist: maestro airy tenor with strong upper range - has signature sound - can rock or wax balladic
I would like to either sing or play bass this time, but probably not both. I can do songwriting duties as well if necessary, as that part is already done. I have plenty of web space (8 or 9 GB free at the moment). I prefer melodic rock, can be light to very heavy, not quite metal though. I have Cubase SX 3 & 4, Pro Tools M-Powered.
:Coolio: :Wink: :Coolio:
Jay
maccool
January 2nd, 2007, 03:39 AM
maccool
Bedford, England.
Acoustic Guitar - Gifted
Electric Guitar - Adequate (Tele + small valve combo)
Tenor Ukulele - Adequate (well... I have one)
BGV - Adequate, on a good day.
Ancilliary female vocalist - Gifted to Maestro
I have no available web space.
5down1up
January 2nd, 2007, 05:23 AM
Kai A. Portolano
Pforzheim, Germany.
e.guitars - skilled
ac.guitars - skilled ( flamenco ? forget it :icon_eek: )
programmings - skilled
bass - skilled
percussion - everything you can shake ? skilled
mixing - skilled
songwriting - skilled
webspace - uploading my stuff shouldnt be a prob
kinda hard to judge myself skilled or gifted etc. ?
everything goes as far as i am concerned. required equipment to record is all here. i use logic & pt ( mix ) on a mac.
happy to be able to be part of the CAPE :Thumbsup:
lyons
January 2nd, 2007, 07:22 AM
Didn't even know this place existed until a couple of days ago. Charles Dye contacted me to see if it was OK to include the Team Intuition song I played drums for on CAPE radio, and to inform me that sign-up for the latest CAPE started today. So here I am.
Jerry Lyons
Los Angeles, CA
Acoustic drums - Gifted
Samples/Loops/Programming - Gifted
I have no available web space.
I prefer working in most rock and electronic genres, with hard rock, metal and industrial at the top of the list.
kingkai
January 2nd, 2007, 07:25 AM
AKA Irv
Perrysburg Ohio (in the great black swamp)
Point Man - I can hardly manage to get my own fat ass out of bed in the morning, dont ask!
Trumpet - adaquite ( well I got a couple and I think I remember how the valves work!)
Bass ( Fretted ) skilled to gifted ( in my own mind)
Bass ( Fretless ) skilled
Server space - NADA
Vocals - lead (adaquate maybe if my voice fits) Tenor
Vocals - Background skilled ( again Tenor)
I'm running Ntrack, Cool Edit, And Audition 1.0 with a couple of Maudio delta-1010's
I learned with clasic rock in 60's, then went Heavy rock in the 70's then went to jazz and funk until today. My favorites at this time are RnB and funk. But I'll play anything except Metal or Rap.
I've watched 4 capes go bye and think it's pony up and play this time.
Peace - Out, Irv
Mixerman
January 2nd, 2007, 08:41 AM
Mixerman
Los Angeles, CA
Pointman - Jedi
Mixer - Jedi
I have ftp space available.
Enjoy,
Mixerman
CaptainHook
January 2nd, 2007, 09:53 AM
CaptainHook
Mixing - Gifted
Guitar - Skilled
Pointman - Skilled
Vocals - Would rather not this time.
Songwriting - Not enough time again. Maybe CapeVI :Razz:
FTP Space - Yep.
Style - Pop/Rock (last time i said heavier types of rock. was
very much an overstatement on my part. Notice pop is the
first word now. ;) )
antena
January 2nd, 2007, 12:23 PM
Ok, I'll try
montpellier France
singer (female): jedi
composer: gifted
clarinet: let's forget about it
looking forward to it.
malice
January 2nd, 2007, 12:28 PM
malice
montpellier France
ftp might be difficult, I would prefer none.
pointman: as if you don't know about it
bass: I don't play more than 4 strings at a time
mixing: will be redone by Aardvark anyway
malice
otek
January 2nd, 2007, 01:11 PM
Here goes.......
Name: Otek (duh)
Location: Sweden
Electric guitar - Skilled (I never seem to get this duty, but whatta feck)
Pointman - Gifted
Mixing - Maestro
I cannot provide FTP space.
Wally
January 2nd, 2007, 02:25 PM
Wally
Ottawa, Canada
Songwriting: Skilled
Acoustic guitar - Adequate
Electric guitar - Adequate
Keyboards: Almost Adequate
Cheers,
Wally
J.G.
January 2nd, 2007, 02:51 PM
JG, aka Juanita
France
Pointerstick - I do believe I might have a flair for this stuff--with the right pie chart generator and flavors of fillings...
Vox - Gifted, moments of Maestro-ess...
Armpit Farter - I must at last come out of the closet on this subject; I suck, and I know it, clap my hands.
Styles: Heavy on the Soul, Bluesy, Funky, Smeeeeeeeeeooooooooth but slightly rockin' spices. Easy on the Folk, new Urban/R&B/Pop stuff.
jstuart
January 2nd, 2007, 05:23 PM
jstuart= john
Gorham Maine USA
Lead vx-from skilled to maestro,depending on style, with the caveat that I'm a Baritone, with a fairly distinct character...listen to cape 2 ( americano)and 3(zodiac 13) for an example.
Bkgrd vx- skilled- surprisingly the character that shows up in my ld vx goes away, and I blend easily- example in cape 4 ( expedition)
songwriter- utter crap to maestro- examples at cape 2 (americano), and cape 4 (expedition) styles= americana, rock, folky, some prog/jazz/rock, and ?????
pointman and mixer- skilled , with bouts of adequate and maestro- it's been my "daygig" for 30 0dd years, so I actually would rather concentrate on the musician side, but would serve if elected...
guitar, elec- within the styles that I play in , adequate to semi- skilled , good at coming up with parts- not a jazz or metal guy. tele, strat, open back cab
guitar, acoustic, steel string, nashville high strung
,and nylon strg. same as elec-
guitar, tri-cone resonator- adaquate,just barely...
guitar, pedal steel, good pitch, no licks, but I own it,
Bass, adequate-solid time,good tone, not a flashy player-old school
Drums-adequate, not very flashy, but mostly solid. EShaun,in his infinite wisdom, has had me drum on two capes- for examples: cape 3 (zodiac 13),and cape 4 (expedition) I can handle rock,country,R&B and other americana styles, but really suck at latin, jazz, prog rock, or anything else that calls for licks..
keyboards- I like to write on them, but that's where it stops in terms of skill... I have a few synths,and a really nice steinway,and fortunately, a Keyboard ancilliary who is a maestro
banjo- well, you said to list what instruments we had- how desperate would you have to be?
I have as ancilliaries, as mentioned, a maestro keys player, and female bkgrd vx -skilled.
I have FTP space for my studio, but I need to talk with my webmistress to see how to partition it for this project so I don't frig it up for my regular use. I'll pm Eshaun, after I speak with her.
looking forward to cape V!
j
Thumper
January 2nd, 2007, 06:53 PM
Chicago, Ill.
Guitars - gifted
Drums - n/a... trust me...
Bass - gifted
Vox - it's like slow suicide
Mixing - 2nd to some
Editing/tuning/timing - Freakin Jedi.
I'd be up for working on anything that's fun. Modern rock is my thing as of late, so my skills would be best in that, although it would be fun to work on something different.
FTP space may be available, but if others have it.... it would be better.
ckerian
January 2nd, 2007, 07:33 PM
Chris, Colorado
Mixing: Skilled
Pointman: Skilled
Acoustic guitar Skilled
Electric guitar - rhythm: Skilled
Electric guitar - lead: Adequate
Genres: Rock, Country, Blues, Metal, Punk, et al;
FTP Got web server and ftp space. Should be OK to host.
Previous CAPE experience: Team Eclectic (CAPE I) (http://www.crystalclearrecording.com/Music/CaPE/TeamEclectic.mp3), Team Campfire(CAPE III) (http://www.crystalclearrecording.com/Music/CaPEIII/TeamCampfire.mp3), Team Expedition(CAPE IV) (http://www.crystalclearrecording.com/Music/CaPEIV/TeamExpedition.mp3),
Preferences: I would like to be considered for mixing duties. I play guitar. i am not very good but can and will fill those duties. I am better at writing melodies and pulling a part of out chords than I am improvising and shredding leads.
Instruments Pro Tools 5.1 Mix System w/1 Mix farm and 5 DSP Farms. 32 channels of I/O, 64 tracks.
48 channel Soundcraft 6000 console.
Carvin DC127 Electric, American Standard Strat, Takamine Acoustic, Classical Guitar, Marshall AVT50, Fender Twin reissue.
Ancillaries and others
I would like for Rockdart to be named as ancillary and co-conspirator. Rockdart has contributed in one way or another too all my previous cape experiences and last CaPE (IV) we we're on different teams. It would be nice to be on the same team with both of us sharing mix/pointman and maybe some guitar duties and he can have more a shot at mixing something.
