Stream Schedule · 10:04pm Feb 5th, 2014
After reviewing the, admittedly few responses to the last post. I've decided on the schedule for my stream.
For those of you not in the know, as I'm tagging this for Arrow 18 this time around, I've decided to sit down and put together a music track that effectively takes the MLP main theme, and turns it into a short, KSP styled anthem. (See last blog post.)
The stream will be launched Saturday, Feb. 8th, at 4 PM CDT (Time Zone: GMT -6) and will conclude when I complete the track.
(The track is expected to be short, so I don't expect to take more than eight hours at most.)
The stream will be launched from http://www.livestream.com/admiraltigerclaw.
Now, for those of you who plan to watch or listen to the stream, I would like to prepare you for what to expect.
Since I'll be concentrating on an audio project, don't expect much elaboration on my part like you would a popular let's play. I need to listen to what I'm working on, not talking into it. Expect long sequences of repetitive audio and general tweaking to go on constantly as I work. In general, if you're not focused on it too well, it gets boring, if not annoying, to an outsider... Very quickly.
I'd suggest that, if you DO want to watch the stream as much as you can, have something ready to do on the side. A game of civilization or whatnot. I'll be monitoring the chat-field on livestream, but not to intently. I may also be fielding a Skype call with some of my buddies at the same time. Depends on how I want to work. Don't be afraid to ask questions in there. I'm sure I can get someone to assist me in answering them as at least two of them have watched me stream audio work before.
As a final note before I sign off on this blog post. I'm not expecting a huge turnout, but in the off chance that I have a larger turnout then expected, the livestream account is only a casual one, and has a maximum limit I believe to be around 30 viewers. So first come first serve on that. Usually for my streams, I get five or six people outside my inner circle. I hope to see more, but I'm not holding my breath.
I look forward to a fun session, and maybe I can teach some of you what kind of crazy fun can go into a track.
I'm out.
Livestream's limit for unverified channels is 50 viewers. Anyone above that will be able to chat but not hear/see the video.
I'm an aspiring musician of sorts, so I think I'll be fine with what'll go down. I kinda wanna see how making a track goes!
Make sure to make another blog post for when it starts or chances are high I'll forget. Still planning on being there though!