Marc,

I've had far too much spare time by far lately, so DIWO has kept me
occupied, but after this weekend, that will change.

Aside from surfing the net on a win xp machine, everything else I do is
made with free/open source software in Linux, and I sometimes forget
that not everyone else uses it or wishes to 8o..

James.

On 14/2/2007, "marc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Hi james,
>
>Fair comments...
>
>Well - the DIWO submission period has not finished yet, not for a while
>in fact - we've all got plenty of time to get some more work and
>collaborations happening here.
>
>Also, I think that it is up to the imaginations and creative passions of
>those on this list in respect of how they collaborate - after all it's
>their show. Also, it's yours as well James of course, but I think you
>know what I mean ;-)
>
>If you are worried that people are not collaborating enough - I think
>perhaps a bit of patience is called for, I would'nt give up just yet. I
>have received loads of emails from people on ths list, and contrary to
>Lem's fun piece 'Artists are lazy', I feel that it is not the case, just
>some of them - just like any other human being in any other context or
>profession...
>
>I feel that your notions regarding use of open source are relevant as
>well. I think that if we chat more on this, perhaps something can be
>worked out - nad I really appreciate that you are making the effort and
>thinking 'consciously' about this stuff, it does help.
>
>marc
>
>
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>With the DIWO project I'd personally hoped and/or expected to see more
>>exchange of components, something more toward an open source development
>>model (yawn), rather than, on the whole, settling for accumulation/cut
>>up (of which I'm just as guillty).
>>
>>But saying this, there's the problem of different computer platforms in
>>use, Windows, Linux, Mac, maybe even others (factoid: an amiga visited
>>my site last week).
>>
>>Anyway what I can provide in this regard is the following (all open
>>source software based):
>>
>>*** Images in the GIMP's native file format so layers are available for
>>editing.
>>
>>*** GIMP mathmap plugin expression (already posted).
>>
>>*** Scalable Vector Graphics (svg) of some visual pieces.
>>
>>*** .med files for the MUSE audio/midi sequencer.
>>
>>*** a sound bank of instruments created for the software synth
>>ZynAddSUbFX, which grows with every audio piece I make.
>>
>>*** Hydrogen Drum Machine patterns (where applicable).
>>
>>*** Ardour Hard Disk Recorder sessions - minus the actual audio, but
>>routing of audio channels, fx, buses, would be intact.
>>
>>*** perhaps mp3's of seperate audio channels from Ardour.
>>
>>Please don't think the only reason I'm posting this is because I think
>>my stuff is so great that everyone should use it, it's more about the
>>potential to see how other people would make different artistic choices
>>given the same raw materials.
>>
>>Any other thoughts about DIWO interaction so far?
>>
>>James.
>>
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