I also feel it's highly advantagous to be in both control of the people and the mix so it's important that I have pointman duties as well. There are just too many variables with music and people so having some kind of control or AUTHORITY (hehe) is vital when lumping skulls. Yes, I am a control freak, but a pleasent control freak. Arent all engineer/producers control freaks? I am kidding. I couldnt ask to get pointman and mix duties. everyone wants those ego stroking jobs don't they?
As far as styles go... I'd like to be surprised. it would be nice for once to not do a ballad. Hehe. Maybe something upbeat and fun to mix. Alt metal/rock/neo-punk? Of course If all else fails... do a ballad, always love them. I'd love to sign up my ancillary steel and backup vocalist but the last time I did they waited till the last minute and their parts sucked.
Thank you e-shaun, mixerman, aardvark, etc for the consideration.
Calvin
January 2nd, 2007, 09:22 PM
Count me in!
Calvin
New Hampshire
Electric guitar: Gifted (give or take, depending on style)
Acoustic guitar: Skilled
Mixer: adequate (maybe, on a good day)
backing vox: adequate
genre: Pop/Rock, but I'm up for just about anything
No current web space, but that should change soon.
nobby
January 2nd, 2007, 09:29 PM
Ah, wtf. :Uh oh:
in this sign-up thread I am asking that you list all the instruments or musical duties that you have some proficiency in and / or access to. I do mean all.
Vox, guitar, keyboard, bass guitar; ancillary congas, bongos and djembe, african thumb piano. Choose your poison.
Bass guitar I'd call adequate to decent depending on genre and style, others range from pretty good to god-like.
Got FTP.
QweziRider
January 2nd, 2007, 09:49 PM
QweziRider
Las Vegas, NV
Bass - gifted
BGVox - adequate to skilled
Electric Guitar - adequate to skilled
Acoustic Guitar - adequate
Nylon String Guitar - adequate (I have one....that covers adequate)
Keyboards - adequate
Mandolin - adequate
Mixing - adequate (team twang mixer on CaPE IV)
Songwriting - adequate to skilled
I have sufficient available web space and FTP.
I prefer working with prog rock, country, ambient stuff, pop/rock, but can fit where need be. Prefer to not do rap, punk, overly indie, or cookie monster metal. My writing is more pop rock/classic rock oriented.
Thank you for another CaPE!
stoner
January 2nd, 2007, 11:18 PM
Jim Stone-1st time CAPE'er
Burlington, WA
Point Man-Not this time
Guitars (elect. lead and accu.)-Gifted (in an improv kind of way)
Bass-Adequate
Keys (plugin synth mods)-Adequate
Mixing-Skilled (getting better)
Songwriter-Not lyrically (Actually, I have written a couple)
Colaberator-Skilled
Got some nice bongo's and maracas.
Got a little web space.
Am best at Progressive Rock/Alt/Hypno/Emo/Ind/Metal.
Will dabble with whatever, but i'm not much for Country/Rap/R&B/HH
Home Studio-AA 2.0/Audiofire12/some ok mic's
Old school guitar rig (Hiwatt/Rivera/Marshall)
All analog eff's
Looking forward to a CAPE.:Razz:
tptman
January 2nd, 2007, 11:51 PM
Point Man - No time, less patience. Paid dues on this already.
Songwriting - adequate
Arranging - Maestro
Trumpet & other tubes blown into (easy now) - Maestro
BG vox - skilled
Keys - moderately skilled (piano or electronic, unless I finally sell my Motif)
solomon2
January 3rd, 2007, 12:49 AM
Well, I used to be jgsbass. Cape IV was a blast, I'm re-upping for V.
Pointman. ?You're kidding right?
Keyboards. better than adequate, less than skilled
Guitars. See keyboards.
Bass. I'm your man. Period.
Mixing. Its fun, but but I'm unskilled by modern standards
LouMan
January 3rd, 2007, 01:17 AM
Louman
Near Boston, MA
Electric Guitar- Skilled to gifted
Acoustic Guitar- Adequate to Skilled
Bass- Skilled
Vocals- Adequate
Drums (ANCILLARY)- Gifted. The drummer I know is very good but he doesn't go online at all. His participation on the team (other than actually playing the drums) would be minimal to non-existent.
I'm most comfortable working in rock-type genre's although I don't mind stretching my boundaries a bit.
Thanks,
Lou
Carlo
January 3rd, 2007, 01:33 AM
looks to the right..."You ready?"
looks to the left..."You ready?"
"Let's get it ON!"
Carlo, aka Morty Webb
Sedro Woolley, Washington
Lead and backing vocals skilled
Bass skilled
Acoustic Guitar adequate
Songwriting adequate
Point-man I don't know what the hell I'm doing, but I can talk!
Saw sounds sweet, but hard to record
I'm into most all music...punk, rock, soul, gospel, anything with heart!
I thought Cape 4 was fantastic, the best experience for musicians, and hope Cape 5 kicks it's ass!!
Mikebuzz
January 3rd, 2007, 01:53 AM
Ok 1 more time
Mike Buzz : Cali forni cation
we did CapEs iii-iv Team Synergy and Team Republic as songwriters
Vox: Gifted ( co-writer Rolf )
Songwriting: Ah you tell me ???? ( buzz & Rolf)
Gtr : Skilled ( buzz )
Bass: skilled ( rolf )
Bkgd vox : gifted ( Rolf )
Ya he's FUCKIN German !!!
Most styles are fine
Trombone : Hell my dad gave me his from when he was a kid 1927 Selmer with all of the Oil music holder etc. Beautiful instrument with hand carved silver bell BUT I cant play it so ???
LAter
Buzz
Mixing : nope !! hell see the mixshootout
No ftp space either , on Skype mike.buzzzetti
dnafe
January 3rd, 2007, 02:35 AM
dnafe
Capital of the Great White North
Drums - Skilled to Gifted
Keyboards - barely adequate
Mixer - generally adequate but skilled on a good day
Pointman - I suppose I could get the job done without bruising any egos
Ancillary musicians:
Guitars - skilled to gifted
Keyboards - skilled to gifted
Bass - skilled to gifted
Vocals - male & female - skilled to gifted
Violin - skilled
Musical styles - Rock preferred - not into metal or hip hop
Might have access to web space
Zoesch
January 3rd, 2007, 03:36 AM
Hell has frozen over...
Zoesch... currently mobile, stationed in South America for the next few months
Songwriter: OK-ish need a decent arranger working with me though.
Lyrics: Good
Vocals (Clean): Good if you enjoy Ian Curtis and Dave Gahan
Vocals (Screamed/Growled): Good
Guitar (Rhythm): Good
Keyboards: Good
Sound Design/Noise/Power Electronics: Maestro
Pointman: OK (Team Industry along with Ola and Oudplayer, Team Arsenal)
Ancillary Musos:
Piano/Keyboards: Maestro
Guitar: Maestro
Styles: Industrial, Death Metal, Black Metal, Post-Metal/Post-Hardcore (ISIS, Knut, Neurosis, Cult Of Luna, etc.), Electronica, Glitch, Noise, etc... the outer fringes you know?
Past Experiences: Bass and sound design for Team Down Undah (CaPE I), Vocals, keys, sound design, songwriting (partial) and pointmanship (Shared with Otek and Oudplayer) for Team Industrial (CaPE II), Vocals, songwriting (partial) and pointmanship (Shared with Pimp-X) for Team Arsenal (CaPE III)
Comte de St Germain
January 3rd, 2007, 03:47 AM
The Comte.
Guitarist- Gifted
Pointman- 2 for 3
Crazy sounds- Gifted
Mixing- Haven't had a shot at that yet for CaPE and although I'd like to; who likes their own mixes enough to say gifted?
I like rock music that leans toward the freakish but can hang in any type of rock context.
badperson
January 3rd, 2007, 04:18 PM
badperson
Location: NYC
songwriter: gifted
electric guitar: skilled
acoustic guitar: skilled
synth/drum programming: poor to adequate, not a strong suit, but I have kontakt and a few other things and this is an area where I wouldn't mind being smacked around a little and learn a thing or two.
bass: adequate. I'm not a bass player, but I do own a cheap bass and can fill in in if there is an extreme need
team downbeat: songwriter, guitar
team tidal: songwriter, guitar (one of two guitarists)
most comfortable in indie rock/classic rock/funk situations
thanks,
bp
Bryson
January 3rd, 2007, 04:40 PM
Timmy
El Gtr - Gifted
Ac Gtr, Mandolin - Skilled
Lead voc - Skilled (Tenor)
BG Voc and Arranging - Gifted (Tenor)
Drums - Rusty, but can thrash.
I have a Bass, and a major kybd/sampler/sequencer rig.
Harmonica - Suck/Blow
DP and PT.
I've miles of FTP space.
I make killer tamales.
I like all kinds of (good) music, but rock is my main dig.
