The Official KvR Anthem
- KVRAF
- 12615 posts since 7 Dec, 2004
its been attempted so many times
i think the only way to do a quality collaboration is to have some common idea for what it is going to be. 15 seconds each would work, but how many peices would there be? how many peices would just be indistinct trance or 303 stuff?
we'd need to decide on a strict tempo or it would sound like flipping through channels randomly, although that wouldnt be a bad effect.
i think the only way to do a quality collaboration is to have some common idea for what it is going to be. 15 seconds each would work, but how many peices would there be? how many peices would just be indistinct trance or 303 stuff?
we'd need to decide on a strict tempo or it would sound like flipping through channels randomly, although that wouldnt be a bad effect.
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- Banned
- 1648 posts since 11 Sep, 2005
Maybe, define a certain melodic sequence, and a tempo. Then, have each person do 16 bars with that. Then, the KVR folk get to vote on which ones go into the final song, and one person gets to mix them together with transitions, also voted by the KVR folk.
- KVRAF
- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
Nice. Is that realistic? All the voting and stuff? I guess if there are the contests each month. Just wondering who would have the time to mediate all this.arke wrote:Maybe, define a certain melodic sequence, and a tempo. Then, have each person do 16 bars with that. Then, the KVR folk get to vote on which ones go into the final song, and one person gets to mix them together with transitions, also voted by the KVR folk.
You would definitely need strict tempo - but I don't know how cohesive it has to sound. I think it'd be kinda cool if it's rock one moment, tarnce the next, symphonic...you know, really show of our skills.
- KVRAF
- 12615 posts since 7 Dec, 2004
voting isnt very realistic, especially if it is a public vote.
voting would be realistic if a certain number was decided on, such as 7, and everyone voted for every other peice by putting them in order from worst at the bottom to best at the top. the average would then be taken and the top seven would be used. only those who have a peice being voted on will be allowed to vote on the others excluding their own, and only once. voting would be anonymous and be moderated by a single individual.
in the case of three peices, A, B, C, being the author of C, you could then vote once, either for A,B, or B,A.
edit: i havent explained this clearly enough.
in such a case of A,B, A would recieve 2 points and B would recieve 1 point. the total of all points would be taken from all votes cast and those totals would be used to arange all peices into the average order. 'ties' can occur with this system though, suggestions are welcome for post-vote resolutions to this problem.
i dont think having a specific key or sequence followed would be good, nor would a specific tempo. this would limit the styles too much. a good rule would be to try to fit something unique about yourself into a peice, although not to place too many expectations or limitations on it. a good tempo would be relativly close to 133, but could really be anything, while the expected length should be 15 seconds total, although it could be shorter (hopefully not) or longer.
voting would be expected to be based upon first, the unique quality of a peice, and its position be subtracted based upon the voter's feelings about the tempo / length of the peice. a very unique peice being 40 seconds then may actually stand a chance, but a trance kiddie entry of 4 seconds probably wouldnt, although you never know.
http://xhip.cjb.net/temp/bleh.mp3
i might make something simmilar my entry.
the style would be completely unique for every individual hopefully, so it would really feel like listening through the entire (or atleast a major part) of the kvr 'scene'.
in voting, quality and 'production' shouldnt be taken into account at all, since i assume we're considering peices for their value as representing unique individuals here, and not for how closely they match a template genre peice.
voting would be realistic if a certain number was decided on, such as 7, and everyone voted for every other peice by putting them in order from worst at the bottom to best at the top. the average would then be taken and the top seven would be used. only those who have a peice being voted on will be allowed to vote on the others excluding their own, and only once. voting would be anonymous and be moderated by a single individual.
in the case of three peices, A, B, C, being the author of C, you could then vote once, either for A,B, or B,A.
edit: i havent explained this clearly enough.
in such a case of A,B, A would recieve 2 points and B would recieve 1 point. the total of all points would be taken from all votes cast and those totals would be used to arange all peices into the average order. 'ties' can occur with this system though, suggestions are welcome for post-vote resolutions to this problem.
