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07/11/2008 10:59:36 AM · #1

Ok, so here I go biting off more than I can chew, however....

I've seen this topic meet with some interest in a couple of threads now so I've decided to do something about it.

//www.dpchallenge.com/forum.php?action=read&FORUM_THREAD_ID=795360&highlight=boom

//www.dpchallenge.com/forum.php?action=read&FORUM_THREAD_ID=775920&highlight=boom

I say let's do something about it.
Yesterday's thread proves we have the pictures and even a few talented lyricists

I offered last night that I have access to a professional recording studio, and have been talking with my brother-in-law and he thinks its a great idea and has offered his talents in producing a scored slide show.

So lets do it.

We need find out who wants to contribute images and VOCALS to the project.

I'm willing to coordinate the project, but I'm looking for advice on how to collect images and vocals.
(John has already told me that we need at least 300dpi images.)
We need some method of grading the images and selecting the verses.

So, who's game?

levyj413

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max

07/11/2008 11:18:35 AM · #2

Talk to

Konador and

Judi. Both have experience collecting vocals from DPCers using a variety of methods.

And sign me up for both a pic and a vocal contribution! :) Or if you actually want high-quality singing, then just a pic!

Message edited by author 2008-07-11 11:19:16.

07/11/2008 11:25:01 AM · #3

Thanks for the info, Jeff

I just sent this to the folks at Discovery:

I represent a rather large group of photographers who are interested in a project related to your Boom de Yada commercial. This project will involve the creation of a 60 second video slide show set to your song with original lyrics. The final product will be submitted to your offices for your consideration.
My question is what approvals are needed to use your music for this project and how do I obtain the needed releases?

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07/11/2008 11:27:56 AM · #4

I sing well. Count me in I have access to a studio to record my vocals once we have a track.

JulietNN

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07/11/2008 11:48:26 AM · #5

I sing well too, good enough to be a soloist in the English Under 18;s Canterberry Cathedaral Choir, if that helps.

SaraR

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07/11/2008 11:59:56 AM · #6

Originally posted by JulietNN:

I sing well too, good enough to be a soloist in the English Under 18;s Canterberry Cathedaral Choir, if that helps.

And there was me thinking you were a tad older than 18....

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07/11/2008 12:01:44 PM · #7

awesome cathedral and rocker! what other styles can we get in there! I love the diversity of this site.

JulietNN

Canon EOS R7

07/11/2008 12:08:28 PM · #8

Originally posted by SaraR:

Originally posted by JulietNN:
I sing well too, good enough to be a soloist in the English Under 18;s Canterberry Cathedaral Choir, if that helps.

And there was me thinking you were a tad older than 18....

oh bite me, of course I am now, but still pretty good at the vocals.

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07/11/2008 12:09:05 PM · #9

Well, I sing.
And I have also heard the magic that John can do with audios, so I'm not that worried about it. :)

PHOTOKID

07/11/2008 12:20:04 PM · #10

I think i can sing, but others say I dont do very well at all.... But feel free to use some of my photos if you would like. Email me if you would like higher res. I would love to see this happen.

Rich

Bear_Music

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07/11/2008 12:22:03 PM · #11

"I'll volunteer any images, but you do NOT want my voice anywhere near this project." said the deaf photographer :-)

R.

Jessi

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07/11/2008 12:24:11 PM · #12

I'll sing! (badly, but I will...;) )

I can even help with piano, I have access to a piano that can save stuff to USB...if someone will write cords for me, lol.

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07/11/2008 12:31:40 PM · #13

Play guitar too if needed acoustic electric and my wife is a bassist

levyj413

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07/11/2008 01:11:10 PM · #14

I doubt Discovery owns the music. It started as a Girl Scout song. One I've sung with my troop, in fact. :)

I love the mountains,
I love the rolling hills.
I love the flowers,
I love the daffodils.
I love the fireside,
when all the lights are dim.

Boomdeyada, boomdeyada, boomdeyada, boomdeyada.

scalvert

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07/11/2008 01:14:22 PM · #15

Originally posted by levyj413:

It started as a Girl Scout song. One I've sung with my troop, in fact. :)

Umm... <raises eyebrow>

;-P

Intelli

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07/11/2008 01:19:08 PM · #16

Originally posted by scalvert:

Originally posted by levyj413:
It started as a Girl Scout song. One I've sung with my troop, in fact. :)

Umm... <raises eyebrow>

;-P

I can see him as a brownie =)

levyj413

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07/11/2008 02:09:32 PM · #17

Originally posted by scalvert:

Originally posted by levyj413:
It started as a Girl Scout song. One I've sung with my troop, in fact. :)

Umm... <raises eyebrow>

;-P

As an adult. :P As I explain to my daughter, I'm not a girl, but I am a Girl Scout. :) I've been one of her troop leaders since it started in Kindergarten.

This isn't exactly a secret:

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07/11/2008 02:36:30 PM · #18

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

"I'll volunteer any images, but you do NOT want my voice anywhere near this project." said the deaf photographer :-)

R.

If Stephen Hawking can do it , so can you. :)

Originally posted by levyj413:

With the sensibilities about copyrights around here, I figured I'd be safe.

jdannels

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07/11/2008 02:39:18 PM · #19

Originally posted by Patrick_R:

Play guitar too if needed acoustic electric and my wife is a bassist

The song is an Ice Cream song. If you know any music theory I-vi-IV-V chord progression. Which translates to C-am-F-G or G-em-C-D. I saw one person playing it and instead of a IV chord they played the minor substition so it was G-em-am-D or C-am-dm-G. Its one of those real popular changes. Songs that also use it are, Every Breath you Take, Stand By Me, theme song from happy days, At Last, and many more. I have no recording stuff but those are the chords if you need them. :)

07/11/2008 02:50:14 PM · #20

Lol easy! this is gonna be fun! The trick is how to get everything all together lol.

07/11/2008 02:58:26 PM · #21

Originally posted by Patrick_R:

Lol easy! this is gonna be fun! The trick is how to get everything all together lol.

That's up to me and anyone else who has any good ideas, and the Magic Man in Clarksville.

I think for now we can start collecting images and proposed lyrics here, then work out the verses.

07/11/2008 03:06:59 PM · #22

Well is he going to make us a track to sing to. That really would be the easiest. then He would send us the track and we could send back our voices only. Playing instruments in different studios might not work that well lol. As for verses don't we have a billion of them!

07/11/2008 03:10:58 PM · #23

Originally posted by Patrick_R:

Now you're getting beyond me, but I'll talk to him over the weekend and work out the best way.
I just emailed him and suggested he registered as a user so he can join the thread.