First CAPE Team - Superhero
Last CAPE Team - Pantheon
Mixerpuppet
January 3rd, 2007, 04:53 PM
Name: Mixerpuppet aka nobody
Location: Federal Way, Wa, aka Federal out of the Way
Songwriter - strange and unusual to eclectic
Pointman - Adhd dyslexic.. oh nevermind
Mixer - Adequate
Guitar - Skilled
Drums - Adequate (lo-fi tracked to 1")
Vox - Adequate to Miserable
Electric Bass - Adequate
Keys - one at a time
Midi - heh heh right...
Pickslides - Tom Scholtz
Guitarist #3 for TEAM BANNED
Webspace with FTP - Got it but can't figure it out (yet).
clicktrack
January 3rd, 2007, 06:40 PM
ClickTrack
Ottawa, Canada
Trumpet - Adequate-to-Skilled when redone by Aardvark
Mixing - Skilled when redone by Aardvark
BG Vocals - Adequate when redone by Aardvark
Point-Man - Adequate I would guess. But damn...have you seen Aardy take Point? *shudder*
Jamming the toast back into Goes211's face - maestro
Very little webspace available...working on it, but I doubt it'll happen in time.
Genre-wise, something different would be cool...soul, latin, pop, rock, Rap.
Past CAPE Experience: Team FunkSoulBrother (CAPE II), Team Downbeat (CAPE III), Team Mercury (CAPE IV). I played on all three and mixed on CAPE III. All are available on the Cape radio.
PSN Big Al
January 3rd, 2007, 06:49 PM
Allen "Big Al" Wagner
Vancouver, Washington
Keyboards - Gifted - Specializing in old school B3 , piano, electric piano and instrument emulation, but I also love ripping synth solos. I have a very wide range of instruments and samplers and tons of libraries.
Lead Vocal - Adequate (Rough blues/rock style)
Mixing - Skilled
I could possibly arrange a couple of gigs of team FTP space.
I love jazz, rock, country, blues...almost anything. Prefer not to work on rap/hip-hop or punk.
spkguitar
January 3rd, 2007, 11:09 PM
Name: Shawn
Location: Earth (Pittsburgh, PA USA to be exact)
Electric Guitar - Skilled
Acoustic Guitar - Skilled
Lead Vocals - Adequate
Background vocals - Skilled
Keyboards - Adequate
bass - Adequate
mixing - Adequate
songwriter - Adequate
pointman - not
FTP space - a couple of GB
Styles: pop/rock is my specialty. Up for trying just about anything.
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Cape III - Team Independence: guitar(both kinds), keyboards, drum programming
Cape IV - Team Progressive: Acoustic Guitar
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Fletcher
January 3rd, 2007, 11:58 PM
Fletcher
Foxboro, MA
Mixer - Adequate
Skwaidu
January 4th, 2007, 02:50 AM
Skidoo
Location Helsinki, Finland
Mixing- Maestro
Electric Guitar- Skilled +
Acoustic Guitar- Skilled
Electric Bass- Adequate
No FTP to speak of currently. Professional mixing and tracking facilities available.
Veteran of all CaPEs so far...
padboy
January 4th, 2007, 04:44 AM
4 CAPES so far, never got a T-Shirt. What up with that?
Padboy (Peter), Ratliff Florida
Hammond - Sometimes skilled, sometimes gifted. preferred main instrument, as most of my living room is filled with it.
Rhythm Guitar, electric or acoustic - skilled
BGV's - adequate to skilled. I don't do soprano parts, but I know from harmonies.
Banging 2 SM58's together - Totally Maestro. Also great visually.
No available FTP space except to dump raw mp3 tracks that somebody else can play at.
I did 4 teams, all R&R of various types, but I'm open to anything that a hammond would sound good in. I've done anon cuts for a few country kinda sounding bands in the past year, no complaints, and even repeat bidness! So.
Whatever.
Thanks y'all, number five is alive!
padperson
Anna B
January 4th, 2007, 03:03 PM
Anna Bihl
Sweden
I em soe heppy, I fienally loest my Sviedisch accent.
Lead vocals / Backing vocals: Gifted
Songwriting: Embarrassing to Gifted
Acoustic guitar: Adequate to Skilled
Previous Capes:
Vocals for Team Downbeat CAPE III
Songwriter/Vocals for Team Habitant CAPE IV (Erased and Redone by Aardvark)
Most of the stuff I write is pop/rock..ish.
As a singer I probably prefer pop/rock, soul, blues, jazz, country...stuff like that.
No rap or hip/hop. No punk. No cookie monster rock.
:Coolio:
subvocal
January 5th, 2007, 03:05 AM
subvocal
Madison, Wi
songwriting = adequate
singing = adequate
harmonica = pretty good
mixxy = adequate
acoustic guitar = adequate
cello = very good = ancillery (sp?)
hot chick backups = very good = ancilleryerier (whatever)
singer for one cape and songwriter acoustic guitar for a 'nother cape
prefer pchyco acoustic stuff but can sing pretty much any genre
blues or rock for harmonica
folky psychadelic for guitar
any genre mixwise
Have web space for hosting beeg files!
sv out...
dwoz
January 5th, 2007, 06:10 AM
dwoz.
teaboy/gofer/runner: unequalled, unchallenged, in this or any hemisphere...
...in this or any era...
intern: worst EVER.
Second guessing mixer's choices while chit-chatting with client in lounge: guru.
grammar nazi: doublePlusUnGood.
Q: where does an admin sit, when he enters CAPE?
A: wherever e-shaun puts his dias.
Suthernman
January 5th, 2007, 06:44 AM
Mike Sutherland
Hey. Im a new guy. A kick in the balls finally got me to actually write a post. Let me know how I can be useful.
Drums (acoustic and electric V-DRUMS): Adequate
GTR: Embarrassing but still fun
Mixing: Adequate (Mixerman's apprentice)
Hope to see you all a little more in the future:grin:
kwiksilver
January 5th, 2007, 07:27 AM
kwiksilver – skyevibes retired, I took his place :Wink:
City of Bridges, Oregon
Vibes - Skilled
Acoustic Piano - < adequate
Genres: R&B, Funk, Country Rock, Rock, Blues, even Ambient (not necessarily in that order). It’s the groove that counts. Not into Rap, Hip-Hop, Metal or Punk.
Team Downbeat (CAPE III) and Team Benevolence (CAPE IV)
No FTP or Web space at this time.
amopae
January 5th, 2007, 04:23 PM
Yay, I'm gonna be able to signup for a CAPE project...
Amopae
Caracas, Venezuela
Piano: Maestro
All other keyboards: Gifted (because of the sound design thing)
Can't do anything else though, I only know how to play one instrument, but been playing classical piano for 15 years, so I do know how to work my way around it.
No web space available
Genres: preferably prog (any kind), some jazz (esp. fusion), death, black, post metal/post hardcore, indie rock, classical music, jams. Almost anything except hip hop
vanblah
January 5th, 2007, 05:24 PM
Vanblah
Memphis, Tennessee
Keyboards: Gifted (to include piano, synth, organ)
String Arrangements: Skilled
Sound design: not so much
Banjo: I only use it as a sexual device in the privacy of my own home
FTP/web space ... a small amount. I have a couple of "free" godaddy sites in addition to my own personal site so I could use the free ones.
I'd prefer the indie, rock, pop genres. Lush keyboard parts are all the rage ...
imagineaudio
January 5th, 2007, 07:58 PM
imagineaudio
Los Angeles, CA
CAVEAT: I am relocating and will not have my DAW, instruments, amplifiers within 3000 miles. I will only have one electric guitar, one acoustic and a PODxt (blah) until sometime after this CaPE is over. I have been encouraged to sign-up anywho, and would need to be on a team that has someone in or near LA who could help with recording and amplification...
With that said....
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Electric Guitar (rhythm or lead): Gifted
Acoustic Guitar: Gifted
BGVox: Barely Adequate
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No FTP space
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CaPE III: Team Catharsis (songwriter, rhythm gtrs), CaPE IV: Team Serpentine (songwriter)
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Genres: rock, metal, blues, pop, progressive, indie, ya know-music with guitars in it...
Statick
January 5th, 2007, 08:42 PM
been around since CAPE 2 and never signed up !
so here we go...
Statick
Bristol/Bath, UK
Drums : Gifted
i've had enough people tell me things like "best drummer ever" etc except my styles are rather limited so i won't put maestro. it's best if i explain in detail really. i'm not much cop at stuff which requires great technical ability and/or has to "groove" such as jazz, funk, etc. i can do straight forward rock & metal but find them incredibly dull (i learned by copying dave grohl originally). my main influences are extreme leftfield and alternative instrumental progressive and noise rock, especially instrumental post-rock with its immense dynamics, use of strings/horns, and noise-driven instrumentation, and would ideally suit something working along these lines. i've also recently taken a turn towards doom and black metal! i guess my main skills are feeling and creating tension and dynamics in a piece, and keeping up with complex time signature changes.
i'll also put
bass, guitar, keys : adequate - although my gear is lacking in all of these and probably won't be able to come up with the goods without borrowing stuff (although this wouldn't be a problem)
mixing : skilled
i have basic facilities at home, and access to great facilities elsewhere (although these may come at a small cost to myself, i'll see how well i can blag). i do have webspace which i can upload and host my own files on, but unfortunately cannot share passwords for obvious reasons.
