Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist radio piece.

i would really like to participate. this is my first, altough i was wathcing the fluxlist for a while i am also excited. ilke _ Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com

Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist radio piece.

Sol: BTW what file format are you thinking of. I agree with Heiko thatMp3 would be best for its small file sizes. There are some freeware editors that people can use on mp3 files and freeware encoders/decoders if people wish to convert to wav etc., manipulate and then convert back to mp3.

Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist radio piece.

And there is still l3enc.exe around. IMHO the very, very best when it comes to very low bandwidth. Do an altavista search !!! And do compare the results with 8000 bits/sec. An example of such low bitrate internet radio is at http://www.uni-bonn.de/~uzs106/stanfor4.mp3 Thanks to Miles and

FLUXLIST: Fwd: Visual poetry

in the email today... From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2000 12:32:15 +0100 Subject: Visual poetry Dear mail artists, visual poets , Fluxists , PLEASE SPREAD THIS CALL TO ALL CONCERNED VISUAL POETS / MAIL ARTISTS We have found a venue to show our Visual

FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

Okay boys and girls, I believe that Heiko's most recent email may be a Fluxus Memory Test challenging people to remember the difficulties caused by the virus that came in his last email attachment. And what would the appropriate Fluxus response be? Allen And there is still l3enc.exe

Re: FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

Allen wrote: I believe that Heiko's most recent email may be a Fluxus Memory Test challenging people to remember the difficulties caused by the virus that came in his last email attachment. No it's not a virus, it was just one of the files from the Fluxlist Midi Project, the original

Re: FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

the appropriate response would be (nevermind that last email i sent): check your extensions... :) on 11/28/00 07:50 AM, allen bukoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Okay boys and girls, I believe that Heiko's most recent email may be a Fluxus Memory Test challenging people to remember the

Re: FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

i think he was really talking about the virus that was sent (last month)... (that i luckily deleted). what to say of such things? km on 11/28/00 09:04 AM, Sol Nte at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Allen wrote: I believe that Heiko's most recent email may be a Fluxus Memory Test challenging

Re: FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

http://www.artden.freeserve.co.uk/fluxmidi/ No let Allen believe it was again something malicious... Psychologists in the mid west...wow. H.

Re: FLUXLIST: radio piece + tech question

Hi, radio. I dont want my music in realaudio !! ;-)Or Quicktime ;-) actually, whatever the working format is, i was planning to burn the final piece into a cd and broadcast it from the good old fashined radio station... will that be ok with everybody? but the broadcast will

Re: FLUXLIST: Heiko's Fluxus Memory Test

I believe that Heiko's most recent email may be a Fluxus Memory Test challenging people to remember the difficulties caused by the virus that came in his last email attachment. And what would the appropriate Fluxus response be? Well attachments are not attachments. I am sorry for the

Re: FLUXLIST: fluxlist radio piece.

i also would like to participate in the project, however it manifests itself. also, if anyone in the new england area (or anywhere) should like to take over a radio programi have a weekly show friday nights that id be more than willing to share for whatever project or purpose

FLUXLIST: e-mail my body away or virtual tattoo

hi tomorrow at these hour i'will be scaning me in 40 pieces i'll try to make all but it's dificil do this in 30 minutes because each piece take almost 2 minutes plus intervals from one minute maybe i wil do 20 (starting first than others) the program: "remembering the action art" start at