FLUXLIST: Sound Request

Hi - this isn't very fluxy but someone might be able to help - We're putting together a Killer Rabbits website and hope to feature a track and a few bits and pieces from the CD. Our drummist, Allen, is having trouble with this and sends me this note (which, frankly, doesn't mean a lot to me) -

FLUXLIST: Decimonovenas Decimas

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Re: FLUXLIST: artist residencies

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FLUXLIST: THE BUBU TEXT-SOUND MOVEMENT

Our illegitimate office-boy has taken some criticism for not having a poet set the tone at his inauguration. The absence of a poet, or the absence of the arts in general, speaks volumes about him. But, as the Washington Post shared on Sunday, Dubya can be very poetic. In fact, the following is a

Re: FLUXLIST: Sound Request

I have tried to get some sound on the web site, but have come to a bit of a halt 'couse I can't find a (free) utility to convert from CD to PM3 or WAV files. I may have to just re-record a bit into .wav use that, but we still want to convert to pm3 to offer the stuff for sale don't we ?

Re: FLUXLIST: THE BUBU TEXT-SOUND MOVEMENT

see source material here... http://politics.slate.msn.com/Features/bushisms/bushisms.asp Rod Stasick wrote: Our illegitimate office-boy has taken some criticism for not having a poet set the tone at his inauguration. The absence of a poet, or the absence of the arts in general, speaks

Re: FLUXLIST: THE BUBU TEXT-SOUND MOVEMENT

Thanks Cecil! I could've sworn that I awoke on Tuesday morn to Bush's voice on the radio describing "our" troops as the "...breast and brightest...", but I may have just been trying to adjust to the new day. Hahahaha! Rod --- Cecil Touchon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: see source material

FLUXLIST: Sound Thanks

I think we've solved the mpg rpm problem thanks to all who replied and especially Sol who (I hope) has provided the answer BIG THANK YOU How Do You Do by Ivor Cutler A man was thirsty. He ran after a camel. The camel stopped till he caught up.The man did not know what to do.

Re: FLUXLIST: Sound Thanks

Yes, Sol! Thanks for that bit of info. I downloaded that utility and now I'm no longer an MP3 virgin. (Of course, I now have to get out the "MP3 for Dummies" to find out why 45 seconds of sound would take up 1.4 MG - maybe because of 256kbps/44 Hz?) Thanks again, Rod (not eating Ivor Cutler's