AxeSlash
January 5th, 2007, 11:02 PM
AxeSlash
Birmingham, UK
Guitarist - Gifted
Vocals - Adequate
Mixing - Skilled
Porn Supplier - Demigod
I have a small amount of available web space...we're talking 10s of Mbs here max. I CAN run an FTP from my home comp (with theroretically loads of available space), but it will be slower than a My Dying Bride album, so I would reccomend going elsewhere for that.
In terms of rhythm guitar, I can pretty much only do metal (preferably complicated-but-not-over-the-top metal. Clever but not prog). I'm a one-trick pony in that respect. Thrash is my best area, but anything generally tagged as metal is good by me. Been playing guitar for about 18 years now, although for 5 of those I barely touched it.
Lead guitar...I can shred over just about anything with sensible chord structures in it (I suck at jazz and classical orientated/influenced stuff, but if it fits around a scale that's cool). Middle Eastern/Arabian/Egyptian sounding scales are my thing, I love 'em :)
Main guitar influences are:
Metal: Eric Peterson (Testament), Chuck Schuldiner (Death), Dew Scented, The Haunted, At The Gates
Other: Billy Duffy (The Cult), Mark Knopfler, Joe Satriani/Steve Vai, Francis Rossi (!)
Vocalwise, I'm afraid I'm limited to death & black metal styles - growling/screaming basically. Anything outside that, I can have a go at but can't promise anything useful.
I can write pretty good songs, but having just read the "must have 3 songs ready for choosing as soon as selection is done" rule, I don't think I'll be able to nail that quick enough. I'll have a go though :)
And if you want someone for a rock song inspired by The Cult, for god's sake ask me ;) Love that stuff...
ajcamlet
January 6th, 2007, 08:30 AM
Full service facility in hoboken NJ (Happy endings extra)
Drums: Gifted
All guitars: gifted
arrangements (horn and strings): gifted
Scotch: Jedi.
Baddo
January 6th, 2007, 09:22 PM
Baddo
Santiago, Chile (yeah down there, where the wine is goood)
Electric Guitar - Maestro
Acoustic Guitar - Gifted
Keyboard - Skilled
Bass - Adequate (I have one and play it for my demos, but that's it)
Mixing - Skilled
Orchestrating and Arranging - Adequate
Editing - Maestro
I have no available web space.
I prefer working in Rock, Metal, Progressive Rock or Ambient Electronica.
jenbeast
January 7th, 2007, 09:59 AM
Jenbeast
Songwriter - gifted
Singer - gifted
Piano/keyboards - good
Guitar (acoustic/electric) -good
Bass (electric) - good
percussion - gifted
traps - good
pointman - OK if absolutley neccessary
I'm in-I got a lot of new unfinished songs going-dagnabit
I would really love to NOT be the songwriter but to add my singing talents to someone else's ideas-I'm the best backup singer in the bizness
Crowass
January 7th, 2007, 10:59 PM
Crowass (Car0ne from the Marsh)
Hurst, Texas
Acoustic Guitar - Skilled
Electric Guitar - Gifted
Backup Vocals - Skilled
Lead Vocals - Adequate -> Skilled
Mixing - Adequate -> Skilled
Survivor of the CaPE IV Team Solar Percussion Bomb
Inept of the Goes211 school of banner manufacture
Prog-Hard-Southern.......oh fuck it. I'm a Rock player. Never claimed to be anything else.
FTP space available.
JRjr
January 8th, 2007, 05:46 AM
JRjr
Nashville, TN
Acoustic Guitar...Adequate
Tracking...Adequate...have access to studio
Mixing....Skilled
Would not mind being Point-Man for a team
I do have web space...not sure how much...will contact my administrator and find out.
No preference to style of music
MudCat
January 8th, 2007, 08:22 AM
MudCat
memphis
Guitar~
mandolin and mando samples
Music style- whatever
No ftp.
Ashley Smith
January 8th, 2007, 01:12 PM
Ashley Smith - "Male"
East Midlands, UK
Sound Engineering - Maestro (although at the mo I have a PT LE system, so track count is only 32 mono tracks :Sad: )
Guitarist - Gifted (been playing 10 years, and like to rock)
Drum Programming - Gifted (I do a lot with Fxpansions BFD - I'm a beta tester too so know the program well)
Keys - Adequate (I like the occassional tinkle lol)
Vox - Adequate (some say I'm v.good, so I might enter the X Factor this year :D )
No FTP - I use yousendit.com and stuff like that
I'd like to get myself noticed as a Sound Engineer in the music industry so I thank you for giving me this opportunity to present my skills to a wider audience.
I'm up for any genre, although my main prefs are Rock, Indie, 80's new romantics, Pop (well anything bar that trashy metal and singers screaming :lol: )
This all sounds fun, I'm well up for it!
:D
Pimp-X
January 8th, 2007, 10:39 PM
Alright, I'll cave.
Pimp-X
Wellington, New Zealand.
Mixer: Maestro
Pointman: Too grumpy
Guitar: Too metal
Vocals: Too emo
Bass: Wardrobe malfunction risk too great
I work mostly with rock, emo, metal, punk, hardcore. Though, I've mixed most styles you'd care to name, except perhaps bluegrass, ragtime, and that Swedish stuff played on the bloated goat with flutes jammed in it. Whats that called??
QweziRider
January 9th, 2007, 02:13 AM
QweziRider
Las Vegas, NV
Bass - gifted
E.Shaun, I don't seem to be able to edit my original post, so I need to add one more tidbit:
Acoustic fretless bass - uh, just got the durn thing, so I'll just have to see how the learning curve goes. Could suck at this point, could eventually get as good as electric. Nonetheless, there it is.
scogini
January 9th, 2007, 05:22 AM
Scogini
Funky Town, TX (Fort Worth)
Rythm Guitar - Adequate
Bass - Adequate
Keys - Less than adequate
Acoustic Guitar - Adequate
Drum Programming - Adequate
Vox - Adequate
No web space
I enjoy pop-rock/punkish/electronica type music, but I'm up for anything. And I understand I put adequate up for everything. I am a master of nothing but I enjoy the heck out of trying. I won't be offended if I don't get picked either. I saw alot of gifted and maestros on this board. And that is a talent level I am not privy to.
P.S. I was referred here by Mr. Dye on the PSN.
Baddo
January 9th, 2007, 08:28 AM
As an addendum to my post I'd like to say in addition to the genres I mentioned I'd also like to work in any kind of acoustic groovie interesting thing that may surface.
Simon
January 9th, 2007, 01:49 PM
Simon
Perth, Australia
Electric Guitar - Adequate
Vox - adequate
Songwriting - I have at least three songs that could benefit from collaboration (all of the hard rock style).
Mixing - adequate (DAW: ProTools LE 7.1)
I have web space (no idea how much).
I prefer classic hard rock/metal (KISS, Judas Priest, Metallica, etc) but willing to participate on just about anything "guitarish".
ATTICus Finch
January 9th, 2007, 03:32 PM
R3 (ATTICus Finch) Two time CaPE Vet.
Highland Village, Texas (North TX)
Electric Guitar-Rhythm-Gifted/Lead-Gifted (Metal/Rock)
Backup Vox-Adequate(Metal/Rock Only)
*UPGRADED WEBCAM- Decent enough to particpate on any team webcam type bs this time round.
*cool with a charity album
I'd enjoy doing bout anything. Mainly Guitar but my vox were called into play in CaPE 3 as strong supporting BG vox, they are ok in some situations not so ok in others. Heavy Metal and Hard Rock is my forte'. I wouldnt call myself a blues guitarist but I can be influenced by it at times.
matt allison
January 9th, 2007, 04:51 PM
Matt Allison
Cape Town, South Africa (though from Jan-March I'll be based in Nashville, TN)
Point-Man - Gifted
Songwriting - Gifted
Acoustic Guitar – Gifted
Electric Guitars (Rhythm) - Skilled
Vocals – Gifted
Mixing – Skilled
Playing the Fool - Maestro
I have access to web space for host files (2Gb) and/or run a Forum to communicate with the rest of the team.
I am primarily a singer-songwriter/guitarist and have 3 albums out and would prefer to work in that vain or folk pop, americana, alt rock stuff catchy melodies and interesting/odd ball arrangements ala Mitchel Froom & Tchad Blake. Check out www.matt-allison.com for samples/info.
Am a PT user in my own home studio and am also a 'for hire' freelance assistant (hence I'll be in Nashville), also build an repair old analog gear in between sessions.
Will only have time to be involved on one team.
DTH101
January 9th, 2007, 05:57 PM
Aaron Griffith
Butler, PA
Mixing - adequate
Songwriting - adequate - I write best with a group of pepole, on my own it takes forever.
Bass Guitar - Skilled (this is my main instrument)
Upright Bass - Adeqaute, I own one, but have not played in years. I can still get a round it though.
Electice guitar - Adequate
Acoustic guitar - Adequate
I have available web space.
