you do realise this is similar to a movie I had in mind? Lulz never mind, i'll definitely look for it

The Nine Billion Names of God
Kosmos Productions Channel

Those posters are great, Dyland! Really awesome stuff.

I remembere this series.  This will be a nice Lego series.

You accomplished what yu sought.  It's the perfect blend of awesome & cheese!  At the beginning it sounds like the final chord from "A Day In The Life" by the Beatles.

I think that everyone in the world, if not a Beatles fan, goes through a Beatles phase.  I did in college, especially lov the later trippy stuff.  My favorite Beatles song is "I Am The Walrus".

I think that everyone would like at least one Beatles song somewhere in their catalog. I've shown a lot of my friends just how versatile they really were, as, I usually can single out one or two tracks that would appeal to them. Some prefer the more pop/rock I Want to Hold Your Hand, while others prefer the more surreal Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.

Though I could never single out a singe track, I do have my favorites for each member.

John's - Nowhere Man or Strawberry Fields Forever
Paul's - Penny Lane, though, I love the hilarity of Her Majesty
George's - gotta be Here Comes the Sun
Ringo's - With a Little Help From My Friends

Thanks. Even though it was just a test, I worked hard on it, just like I do with anything I take on. I've already got some revisions in mind, however, and, would still like to experiment more before making a final decision.

However that decision won't be that far out because...

UPDATE]

It was a pretty hard obstacle to overcome out of the gate, but, I think I've just found a perfect start to the first episode. It keeps continuity with the original series, yet, doesn't rush into anything right away - almost recreating the actual pilot of Sliders from 1995!

Hopefully, with a little bit of elbow-grease, and some cross-referencing, it should remain a great introduction of the show to newer fans.

I'll post little excerpts of the script, here and there, as I go; making sure to not reveal too much about what will happen per episode. If everything works out, I'll get feedback and improve, will tease future episodes to those following this thread, and will keep continuity with the original episodes!

Whew! If that sounds like a lot - it was. I'm glad I could find a good solution this early on. With some luck, there shouldn't be any more major events setting back the series from here on out.

Thanks. I'm glad you liked it, rioforce.

Yes, I am still recording my MIDI piano through my Blue Snowball mic in Audacity. And, in my opinion, this sounds much better, and a bit more high-end/professional than the recordings I did for Johnny Thunder about a year ago. I guess that just shows the power of editing.

I've been studying (off of the Beatles multitracks, and other sources) musical mixing and mastering, and took a bit of that knowledge and have been applying it to my own music. Stereo spacing really can create more "width" which is exactly what my older recordings lacked.

Someday I plan on getting some really high quality recording software, and will start composing a bit more professionally. (Similar to how Kevin MacLeod does through his website, Incompetech.) However, I always plan on scoring brickfilms for free. I feel like music production doesn't get enough attention from newer brickfilmers, and, even masters like Nathan Wells and Doug Vandegrift would love original scores for their works.

But, as for now, it's a "what you see is what you get" sort of basis. I do compose for others, but, it's on my MIDI through a Blue Snowball mic. I do take music much more seriously now, though, and plan on using 90-100% original scores for all of my own brickfilms in the future.

Hey, I compiled a list of many of my favorite VST synths for Acid Pro.  If you're interested in making music, I really recommend Acid Pro (or another music maker that is VST-compatible).  Here are some of my favorite synths and they types of sounds they produce.  I own some commercial synths as well, but every one in this list is FREELY AVAILABLE by the designer.  All are capitalized as listed in the synth's actual spelling:

3-OSC VA (Bass/Lead)
23 Words (Sample-based)
Acidome (Polyphonic)
Alieno (Bass/Rave/Dub FX)
Analog Warfare 2 and 3 (Primarily Bass, but also Lead and Tempo-Sync synths and in the case of AW 2: Portamento)
Ana (Vintage Analog Sounds)
Arppe 2600 VA (Analog/ Arpreggios/ nice free simulation of the vintage ARP 2600 synth)
C-64 (8-bit sounds)
Calculizer (Noise, produces nice sounds like those produced by Kraftwerk and basement Devo)
Cosmogirl II (Ambient/ Space)
Crystal (all types, one of my favorites)
Dub Siren (Vintage Dub FX)
EZ-Poly (Lead)
Field (Special EFX, makes background noise)
HAHAHA CS33 (Lead/Bass, name is a parody of YAMAHA)
HERCS Abakos (Lead.  Win 7 Required)
Karnage 1.7 (all types of sounds)
Kitr (Percussive/ String)
Lallapalooza (Lead/Rave/ Arpreggio)
MellowSound (Tron.  This simulates the Mellotron and various other -tron keyboards that played sampled sounds.  A Mellotron was used by the Beatles to produce the otherworldly flute sounds in "Strawberry Fields")
Ocytocin 1.0 (All Types; this is a memory-eating but very awesome synth)
PlastiCZ (Lead and many other types, one of my favorite synths)
Pre-Drum (Sample-based.  Load drum samples and trigger them with MIDI.)
RMXL (Tempo-sync)
Rock (Lead)
S3K (Lead)
SQ8L (Analog/Lead)
String Thing (Guitar Sounds)
Supreme P8 (All types; seems to be buggy, though and sometimes causes Acid Pro to crash)
Table Synth (All types)
Triangle II (Bass/ Lead)

And I already mentioned Beast, Protoplasm and WNM-1.

You can find these synths on Bing.com by typing the name of the synth along with the words "download" and "VST".   Sometimes adding the word "free" helps refine the searches further.
Unknown 64 (8-bit)

I hope you love MellowTron.  I actually have 300+ VST synths in my library, and I use real synths and sequencers as well. 

Hey Dyland, what is the estimated length of your Sliders, episodes?