TubeNet

Acidplanet is a free site hosted by Sony that lets you upload your performances/songs/compositions etc. for others to appreciate.

I have used it since the Summer of 2004;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 069&T=9092

and so far only Cale Self;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?AID=320424&t=6078

Sue Vel (Baritone);
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 224&T=5922

Seth Jervis;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 828&T=5418

and young Euphba;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 870&T=4000

have appeared as soloists. (Let me know if I've missed anyone.)

In addition, a 10 piece brass group from Sweden are listed, as Brassox;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 345&T=9660

as well as my low brass quartet;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 204&t=6578

Some great writers are also on there like Knuxie;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 055&T=6185

and Joemis;
http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 259&T=6908

from this board. But there are are of course, thousands of others too.

Registration is free, all you have to do is convert your sound files to wma files and upload, takes a few minutes each track.

How about it..........?

CB

The terms of service for this site make me a little nervous. From what I can see, Sony claims all exclusive rights to what is posted on Acidplanet.
In other words, it seems to me that if Sony likes anything they hear on the site they can claim it and release it in any way that they want without further permission.

Any other thoughts out there on this?

Not Acid Planet, but Dave Werden has added many new files to Cimarron site:

http://www.cimarronmusic.com

On the homepage, search "Werden". You will find a bunch! I know he just put up files for CM 87 Four Caprices and CM 1073 Concert Polka: Jennie Wren

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If you happen to see posts by Ray Grim on Tubenet, we just uploaded his CM 364 Susie Polka as performed on Prairie Home Companion.

Thanks k-towntuba;

here's the link to the VW;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=750914&t=4816

CB

Bopeuph is also here now;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=749146&t=1113

CB

The 1st mvt of the Broughton Tuba Sonata

http://www.streamload.com/tubaman5150/m ... ghton1.mp3

The 3rd mvt of Strauss' 1st Horn Concerto

http://www.streamload.com/tubaman5150/mp3/Strauss3.mp3

This is a duet of me and Pat Stuckemeyer playing Ewazen's Pastorale for trumpet and trombone

http://www.streamload.com/tubaman5150/mp3/Pastorale.mp3

I was goofing around with the Monti Csardas one day and I turned the mini disc on to record.

http://www.streamload.com/tubaman5150/mp3/csardas2.mp3

Hey, great thread. I just posted some sound files of my tuba quartet, the Forzato Quartet. You can access them here:

http://www.patstuckemeyer.com/info.html

Hope you like them!

- Pat Stuckemeyer

Some more wonderful playing here;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 422&T=1227

CB

"CrappyEuph" needs to find a new handle. That's excellent! I see from his profile that he lives in Denton, TX. I suspect he's a product of Brian Bowman's.

Rick F wrote:"CrappyEuph" needs to find a new handle. That's excellent! I see from his profile that he lives in Denton, TX. I suspect he's a product of Brian Bowman's.

Yes, she is. Great sounds Jamie - hat is off right now.

- Pat Stuckemeyer

Yes, I made the same mistake before we were introduced ! (lol)

CB

Some 'live' recordings from a light music concert broadcast by the BBC winds at Maida Vale studio 1;

Miss Saigon, Aladdin, Wizard of Oz & That's Entertainment;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 209&t=5036

CB

A lullaby written by Ken (Knuxie) Friedrich for his daughter, Lauren;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=764820&t=8029

CB

By the way...

Thanks for the reviews from the guys who left them. I haven't been on the site much since I put it up; the euphonium recording was actually there because it was easier than sending a file via email or instant messenger to friends. I may put up more recordings, but I wasn't planning on it. That recording was one of the two for the ITEC euphonium competition; I'm sure some of the other people that recorded it did much better than I did.

I was just wondering though, how did you guys discover me so quickly? I only told a few friends about it. Not that I mind, though.

Nick

PS: To the people that haven't visited, I also have a recording of me playing Caravan on bass with a few friends, and a few techno tunes I mixed as fun.

Lorva Horovel, the 3rd. movement of the late Alfred Reed's Armenian Dances;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?PID=776951&t=26

played by the Buckinghamshire (UK) Symphonic Winds and conducted by Rob Wiffin (ex RAF Central Band).

'Bucks' meets 3 or 4 times a year over a weekend and puts on a concert of major wind band pieces.

CB

Snippets of The Creekers live:

http://www.johnreno.com/CDs.htm

Please click on titles in red.

Snippets of The Creekers live:

http://www.johnreno.com/CDs.htm

Please click on titles in red.

Scooby Tuba wrote:Nice job TM!

Thanks!

Some great euphonium tracks here by Contraeuph;

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=482240&T=434

CB

Hi -

I've just updated my AcidPlanet site with several new pieces. The first three tracks are a really cool and unique three-movement piece by Patrick Schulz called RoonSonata - if you're looking for something new to play on your recital, check out this piece for sure.

Here is my artist page:

http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?so ... 422&T=1133

And here is where you can order RoonSonata:

http://www.tubaquartet.com/sheetmusic.html

Thanks,
Jamie