I have always played, Punk, Hard Rock, and Metal. I also have a jazz background. I played with my highscool and college jazz bands. We did mostly big band standards. I really enjoy driving electronic music. I love the old R&B and funk like James Brown and P-Funk. I'm up for anything but rap and country.
hrasco
January 9th, 2007, 09:35 PM
Hank
Three time convicted capist.
Somewhere south of Sara, WA
Piano - Skilled, with some Gifted moments. Can comp and edit a Gifted performance.
Hammy - Passably Skilled
Cornet - Pathetic to Tolerable
Violin - Own one but can't play.
Melodica - Will buy one soon.
Vox - Although I have sung professionally for decades, that has largely been due to careful selection of the material I sing so as to include all of my impressive three-note range. Of the three CAPEs I have taken part in I could possibly have sung one of those songs but not nearly as well as the guy who did. I can help with backing vox and vocal arranging.
No server space.
Prefrer rockin' rootsy, greezy, foonky, and kickin' stuff. One day also hope to be on a Team Twang.
Anduin
January 10th, 2007, 06:11 PM
Anduin
Toronto, Canada
Drums (acoustic): gifted
Aux. percussion like shakers, jingly things, and wheezing trachea: as appropriate.
A member of Team Pantheon (CAPE IV) and many other 'Net collabs.
Pop, rock, funk, jazz, and solo hurdy-gurdy are but a few of the styles I'll happily play in.
Pajama-B
January 11th, 2007, 04:34 AM
Rebecca Loomis
Iowa
Vocals - Skilled
I have plenty of web space.
I have a strong mid range, so I prefer rock, pop, and especially acoustic rock. Not really into the RB stuff, but I'm willing to try just about anything. I've surprised myself.
Sketchy McNads
January 11th, 2007, 05:34 AM
Name: Templar
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Guitar: So-so
Bass: Even more so-so
Vocals: Possibly even more so-so
Passive-Aggresiveness: Gifted
Songwriting: Yeah maybe...that's what I do. Wrote for Team Campfire...Team Revolution...
FTP: None
I'm happy to do any of these things..though if I have to do vocals, I prefer it was something I wrote.
Would like to do guitar pop or 60's style psychedelically...
Another round of fun!
New Car Scott
January 11th, 2007, 05:45 AM
Name: Scott Paterson
Location: Ottawa, Canada
Vocals: Barely Adequate
Songwriting: Barely Adequate
Web space? What is this web thingy?
Referred here by mutual friends...don't know what to expect, but it should be cool!!!
aframe9999
January 11th, 2007, 05:48 AM
Andy Frame
Lake Worth, Florida, USA -- could turn up in Asheville NC before this is all over with...
Drums (real Gretsch wood) - Gifted for most stuff ( straight 4/4 quater notes i'm a friggin maestro)
Elec Gtr - Skilled ( especially good at sloppy, wanker, repeat-the-same-four-licks-over-and-over type solos....)
Acoustic Gtr - Skilled (no finger pikin)
Bass - Adequate (I'm really too white to be any good - but i'm a good sport)
Keys - Adequate to Skilled - No sequencing though... all live, for better or worse. (I know how to play "Open Arms" by Journey in any key......)
Vox - Me? uh....no But hey... I got AutoToon!!!! -- However, Jules has expressed an interest and she's definately skilled. But she isn't able to 100% commit at this point. If she ends up really diggin the tune, she may see if she can jump in and be a part of it... But don't count on her otherwise.
Mixing - nope
PointMan - nope
Songwriter - not so much. definately not a lyricist.. that's Julies dept.... No songs even remotely ready.
Offering opinions about shit i don't have any idea about - Maestro
I have a small amount of webspace for file hosting and ftp... maybe 200-300mb
I would prefer indie rock, folk rock, blues, funk.... Really anything that is dripping with groove. No Metal/rab/r&b/boy-band pop.....
mrufino1
January 11th, 2007, 06:59 AM
Name: Mark Rufino
Bass- maestro- Not a "Golden God" but I do play professionally- I usually play simply but try to do what the song needs
Arranging- fairly good, although not the guy to write for an orchestra
Mixing- skilled, learning more every day and try my best at all times
Loops. pads, background noises- skilled, though midi is definitely my friend when it comes to "playing" keys
background vocals- not the best singer but I love to stack vocals up and can arrange, so skilled.
I love all music that is done well, so no preference on styles
I have web space. Not the best "webmaster" though- one look at my site tells you that! Maybe I'll learn through this! I can make password protected folders on my ftp site, so although not elegant it does work.
I am in New Jersey, about 10 miles from Manhattan
Shortler
January 11th, 2007, 08:25 AM
Shortler
Spokane Wa.
Vocals-------------Gifted
Vocal Harmony---Gifted
El Gtr------------Maestro
Acc Gtr----------Maestro
Bass---------------Gifted
Midi Instruments-Skilled
Recordist----------Gifted
Mixing-------------Gifted
Loops--------------Gifted
2 gigs server space.
Check out the gear http://www.hitstreetrecords.com
Music favs (but love all) Any R&R, Hard Rock, Southern Fried Country, Country, Blues, Alterative,
Lets play
:Wink: :Wink:
Dino
January 11th, 2007, 08:45 AM
Name: Jeff Pendino
Location: St. Louis, MO
A. Drums: Skilled --> Gifted Depends on genre. Heavy speed double bass is not me. I am adaptable and can pick up most things with a little time.
A. / E. Guitar: Crappy --> Adequate I know some chords. 'nough said.
Bass: Adequate It's that rhythm thing and I can read music if I try real hard.
Keys: Adequate Took lessons way back in the day and can bang around a little.
Mixing: Adequate
Vox: Adequate
Pointman: Probably not this time.
Songwriter: Not yet
ANCILLARY
I have a wife who WANTS to buy gear! No you can't have her.
Keys: Skilled
Female Vox: Adequate --> Skilled She can harmonize and has a good voice. If we needed her she would do it.
I would be interested in the rock, indie, alt rock, prog rock stuff. I have the ability to record the drums on 6 - 8 tracks and have been able to get some decent results. Sonar 6.0, Waves, etc...
No web space to lend.
I can do Skype, webcam, whatever we need.
noemie
January 11th, 2007, 09:56 PM
Hi, I was on cape3 and 4 and encouraged by legros to sign up a new account. I'm a skilled singer with a strong french accent :D
LoveDrums
January 12th, 2007, 02:06 AM
I just heard about this on the PSN Podcast. As a matter of fact this is my first post here, but I'm listening to CAPE radio and lovin' it.
Name: Ray Love
Santa Cruz, CA
Drums: Gifted
Percussion: Adequate (Congas, shakers, tambourine, etc.)
Vox: You'll be sorry!
Web space: Some. I'll have to check with my ISP.
Background: Old pro, now weekend warrior. Passionate about Jazz and funk.
Recordist: Adequate and learning
Pointman: Not this time. Too much like my day job.
- Ray
hotdrummerboi
January 12th, 2007, 02:23 AM
Paul Riggins
Pulaski, Virginia
Pointman- Skilled
Drums - Gifted Some styles I'm not really into such as Jazz, I'm trying to learn that one I can use a dubble kick but I'm no Neal Pert....yet!
Mixing - Skilled
Songwriting - Skilled
Acoustic Guitar - Adequate
Electric Guitar - Adequate
I also have a Fiance with a great pop/rock voice that sounds very similer to Ann Nalick, Avril Lavigne, and Amy Lee. She goes to ETSU during the weekdays but she's home on the weekends so we could record her parts anytime.
I have a website that we could upload files to if needed.
I prefer working in indie rock, pop, acoustic, progressive rock, with artist styles such as 3 Doors Down, Lifehouse, Goo Goo Dolls, Hender, and Taking Back Sundy (emo/core rock). No punk or rap, please.:Wink:
Jace
January 12th, 2007, 02:28 AM
Jace Pierce
Devils Lake, North Dakota
Vocals - Maestro
Accoustic Guitar - Adequate
Electric Guitar - Adequate
Bass Guitar - Adequate
Have an account on Skype
I prefer working in either the metal, punk, or industrial genres.
jdub
January 12th, 2007, 08:36 AM
John Wayne
Electric guitar Maestro
Slide Guitar Maestro
Acoustic Guitar Gifted
Bass Gifted
Songwriting Gifted
Mixing skilled
Have some web space.
I love Blues, Rock, Singer Songwriter, Funk. I'm bit of a SRV mixed with Duane Allman, who came across Tom Petty, while talking to the Meters, on my way to see Ray Charles.
I also love Aimee Mann with Jon Brion. Fiona Apple, Ryan Adams. I love the sonic landscapes created by these artists.
Ian-H
January 12th, 2007, 01:01 PM
Ian Henderson
Cape Town, South Africa
Songwriting - Gifted
Vocals – Gifted
Acoustic Guitar – Gifted
Electric Guitars (Rhythm/noodling/effects) - Skilled
Programming/rhythm/synths - Skilled
Mixing – Skilled
I'm a singer-songwriter (1 album out - check out www.ianhenderson.net for samples/info) and would like to work either in that area or in ambient electronica (Portishead/Massive Attack/Chicane).
