Crowdsource an original music composition using steemit, then get this guy (or someone else) to use steemit to communicate with musicians and produce a virtual orchestra/band/choir performance?
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Crowdsource an original music composition using steemit, then get this guy (or someone else) to use steemit to communicate with musicians and produce a virtual orchestra/band/choir performance?
Interesting concept. Do you have any more details on how to create the composition via Steemit? Also how would you propose getting Eric Whitacre involved? Thanks for the video link BTW I had not see it before.
I'm not really going for the prize, but since you're looking for recruiting ideas, I should mention... here's another idea that I had a while ago.
https://steemit.com/blog/@remlaps/tag-proposal-for-steemit-recruiting
Basically, a hashtag like "introduceyourself" - "recruiting-help" or something like that - that whales could monitor to create sign-up incentives so people could encourage their own friends to join in a targeted way.
Thank you I will have a look:)
I don't know anything about composing music, but the musicians here could organize under a particular hash tag and communicate with each other to figure it out. That way they could get rewarded for their work. It's unfortunate that steemit doesn't have video or graphics yet, so it would still be dependent on external media sites. My son uses "noteflight.com" for composing, and I believe that has some sort of collaborative capability. I guess they'd have to use something like youtube or souncloud for multimedia and a site like noteflight or some sort of image sharing site for exchanging scores.
As to getting Whitacre involved. If he's using steemit for his communication with the musicians and vocalists, that's how he'd get paid. Someone would have to convince him that the cutting-edge nature of the project, the potential for another viral video, and the rewards he'd earn from steemit would be worth his time.
The role for steemit's non-musicians would be to watch the project's progress and help to guide the direction with plenty of up-votes.
OK but it sounds like this whole project in itself would be a big logistical issue. It might be a bit early for something like this.
To be fair that isn't really a fleshed out idea though. I could say it would be great to get any celebrity on Steemit but without some kind of plan to do it or some kind of access to them it doesn't really help.
I would love to get some great film directors like Ridley Scott on but I don't know how I could do it as I don't know him.
It would be a big logistical issue. Just like an open source software release, which is basically what I'm suggesting, just for music instead of software. But it would demonstrate steemit's potential, not as a technology, but as a global community.
I don't actually see Whitacre as being critical to success. It would be nice to have him because he's already done something similar, but what's important is to highlight the community, not the celebrity. You're right, it might be too early, or launching a project like this might attract the talent it needs. There's no way to tell without trying it.
Announce the purpose and let the people organize themselves and prepare to be amazed (or disappointed. ; -).
Yes that makes more sense:)