Looking for Collaborators-Minimal Commitment

I am something of an amateur avant-electronic composer; I do a lot of experimenting with sound collaging and noise music and that sort of thing. However, recently I've had an idea that requires some outside help and the first place I thought to turn for help was the wonderful PA community. Bascially, the idea is this: anyone willing to help sends me a sound file of them playing an instrument- doesn't matter what instrument, or how long or what you play. I will then take these clips, and electronically manipulate, combine and rearrange them to create something entirely new. I would of course credit anyone who helped me out. Again- it doesn't matter what you play: scales on a marimba or screeching distortion noises on a guitar would be equally welcome. 

If anyone is interested please just send me a PM and I'll give you my email address. 

Additionally, if anyone would like to hear some of my work before they decide to involve themselves, I have two albums on bandcamp for free download and streaming:

or you can listen without even leaving the page:

Any assistance would be much appreciated; PM me if interested. 

Yeah with you 100 percent - best of luck!

Hey I've made stuff on that. 

What I have right now is scraps, pieces of songs, it's been challenging keeping myself on schedule and going from laying down bass over drums and then consulting guitars and keyboards for direction and then losing it because of noodling. 

When I have someone else to work with then it all gets done in a timely manner, so if you need a guitarist who has too many ideas than i'm your dude, man. 

My current bs: http://soundcloud.com/progmanmike

Also, Cubase is an extremely inconvenient program, never again. 

I might send you some bass tracks next week.

Sorry for the delay, I know I said I would put the first track up like a week ago but as usual life and schoolwork got in the way. Anyway, the (very strange) first track is now completed.

Thanks to triceratopsoil, dreadpirateroberts, and vompatti, whose clips were used in this track, as well as my friend Rob who sent me the narration used at the beginning. Thanks also to anyone who has sent me clips, rest assured that they will be used as the project progresses. 

>would have to record on audacity