I have a well-equipped home studio around Logic, and also have PT-LE.
Cheech
January 12th, 2007, 06:07 PM
First time for everything right!
Chad Gonzales
Baton Rouge, LA
Electric Guitar - Skilled
Bass Guitar - Adequate
Mixing - Adequate
Have access to a Solid heavy hitting drummer.
Also have access to at least 2 male vocalist with lead
and harmony abilities, and some decent song writting skills.
I prefer to work with Rock, Pop Rock, Post Hard Core, something in that general scope. I track to Radar 24, and do some mixing in Logic Pro.
cavetyoureruptor
January 12th, 2007, 06:45 PM
Cavet Your Eruptor (“real” name: John)
East Haven, Connecticut
Vocals – Gifted (I have a pretty high range – Think: Steve Perry or Joe Elliott)
Electric Guitar – Skilled
Acoustic Guitar – Skilled (I do have a 12-string)
Songwriting – Skilled, but slow (as in my writing progress, not tempo)
Trumpet – Adequate, but I’d need all the music written out
Keyboards – Adequate
Point-Man – Adequate (but I’d rather not)
Mixing – Adequate (I have ProTools LE 7.1 and a bunch of plug-ins)
I have my own webpage, but I’m not really a whiz at that kind of thing. I have about 5GB available. Someone would have to help me with how FTP works.
Most of the singing I do is in the 80’s metal / hair metal genre. Most of the writing I do would probably be considered pop-rock. Some bands I like to listen to: The Sundays, Stone Temple Pilots, Eve’s Plum, Roxette, Boston, Garbage, Fleetwood Mac. It probably would be for the best to keep me away from rap.
I’ve been making music for many years, but pretty new to the recording / producing side of things. This project sounds like it will be a lot of fun!
Bomba-ging
January 12th, 2007, 11:01 PM
Howdy,
Jonathan Bookout
Austin, Texas.
Songwriting/Arranging-skilled
Guitars-Gifted
Piano, Keyboards-skilled
Dobro, Lapsteel-skilled
Congas/Hand Percussion-skilled
Bass, Drum Set-adequate
Mixing-adequate
As far as songwriting goes my brain is boiling over with musical ideas, but lyrics take me a long time to work out.
I can pretty comfortably solo on all of the above instruments except bass and drum set, although I am more concerned with
melody/feel than speed when soloing.
O.K. with Rock, Pop, Jazz, Latin, Country...
Not big on metal, punk, techno but I will try anything.
Slipperman
January 12th, 2007, 11:47 PM
Hi.
I can play drums, mix, and sing.
Badly.
SM.
IntelDoc
January 14th, 2007, 06:05 AM
What the hell. I am moving to Denver and will hopefully have my HD rig by mix time so I guess I just wanna mix again please.
Prefer ROCK, Acoustic Rock, Punk or Metal over anything else.
Mixed for Team Serpentine last Cape and had a blast.
MIXER please - Skillied....? Maybe better? Modest I guess
Mixes up on my myspace page
Doc
http://www.myspace.com/tbrstudio
Kenny Gioia
January 14th, 2007, 06:28 PM
Kenny Gioia
New York, NY
Point-Man - Maestro
Drums - Skilled
Mixing - Maestro
I have iDisk available web space.
I prefer working in either the Pop Rock or Rock.
Boswell
January 15th, 2007, 11:25 AM
Location Colchester Essex
Drums Gifted - Electronic midi i use BFD
Vocals Gifted
Acoustic guitar Skilled Line 6 Variax 600
Electric guitar Skilled line 6 Variax 600
Keyboards Adequate
Mixer Skilled
Songwriter Skilled but slow always have ideas
Have no web space
Music I will try anything except Rap
I use Cubase sx 1.5 Reason 2.5 and Abelton 5.1. I also used Acid from version 1.
Boswell
January 15th, 2007, 11:36 AM
Adding to first post
A complete novis at this kind of project, but excited by the thought.
Location Colchester Essex
Drums Gifted - Electronic midi i use BFD
Vocals Gifted
Acoustic guitar Skilled Line 6 Variax 600
Electric guitar Skilled line 6 Variax 600
Keyboards Adequate
Mixer Skilled
Songwriter Skilled but slow always have ideas
Have no web space
Music I will try anything, Country, Country rock, Blues, pop and AOR. I would not consider Rap at all.
I use Cubase sx 1.5 Reason 2.5 and Abelton 5.1. I also used Acid from version 1.
scott_s
January 15th, 2007, 10:37 PM
scott_s (same username as on CAPE IV)
St. Louis, MO
Pedal Steel - Gifted
Songwriter – Adequate overall, skilled with progressions not as good on lyrics
Mixer - Adequate
Lap Steel - Adequate
Electric Guitar - Skilled
Acoustic Guitar - Adequate
Mandolin - Adequate
My tracking rig is normally a HD24 and digital mixer, no Pro Tools, so tempo maps/grids/beat detective are no go, would have to be click track or drum track based. I do have a Cubase SL/UAD card/Melodyne/Drumagog setup also, I used that with wav file in and out for CAPE IV, and it worked fine.
I prefer working in the alt-country, Americana, folk, etc genres, however rock is fine also as long as pedal steel is appropriate, ie Tom Petty-like is A-OK, Mudvayne-like is no go. Last CAPE I played steel and mando, interested in taking on a larger role this time, either mixer or part of songwriting process.
BoogieWithStu
January 17th, 2007, 09:49 AM
Hey all...
Stewart McLellan
Victoria B.C. Canada
Mixing - Skilled (I would like to be most involved in this area)
Editing - Gifted
Arranging - Skilled
MIDI Gear, sequencing, remix - Skilled
Guitar (Electric) - Gifted
Guitar (Acoustic Steel String) - Gifted
Guitar (Classical) - Gifted
Bass - Adequate
Djembe / Bhodran / Afuche Cabasa - Adequate
I have no available web space.
While I work in several genres at any one time, I work most with singer / songwriters needing to complete a full band sound on a budget. I rely on quality sample libraries and experience in orchestration and arranging to get realistic sounds with a MIDI keyboard.
I have worked lately with indie rock, R&B and funk music. My background is in prog rock, and I have toured playing classic rock styles. I have played jazz and studied classical music while in University. Lately my tastes are anything funky, innovative and with a captivating groove. I would be happy to work in any genre with a good song.
juergen
January 17th, 2007, 01:23 PM
Juergen Walde
Asuncion, Paraguay
Keyboards (CAPE IV) - gifted
Electric Guitars - rhythm - adequate
Arranging/Producing - skilled/gifted
Mixing - adequate/skilled
Drums - Ancillary Maestro
At the moment I got no web hosting capabilities.
I'm generally better off working along the lines of DCFC, Muse, The Sundays, Hadioread, that sort of deal, but also love harder metal, indie/indiepop, postrock - most people end up liking what I add to the song. I also take great delight in weirder abstract stuff and jumble extremes together and somehow making them work to create a new perspective, musically.
Currently prolly not good enough to make credible jazz, modern r&b, progressive rock, or rap contributions.
Happy New Cape!
http://www.boingboing.net/images/_images_ACFB8.jpg
Taliesyn
January 17th, 2007, 03:36 PM
Taliesyn
Western, MA
Vocals-Skilled
Bass-Skilled
Songwriting-Skilled (I have a few in mind that I think will be fun)
mixing-Adequate
I have a Pro Tools rig as well as some ftp space. Depending on what other projects I have going at the time could be as much as 1GB.
I'm into rock music. My last few records that I liked are Wolfmother, Hellicopters, QOTSA and Clutch. I also like classic bands such as Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Sabbath. and Hawkwind.
Thanks,
Tal
jdier
January 17th, 2007, 05:56 PM
Jim Dier
Milwaukee Wisconsin
Trombone: Adequate --> Skilled
As long as the song is not a trombone feature, I should be able to handle it.
(I have a lot of other stuff I could do, but it would all be repeats of what other people can do... Bass, Guitar, Acoustic, Back up Vocals...)
I do not have webspace
I am not a suitable leader
I am willing to contribute parts to more than one team if needed
I do have enough gear to track myself playing trombone
jimdier (at) gmail (dot) com
BaldByChoice
January 18th, 2007, 04:00 AM
Hi guys!
I think this is my first post here...? :lol:
Here goes:
Henrik "Hea" Andersson
Karlstad, SWEDEN
Vocals - Skilled
Keyboards - Adequate
Songwriting - Adequate/Skilled
I have no available web space.
