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Hi fellow fluxters,
thanks for joining and preparing and contributing. A big thank you to
Mashica for the FTP!
We are nearly ready to proceed...
Mashica wrote:
> I would suggest that when Sebastian uploads the orig mp3, he upload to a
> folder with his name (that is, make a folder). Then, each person in
> succession downloads from the folder of the person before and uploads to
his
> own. Maybe we can eliminate some confusion this way and win ourselves the
> bonus of having the historical changes of the 1 : hot : min - mp3 all in
one
> place. Maybe we should put a text file with the list of participants and
> their order of participation in the root of the server space, or just add
> our ordinal numbers in our folder name or some neat idea like that.
"confusion - is fundamental state of mind" (Bad Religion)
Avoid confusion, right... that's exactly what I had in mind, so thanks for
not having to translate all that into english! I will upload a txt-file
containing all the relevant information. If someone uploaded his/her part I'd say
that he/she/it emails all the others, so that we know how far we have got, and
won't have to check FTP in vein. Since i will start, I will inform you when
I uploaded my part.
Cecil wrote:
> http://ipdg.org/flux.mex.us/Musicollage01.wav
6,6 Mb! Sorry, I only have modem! If you encode it (mp3 / 128kbit/s / 44kHz)
it should be ~1/10th of its original size. wav-files are really not invented
for today's internet connections :-(
> Will this work for this project? If not, at least I think I learned
> enough to mess around with the one you will be sending around. That's
> how it is going to work right?
I guess so... :-)
> So what is good equipment for capturing ambient sound? is there some
> sort of digital recorder or does everybody still use tape recorders?
> what is the computer interface for that?
I am using a portable minidisk-recorder (md), which records digitally onto a
magneto-optical disk. Soundquality is very good, although there is a lossy
compression being used (like mp3). Unfortunately you can't copy your
recordings directly on your PC, you'll have to sample via the analog-audio-in of the
soundcard. But still it is way better than tape!
Cheers,
zap
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1 zap strassburger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2 brad brace: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
3 Heiko Recktenwald: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
4 Cecil Touchon: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
5 Sol Nte: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
6 Mashica: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
7 A!: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
8 Junkie G: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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