The free music archive looks interesting. Creative Commons licensing.
I'm listening to Proviant Audio, Good Morning, Dear (feat. Hans
Mathisen) from Welcome Wilderness
Never heard of them before. Very interesting modern jazz. A bit Hidden
Orchestra. More on Spotify.
*Pi3 with piCoreplayer
I have noticed that there are a number of very interesting music
archives out there and wondered whether there was any way of accessing
these through LMS in the same was a the BBC iplayer extra. Some of these
collections are really good . With recordings coming out of copyright
all the time there
There is some further discussion of this issue at
http://www.ultrahighendforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=4t=3955
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Interesting point about the general dsp plugin. I suspect that most
things could be made as an inguz drc file. I have a feeling that there
is an open reel emulator somewhere. Do you think it may be possible to
take an existing product and transcode (if that's the right word) for
SBS?
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What i was getting at is that both inguz and brutefir is somewhat
complicated and probably scare away people who just want more or less
bas or similar.
And none of the current 3rd party solutions plays well with
transcoding, seems to be a lot off messing with convert.conf to get
things going .
I don't doubt that there are many other interesting apps which could be
written. It just occurred to me that since many people like the sound
of analogue, and I have no doubt it is technically feasible to produce
some sort of analogue/vinyl filter, it might be interesting to see if
someone would
I understand that outside the Squeezebox environment it has been
demonstrated that by DSP a digital file can be made to sound like
vinyl. As I understand it this was done by .VST file which can't be
directly used by SBS.
Lots of people still like the sound of records more than cds or digital
Apologies if i should have posted this on the Sticky.
But anyway in case anyone thought i was joking see
http://blog.winamp.com/2010/01/19/how-to-make-your-mp3-sound-like-vinyl/
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adamdea;632804 Wrote:
Apologies if i should have posted this on the Sticky.
But anyway in case anyone thought i was joking see
http://blog.winamp.com/2010/01/19/how-to-make-your-mp3-sound-like-vinyl/
The sticky is only about recommending existing plugins, so it's correct
to start a new
adamdea;632793 Wrote:
I understand that outside the Squeezebox environment it has been
demonstrated that by DSP a digital file can be made to sound like
vinyl. As I understand it this was done by .VST file which can't be
directly used by SBS.
Lots of people still like the sound of records
erland;632858 Wrote:
Isn't the reason people are interested in vinyl that they think it
contains more audio information due to the analogue characteristics ?
Adding vinyl artifacts to a digital file would be the opposite to this,
it would remove audio information and make it sound worse
IMHO, the main advantage of vinyl is that the albums were mastered
without all the crap they do today; especially loudness. More dynamic
range sounds better on a good system.
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Interesting link, but to make a really good vinyl emulator you have to
do more,
For example frequency dependent channel separation, it's about 20 dB in
the midrange with some pickups. ( thats why it can have a deeper but
narrower soundstage
It has a warp emulator, but what about the constant
I was listening from another room to a complation album yesterday of
unfamilar music and thought how useful it would be to have an announcer
plugin which would do something like this:
Use a text to speech convertor to announce the next track name and
artist.
If you can get that far, then
Ben,
Have you looked at the favourites plugin?
It maps playlists to the number keys.
If this is not exactly what you're looking for it would certainly be a
good starting point...
James
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