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The ‘09 6-Pack Contest Is On!

Well, it’s time to get your songwriting chops lubed and prepare for the 5th Annual 6-Pack Songwriting Competition.

As I mentioned, this is the fifth year of the 6-Pack. Liz Miller won the first two and Margaret McClure won the past two. I’m sure many of the veterans will be returning as I have been receiving steady inquiries about the starting date, challenges, etc. The first four categories are the annual primer (any song you have), a love song, an instrumental and a spiritual song. The last two will be announced later and I’m sure you’re going to love them!

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Posted by Broadjam on Jun 1, 2009 in The 6-Pack Blog

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  • Stein,yours was brilliantly done. That one made my brain hurt! But man did I enjoy it.

    Bruce

    Nov 21, 2009/3:44 am
  • Jim:

    I confess… I broke some rules regarding 6 can.

    Please feel free to mark inappropriate at any time.

    But if you’re not good enough to catch it… Then I humbly invite you to try….

    Any seasoned vet will know the difference… and if you have to ask… Then chances are. Well…

    LOL

    Nov 21, 2009/3:44 am
  • good discussion here,,, two things get on my nerves,

    1. Hearing songs that really don´t fit the category, for example in 6th can, speeding up 4/4 temp is not time change I think. However maybe I misunderstood the category cause I made one song specially for it and it was mainly 3/4 2/4 change all the time with the chorus being in 6/4 or 3/8,/2/8 6/8 or alla breve chorus, man… maybe more time change is needed, I kinda thought rythm more complicated than the steady 4/4 or 3/4 that 95% of songs are in.

    2. Hearing the non vocal master of a vocal song in the instrumental section, man, that pisses me off cause it´s well done mostly, played well, and sounds good, but is missing a lot and unfortunately there are people out there that value the compression/limiting more than the music, but thankfully here I presume most of the reviewing is being done by us.

    take care
    Stein

    Nov 21, 2009/3:24 am

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