Originally posted by PhlabibitI would be fine with the categories we had last time, maybe with some slight modifications or clarifications:
What do you think the catagories should be? I'm pretty sure I'd agree.
One thing for sure, there shouldn't be any covers in 'best lyrics'.
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Best Instrumental Track
Best Vocal Track
Best Computer Track
Best Cover (I think I would exclude classical and jazz here to make it more fair; depending on how many classical or jazz contributions there are, those categories could be added)
Best Original Composition/Arrangement (I agree with gregsflat about taking out "Arrangement" here)
Best Lyrics (that should only be lyrics written by the entrant xymself in my opinion)
Best Musician (Solo) (here I disagree with gregsflat; I don't think this should only be for solo performances, but anything soloistic even if there were others contributing to the piece. Like in the lyrics category, the musician in question would have to be the entrant)
Best Group
Best Overall Submission
Originally posted by NordlysI do see each contest gets better musicians involved, and I for one can't wait to hear Nordlys's newest entry!
I would be fine with the categories we had last time, maybe with some slight modifications or clarifications:
Best Instrumental Track
Best Vocal Track
Best Computer Track
Best Cover (I think I would exclude classical and jazz here to make it more fair; depending on how many classical or jazz contributions there are, those categories could be adde ...[text shortened]... musician in question would have to be the entrant)
Best Group
Best Overall Submission
Best Musician (Solo) (here I disagree with gregsflat; I don't think this should only be for solo performances, but anything soloistic even if there were others contributing to the piece. Like in the lyrics category, the musician in question would have to be the entrant)Nordlys, as usual, thanks for your clear thought process, it's just that last year I submitted two guitar solos, with accompaniment that I felt were overlooked because of the way people voted in that category. The only successful votes were for solo instrumentation.
Originally posted by NordlysThis seems to be the general consensus. I did want to make my own mark on the whole thing but I'm slowlty starting to think 'If something works, why fix it?'.
I would be fine with the categories we had last time, maybe with some slight modifications or clarifications:
Best Instrumental Track
Best Vocal Track
Best Computer Track
Best Cover (I think I would exclude classical and jazz here to make it more fair; depending on how many classical or jazz contributions there are, those categories could be adde ...[text shortened]... musician in question would have to be the entrant)
Best Group
Best Overall Submission
Originally posted by StarrmanHm, sounds like something to include in my workshop about inertia and action in music, apathy being closely related to inertia.
I've managed to create a new genre. Somehow I've condensed apathy into a musical process, I can feel the millions of quatloots flooding in now.