Summary, a short version:

This is a collaborative process for improvisers who are at a distance from each other. The process involves the sharing of sound files via the internet. The content is free improvised music using the music system `System 50:50`. The files are assembled in layers, aka multitrack, in audacity then mixed down to a stereo track.

This is a sound-on-sound process.

The fake-quartet follows a similar pathway to the original `50;50 online` project now called Sound on sound The Octet, except there are only two people, two players, each player produces two tracks resulting in a collation of four tracks. It is a fake-quartet.

Fake Quartet Number 1 - example of method

A 50:50 Online, sound on sound music project for improvisers, using system 50:50

Martin Hackett, Korg
Phil Morton, guitar
Martin Hackett, toot ease
Phil Morton, double bass and can

Fake Quartet. The long version, a detailed review, For more information and detail click the `google drive` image to view the complete documentation for The Fake Quartet. The `google drive` document is updated and may include new thinking as a result of the testamony of our experiences.

At the foot of this article there is a link to a pdf version of the google drive document.  The pdf maybe `out of date` but still relevant.

If this project is of an interest to you please complete the form below, and you will be kept informed of future activities

In the field named `Name of the event or project, you have viewed on the website that interests you` we suggest you put, 50:50 Online The Fake Quartet

Name:*

First

Last

E-mail:*

Name of the event or project, you have viewed on the website that interests you*

Location of the project if known: if not known, simply enter `not known`*

add your name to the contact list for this project and receive newsletters: .*

yes please

no thanks

Your comments, tell us a little bit about yourself and your interest in this project*

Word Verification:

SubmitReset