i dont think having a specific key or sequence followed would be good, nor would a specific tempo. this would limit the styles too much. a good rule would be to try to fit something unique about yourself into a peice, although not to place too many expectations or limitations on it. a good tempo would be relativly close to 133, but could really be anything, while the expected length should be 15 seconds total, although it could be shorter (hopefully not) or longer.
voting would be expected to be based upon first, the unique quality of a peice, and its position be subtracted based upon the voter's feelings about the tempo / length of the peice. a very unique peice being 40 seconds then may actually stand a chance, but a trance kiddie entry of 4 seconds probably wouldnt, although you never know.
http://xhip.cjb.net/temp/bleh.mp3
i might make something simmilar my entry.
the style would be completely unique for every individual hopefully, so it would really feel like listening through the entire (or atleast a major part) of the kvr 'scene'.
in voting, quality and 'production' shouldnt be taken into account at all, since i assume we're considering peices for their value as representing unique individuals here, and not for how closely they match a template genre peice.
Last edited by aciddose on Thu Nov 17, 2005 11:26 pm, edited 3 times in total.
- KVRAF
- 12615 posts since 7 Dec, 2004
order of the peices in the final result would be complex as well :)
maybe the standard N = N * 0x000343FD + 0x00269EC3; twister could be used with the total number of participants plus the summed score of the top seven (or otherwise) peices used as a seed. the resulting progression of numbers would be modulo by 7 (or otherwise) even if this isnt exactly a statistical perfectly even distribution for all numbers, the 16 bit range should be high enough to make that unimportant, and also the solution to such a problem is extremely complex.
ok, enough ranting?
maybe the standard N = N * 0x000343FD + 0x00269EC3; twister could be used with the total number of participants plus the summed score of the top seven (or otherwise) peices used as a seed. the resulting progression of numbers would be modulo by 7 (or otherwise) even if this isnt exactly a statistical perfectly even distribution for all numbers, the 16 bit range should be high enough to make that unimportant, and also the solution to such a problem is extremely complex.
ok, enough ranting?
- KVRAF
- 19156 posts since 13 Feb, 2003 from Vancouver, Canada
- KVRAF
- 12615 posts since 7 Dec, 2004
i'm not dead!
i dont want to go on the cart :(
- guy in quest for the holy grail
http://xhip.cjb.net/temp/imnotdead.mp3
i dont want to go on the cart :(
- guy in quest for the holy grail
http://xhip.cjb.net/temp/imnotdead.mp3
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- KVRian
- 1442 posts since 30 May, 2005
Ah yes,Kriminal wrote:http://www.groovecell.com/music/Life-Sp ... uckMix.mp3
or
the original...which i dont have the link for at the mo
good that I found this thread again where I downloaded it. Heard it several times. I LIKE this song, Krim! Really cool.
Best wishes, FRitz
In the end will be the word.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1215 posts since 17 Apr, 2004
aciddose wrote:i'm not dead!
i dont want to go on the cart
- guy in quest for the holy grail
http://xhip.cjb.net/temp/imnotdead.mp3

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- KVRAF
- 3617 posts since 26 Sep, 2003 from Bradford - The Armpit of Britain
Can't you just remix the umpa-lumpa song?
In honour of all the wonderful devs who (willie-wonka like) magically create all these amazing plugins out of moonbeams & fairydust?
In honour of all the wonderful devs who (willie-wonka like) magically create all these amazing plugins out of moonbeams & fairydust?
- KVRAF
- 3266 posts since 22 Sep, 2003 from under the sun
the Official KvR Anthem already exists: it's putte's Lot of Love Around
- something special
- 8630 posts since 16 Mar, 2002 from Birmingham, Alabama
I disagree..what about that putte song about 'this is my first post here'Wopelka wrote:the Official KvR Anthem already exists: it's putte's Lot of Love Around