I would prefer to work with rock, heavy/hard rock or metal. But I also like progressive rock - everything from Genesis to Dream Theater stylewise. Actually, I like to sing most kinds of music... Heck, I'd be delighted just to get to sing! :D
andrew schaap
January 18th, 2007, 06:13 AM
Jupiter, FL
sign me up. and how did they know I was homeskooled?
keyboards - gifted
mixing - adequate
songwriting - adequate (the instrumental side of it - suck at lyrics though)
have lots of sample libraries
no available webspace
no rap please, everything else is at least bearable. like jazz, pop, indie, rock, even some electronic
timothyclee
January 18th, 2007, 07:09 AM
Timothy C. Lee
(Peoria, IL USA)
Drums - gifted
No Server Space
Mostly suited to Blues, R&B, Top 40...no experience in Rap, Punk, or real Heavy Stuff.
legros
January 18th, 2007, 09:50 PM
vive :Coolio:ape 5
songwriting - gifted
singning - skilled
rythm guitar - adequate
percussions - adequate
tomhansen
January 18th, 2007, 10:10 PM
Tom Hansen
Rohnert Park, CA
Guitar - Gifted (POD XTLIVE, Amplitube2, Fender Hotrod deluxe)
Guitar (acoustic) - Gifted (Martin and Ovation)
Bass - Adequate
Uke - Adequate (for the right part I'd be willing to break this puppy out)
Keyboards - Adequate (lots of VSTi's at my disposal)
Mixing - Adequate (learning, learning, I have robust collection of plugs and samples)
Songwriting - Skilled (mostly instrumentals)
I'm new to this format but it sounds like a great opportunity. I've been playing with a Rock cover band for a couple years now (www.sundayateds.com - I did the website too) and I'm ready to concentrate my efforts towards my originals and expanding my network. Major influences are Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Pat Methany, Jeff Beck, Joe Perry, Zakk, etc. But I still love the blues and electronica and most genres of music. If it grooves it moves to the iPOD.
I'd love to work with a Gifted vocal talent, male of female on somthing rocking or ethereal
I'll be posting some of my music to my website (www.hansencom.com) this weekend it anyone wants to take a listen. Feedback welcome.
I have some available web space.
I prefer working in either the Blues, Funk, METAL, Rock, and ambient, Electronica genres.
criddlerus
January 18th, 2007, 10:23 PM
David Criddle - aka Criddlerus
Cincinnati, OH
Bass Guitar - Gifted
Upright Bass - Skilled
Guitar - Skilled
Mixing - Skilled
Background Vocals - Skilled
Keyboards - Adequate
Songwriting - Adequate
Sax - Adequate, but I have access to a gifted person
I have no available web space.
I prefer working in on brit-pop but will try anything. I have a jazz bass background so I would love to do that as well. I probably would like to avoid new-country (bluegrass and Johnny Cash country would be fine.) and rap.
I also host the Home Recording Odyssey podcast on home recording if that helps. hro.libsyn.com Looking forward to this!
zbcustom73
January 19th, 2007, 06:53 PM
Zbcustom73 = Dave Van Allen
Beautiful Bucks Co. PA USA (GMT -5 hrs)
Pedal Steel Guitar: Gifted
Sideman/Session Picker: Gifted
Lap Steel/Dobro: Adequate
Songwriting: Adequate but rusty, country to power-pop
Vocals: (almost) Adequate but rusty-can stay on pitch
I have some webspace available, limited amount/bandwidth for file transfers
I prefer country/country rock/y’allternative, but have and will try anything; have played everything from punk to r&b to c&w at one time or another. Inserting Steel Guitar into unusual contexts is a continuing ambition…
Basic home recording rig; old Pod, old Sonar, some old MIDI synths. Adequate recording skills for rough demo.
Examples of my playing… http://dvanet.net/dva_audio.html
Mister G.
January 20th, 2007, 10:44 PM
Mister G.
Switzerland
Programming - Skilled
Distorted Guitars from Hell - Adequate
Mixing - Skilled
Recording - Skilled
Songwriting - Adequate
Bass - Adequate
I have 7 giga webspace (fast.. no limit).
Rock, Triphop, Jazz, Metal, Deathmetal, Blackmetal, electro, alternative, indie. openminded to all non-commercial material (I dont like radiopop, and boring songs).
favourite bands: Ulver, Down, Chromakey, led zepplin, Borknagar, At the gates, Oscar Peterson
Mojo
January 21st, 2007, 08:14 AM
After much prodding and arm-twisting, I am tossing my hat into the ring.
Mojo, from sunny downtown Central Michigan.
Bass - Skilled
Guitar - Bollocks
Keys - Bollocks as well
Web space - I have it and can arrange to have a forum set up if needed.
CaPE IV veteran - Team Tidal [bass]
edit to add - most any genre except hardcore metal or rap/hiphop/etc.
paulcezanne
January 21st, 2007, 12:39 PM
Hi everybody,
I would like to offer my abilities especially as a drummer (I know that there a lot of drummers here!!!). But I would love to support a group which is more jazz/fusion/funk/groove orientated if possible.
drums - gifted
mixing (Protools24Mix system) - gifted
marimba/vibraphone - adequate
remixing - skilled
no webspace available
In order to get an impression of my drumming watch some videos:
http://www.musicpublisher.de/videos/DrumClinic2-PopSolo.ram
http://www.musicpublisher.de/videos/jazzdrumsulffilm1-final.ram
http://www.musicpublisher.de/videos/soulproviders.ram
paulcezanne, Germany.
blackieC
January 21st, 2007, 08:36 PM
A little late to the party, but here I am.
Don't say that you weren't warned.
Blackie Carter
Austin, Texas
Point-Man - I can't even organize my sock drawer.
Guitar - Skilled in a Forrest Gump sort of way.
Mixing - Adequate I suppose, but when it really matters, I don't mix me if that tells you anything.
Songwriting - Adequate with the occasional gift.
Vox - Adequate. I would say skilled but then I would have to add that I have a limited range and have been honing my tone for years by gargling with a mixture of whisky, cigarettes and nails.
I have no available web space.
The bulk of my performance background includes punk, indie rock, power pop, alt-country and what was once called hard rock. No offense to you prog guys, but I almost came to blows once in a "discussion" about why the Ramones were better than Yes.
oudplayer
January 21st, 2007, 11:14 PM
I was trying to hide this time around, but at the invite of e-shaun...
oudplayer
location: Istanbul
'ud: harika (hem akustik hem de "distorsiyonlu" 'ud)
vox: if it's in Turkish, Arabic, Greek, or Laz, I can sing it.
musical preferences: the stranger, the better: Industrial/metal/electronica/apocalyptic folk/prog/
caveat: traveling quite a bit over the next few months, and busy with my band (3 gigs+ a week), so I can't put the amount of time into the arrangement, mixing, sound design, and ancillary part performing aspects of CAPe like in olden days. This time around, think of me as yer "session 'ud player" rather than a full-time contributing team-member.
BaldByChoice
January 21st, 2007, 11:59 PM
I'm sorry but I have to change my singing skills from skilled to gifted... :Coolio:
Hmm, I thought I should be able to edit my previous post but couldn't find an edit button?!
mingus
January 22nd, 2007, 04:36 AM
Hi everyone. Another newby forum member here (but, a longtime lurker here and at RecPit).
Electric Guitar: Gifted
Acoustic Guitar: Skilled
Electric Bass: Skilled/Adequate
Nord Electro (e. piano/B-3): Adequate
Vocals: Adequate w/somewhat limited range
Songwriting: Adequate
Mixing/Production/Editing etc.: Nope!
FTP Space: No
Point Man: No
I have just about any classic electric guitar rig/sound you could want. I am running Protools LE 7.0 and have a reasonable studio in which to track other local players if needed.
I trend towards what I would call intelligent rock. My tastes start with the Beatles and go to Aimee Mann, Kevin Gilbert, Zero 7 and Steely Dan and everything in between. I like a great groove, strong melody and great harmonies.
I'm not too enthusiastic about country, metal, industrial or rap.
FajitaTone
January 22nd, 2007, 04:15 PM
Mixing- yeah, it's what I do.
Everything else: NO.
BTW, I mix ITB.
PSN John Davidson
January 22nd, 2007, 04:47 PM
I feel like a virgin of Prom night!! You guys have to promise to take it easy on me....this is my first time. I've been kicking it around whether or not to jump in, and decided I just have to do it!!! (thanks Big Al!)
Lead Vox-No Way
Back Vox- Good Pitch, not great sound:P
Elec. Guitar- Adequate (POD XT pro) rhythm, no solo
Acoustic-Adequate (But not very)
Drums-Extremely Gifted (Friend's say Maestro, but I've seen some guys that deserve that title)
Percussion Programming-Skilled
Didgeridoo-I change the air in it once in a while :lol:
Pointman- Gifted (But I don't want to do this on my first project)
Mixing - skilled (in music, but don't want to do this)
I have no web space
I'm definitely good to play drums, and interested in rhythm guitar. I like Prog rock, alt rock, and grunge etc .(I have a 7 String guitar, if anyone is thinking "LOW") Anyways, I hope I can lend a hand.
sqkychair
January 23rd, 2007, 06:21 PM
sqkychair
BASS - Skilled
Gtr - Gifted
I would really prefer to play bass this time.
