- Dec 25, 2002
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Ok, Wrong Robot and I came up with a new TB game - one that will require you to pick up your bass for once! It's a game of Musical Spittoon. Here's how it works:
1. Somebody (me) starts the game with a four bar section.
2. The next person can do ONE of the following: A) Add a track on top of a single four bar section, or B) add another four bar section after the previous, with a four track limit.
3. Post the results for the next guy.
Make sense? I've started the game with four bar section with the four track limit. The person after me can add something on top, or continue it with a four bar, four track section behind it. Other than that, there's no rules to what you can add. For some reason I just ended up with one track of drums and three tracks of bass, but if you want, you can add vocals, bird calls, or even g**tar. Just make sure you're fast; it would kind of suck if two people were working on the same section.
If you need help hosting, you can email me your contribution (mp3 format, please!) and I'll host it.
OK, here's the first four bars: Link Removed . For reference, it's at 120 bpm and sort of in D. Let the madness begin!
1. Somebody (me) starts the game with a four bar section.
2. The next person can do ONE of the following: A) Add a track on top of a single four bar section, or B) add another four bar section after the previous, with a four track limit.
3. Post the results for the next guy.
Make sense? I've started the game with four bar section with the four track limit. The person after me can add something on top, or continue it with a four bar, four track section behind it. Other than that, there's no rules to what you can add. For some reason I just ended up with one track of drums and three tracks of bass, but if you want, you can add vocals, bird calls, or even g**tar. Just make sure you're fast; it would kind of suck if two people were working on the same section.
If you need help hosting, you can email me your contribution (mp3 format, please!) and I'll host it.
OK, here's the first four bars: Link Removed . For reference, it's at 120 bpm and sort of in D. Let the madness begin!
