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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Hey, here's a thought. Not sure if anybody would be interested in doing this or if it's been done before, but i've always found Vivaldi's Four Seasons to be an amazing work of classical music and was wondering if anybody would want to do a chipmusic version/interpretation of the piece.

I'd say as long as the main melodies are basically intact, that the style and platform really isn't important. Let creativity run free yadda yadda.....

I dunno, anybody interested? Comments? Suggestions?

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Brighton | Portsmouth | UK

If I wasn't already guts deep in a project I'd consider this hard sad

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Me and Rushjet started to cover Presto Summer.

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Sweeeeeeden

I've edited the topic title as per the new rule.

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Toronto, Ontario, Canada

yea sorry bout that.

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BOSTON

ive been wanting to do something vaguely like this for a while, so im totally in

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TDM did a nice interpretation of Winter
another excerpt...
really simple saw version of Spring
..and the first bars of it with slightly more complicated instrumentation

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buffalo, NY
AndrewKilpatrick wrote:

If I wasn't already guts deep in a project I'd consider this hard sad

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Chicago IL

i mean

there doesn't have to be a chip version of everything.

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San Francisco

please do this. do it. i would love to listen.

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USA

I just downloaded the midi file of Vivaldi's four seasons, opened fl studio, file>import>midi file> then replaced each channel with a chiptune style VSTi and VOILA. I now have an chiptune version of Vivaldi's four seasons!

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SurfaceDragon wrote:

I just downloaded the midi file of Vivaldi's four seasons, opened fl studio, file>import>midi file> then replaced each channel with a chiptune style VSTi and VOILA. I now have an chiptune version of Vivaldi's four seasons!

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Saskrotch wrote:

i mean

there doesn't have to be a chip version of everything.

how else do you get onto boingboing?

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BOSTON

i enjoy doing these because it offers arrangement challenges and forces me to explore new techniques. in this case i think the necessity of humanizing the phrasing will be really interesting BUT OMG MAYBE CORY DOCTORROW WILL LISTEN TO MY CHIP TUNE

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BOSTON

i do kind of hate the four seasons though ;p

ill do the storm instead; more interesting for me contrapuntally

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clovis CA

ill do it in lsdj if you want to work on it together? pm me=]