I just moved, I am still fixing up my new recording room and my guitar situation is a little in flux.
Cape I - Team Mixerman - Electric Guitars (not slide, that was done by nomad)
Cape II - Team Spirit - Bass (Did I mention playing bass would be nice?)
Cape III - Team Organic - Electric Guitars
Cape IV - Team Twang - Electric Guitars
Have done rock, blues and country so far. But, I am up for any style this time around.
I have no FTP space available at this time.
Test4Echo
January 23rd, 2007, 07:54 PM
Test4Echo
Earth, Europe, Sweden
Oppps...time flies by. Just realized sign-up deadline is close..:-)
So here we go.
Drums
Adequate (Cape III -Resonance, CaPe IV - Habitant (Stand-in))
Bass
Adequate (CaPe IV - Habitant (Stand in))
Keyboards
Well, there is a keyboard in our studio, I think. Given long enough time, I guess I can sort of lean on it to get some pad's or organs out of it. Absolutely no classical piano playing, unless you're a masochist.
Prefer blues, rock, pop, prog. 60's-70's-ish.
I have Logic 7, acoustic drums, Ddrums, some perc. Oh, and a bass...:-)
No FTP space, sorry.
Cheers,
Test4Echo
mingus
January 23rd, 2007, 09:31 PM
Oops. I forgot to mention I am located in San Diego County, California.
chckn8r
January 24th, 2007, 03:53 AM
chckn8r
Toronto, Ontario
Keyboard - gifted
Electric Guitar - adequate
Acoustic Guitar - adequate
Arranging / Orchestrating - gifted
Mixing - skilled --> gifted
Songwriting - skilled
Point Man - skilled
Vocals - skilled
Bass - only on keys
Drums - again on keys / loops
Donald Duck impression - skilled
I can't really say that there's any real style of music I prefer, but I can say that I don't typically listen to country or hip-hop. The last few weeks, I've been listening to indie things (Mobile, Kill Hannah, Editors), some harder-edge stuff (Three Days Grace, Nine Black Alps, Wolfmother) and some Progressive ditties (Dream Theater, Muse, Jordan Rudess).
From a songwriting perspective, I'm a proponent of the KISS principle (not the band, but Keep It Simple Stupid!). Not to say that wank-off solos and odd time signatures are out, but I like to have a solid song structure and foundation, good hooks and melody, and well-thought lyrics before thinking about adding complexity to a song.
mmmm.... sushi
heder
January 25th, 2007, 12:07 AM
Hi all. Sign me up and count me in... Didn't expect my first post here to be a sign-up to CAPE V, but hey - gotta start somewhere... :)
Name: Thomas Heder
Location: Karlstad, Sweden (Building a small cluster, are we?)
* Keyboards: Gifted
* General computer and DAW tech: Guru (Anyone needs help finding memory leaks or stray pointers in C++ application software?? No? Oh... wrong forum... :D )
* FTP space: Yes. "Enough" storage. Outbound bandwidth limit (DSL)
* Skype?: Check
Earlier CAPE experience as ancillary keyboard player on Cape IV - Team Progression.
Main playing style preference is progressive rock/metal (Spocks Beard, Porcupine Tree, Marillion, Dream Theater - you get it...) If needed though, I can pull out chops for anything from female folk pop to modern rock...
/heder
Bano
January 25th, 2007, 02:16 AM
HELLO!
Bano = Bruno Andersen
Location: Töcksfors !!! erh... that's Sweden
Have been lurking in Oteks basement for some time and thougt this might be fun :D
-Drums - Gifted. well I'm pretty good :D
-Orcestral Percussion - uh... yes I play som of that to,Mallets and stuff... Need some triangel? :grin:
-Cimbalom (Hammered dulcimer on steroids) - I own one and I play it but I don't like to move it!!!(it's huge)- Skilled
-Hurdy-Gurdy (funny name. isn't it?) - Skilled
-Bagpipe - Swedish bag pipe that is - Adequate
-Junk - I'm a master
-noice - I'm even better
-additional stuff - Bad spelling and weird flutes...
-FTP - No :Sad:
Erh... That's enough!
I'm into odd meters and weird tonalitys but might as well play a tune in C major in 4/4 :grin: It's all music!!!
Cape experience-Cape IV,Played drums on Teme Progression
Vojne!!!
That's all folks!:Coolio:
leester
January 25th, 2007, 04:40 PM
ALRIGHT already... sheesh.
Lee Ster
E guitar: gifted
A guitar: skilled
bass: skilled (no slap/pop/kabop)
keys: adequate
vocals: limited skill :Roll eyes:
mixer: hack
arranger: gifted (IMNSFHO) :very happy:
writer musical: gifted
writer lyrical: rusty rut
point man: obsessive, opinionated, and pissy... so they say. :lol:
Biggest drawback with mixing would be track count. Evergreen in the 20's (?) would work, but Banned in the 90-100's ain't gonna happen. If push came to shove, I could probably round up some additional equipment to get the job done though.
Genres - fine with just 'bout anything, prefer grunge & desert over speed metal, jazz & fusion over prog, raw drivin' bluesy over polished pop, but my 'favorite' is seein' what happens with THIS group at THIS time... whatever the heck that may be. Phish, Mule, Rush, Zep, Gomez, BB, QOTSA, Dead, Hip, Tull, Vital Info, Dylan, Carlton, Clapton... Yeah... that paints a picture like Picasso...
Don't particularly like rap & hip-hop, but have found myself playin' loop-like riffs while someone spewed more words in five minutes than I write in a year. Bah... it's all good.
Don't care what yer on about, I just wanna be proud when the song fades out.
Probably have enough team space via FTP if I clean up a lil bit. Unless I end up on a Team Drummer and get half-hour 14 track solos from 8 different drummers...
Speakin' of drummers, I got 5-6 auxillarys if y'all need one. :lol:
mees
nomad
January 26th, 2007, 09:42 PM
Quit fuckin' pestering me already. I'll do it.
I'm even signing up early this time around. Two whole days to go before the deadline.
Mixing: Yes
*Guitars: Yes
Attitude: Yes
Coddling: No
Unwarranted compliments: No
Punctuality: Eventually
Enthusiasm for lame music: Expensive
No FTP space. Get over it.
Killer mix room available.
I'll mix sober if you ask nice.
Playing sober is out of the question.
*Acoustic, Electric, Slide, 6 or 12 strings, Feedback, Amp hum, String squeaks, Random squawks and freaky noises. Playing in tune optional. Playing in time depends. Are your fuckin' drums and bass in time?
Jeff_C
January 27th, 2007, 01:53 AM
Jeff_C from Dallas, TX
Fretted & Fretless Bass Guitar: Skilled +
Lead Vocals: Adequate
Background Vocals: Adequate +
Electric Guitar: Adequate
Roland Handsonic (Electronic Hand Percussion): Adequate - Skilled
Various Hand Percussion: Adequate
Keys: Less than adequate, but I have 'em
Songwriting: Adequate +, but everything I have ready is Christian. Not sure how appropriate that would be or how the rest of the group would feel about it.
My usual gig is bass & vocals leading contemporary worship at church. I'd love the chance to stretch a bit and play something different than the usual contemporary Christian, congregation sings with you kind of thing.
How about doing something with horns and a Tower of Power/Liquid Soul/Redtenbacker's Funkestra sound? Or maybe some classic sounding jazz or blues. How about some classic or country rock, some Kansas/Yes style prog rock. Almost anything except punk, rap, or death metal.
I've been playing music on and off for 25 years, but I've never done online collaboration. Put me in, coach. I'm ready to play!
Jeff
Oberlehrer
January 28th, 2007, 04:34 AM
Oberlehrer:
Dresden, Germany
keys: gifted
arranging: gifted
annoying female vocalists: maestro
I feel most familiar in classic rock, 60's and 70's soul, jazz influenced stuff...
Was part of Team Tombstone at Cape IV.
ryst
January 29th, 2007, 12:46 AM
Ryst
Electric Guitar - Gifted
Acoustic Guitar - Gifted
Classical Guitar - Adequate
Bass Guitar - Between Gifted/Adequate
Keys - Adequate
Vocals - Gifted if you like Deftones, Cure, Far bla bla bla
Sound Design/FX - MASTER
Drums - MASTER at BFD :D
Mixing - between Adequate/Skilled
I have no web space but I do have Skype.
Songwriting - I like my songs. :Coolio:
I usually write rock music with an experimental twist.
Aphex Twin, Bjork, Deftones, Cure, Sigur Ros....
That's the type of music I write but I'm open to anything. I like challenges.
E. Shaun
January 29th, 2007, 06:59 AM
Alright...that's it! We've achieved the nice, round number of 150 total entrants this year, which is a fabulous accomplishment for a project of this magnitude.
Over the next few days, team selections will be finalized, and teams will be announced by 23:59 EST on January 31st.
If you have arrived late and still want to be involved in CAPE, don't despair! I will be creating a CAPE Reserves thread to group together potential replacements for drop-outs.
Thanks again for your participation. Stay tuned...