Greetings,
I've posted another dark audio/video fantasy on YouTube :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXfkEGzC6Yc
An homage to some of the ambient music of Richard James. Not so
experimental this time.
Best,
dp
Hi All,
I'm trying to get ffmpeg to encode to mp3 format on a Centos 5.5 system.
I have an FC6 system with lame 3.97 and ffmpeg 0.4.9 and a FC8 system
with lame 3.98 and ffmpeg 0.4.9 both installed from RPM's found at ATrpms.
On both FC6 and FC8 systems I can transcode a mpg file (captured by
MythTV) to mp3 like this
/usr/bin/ffmpeg -i /mnt/store/20560_20100621190000.mpg -ar 48000
-acodec mp3 -ab 128k -f mp3 test.mp3
But with ffmpeg 0.4.9/0.5.2 and lame 3.97/3.98 from either ATrpms or
RPMForge on Centos 5.5 I either get an error message about ffmpeg not
recognising the mp3 codec or a floating point exception.
I must be missing something obvious, but what.
Would building either package from source be a better route?
Thanks in advance
Ken
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Get Denemo 0.8.18 http://denemo.org/index.php/Get_Denemo
Release Notes:
-Default behavior is now non-modal
* You can choose one out of four Shortcut systems, including the "Classic" one.
* an easy to understand and very slick interface via keyboard
* seamless integration with MIDI controllers
-Better Paste command.
-Musical Snippets - store musical riffs/motifs to be pasted at will or as rhythmic templates for playing over.
Maximize the space for the score (with/without user's choice of menus).
* Standard View - window size, zoom, number of systems etc
* No-Menu version of this view
* Page View - user chooses a window size, zoom and number of systems, which is stored with the movement for instant recall.
* Single keyboard shortcut for toggling between these views (Esc by default).
-MIDI transport work for JACK users.
-Fix Chord Symbols for music starting with triplets, grace notes etc.
-Fix display of dotted rests
-Arbitrary Tuplets built in: correct MIDI output as well as engraving, of course.
-Diatonic Transposition: Shift notes and chords up and down respecting the current key signature.
-Support for figured bass extenders, including those with no starting figure.
-Cursor can be highlighted, making it easier to locate
-Page turning is animated: as the last line starts to play, the page visibly turns at the top.
-Purely rhythmic notes playback using percussion - click tracks more easily generated.
-Split Notes and Chords to smaller notes while preserving the original duration (make a quarter note two 8th or tuplet of 8th or 7-tuplet)
-Duplicate a Note or Chord as command
-Command line interface for interactive scheme use
-Support for the "French" clef (G on bottom line)
Dave Phillips wrote:
> david wrote:
>> drew Roberts wrote:
>>>
>>> I seem to remember reading some science fiction once where poets were
>>> the stars and musicians were in the state poets are in now.
>>
>> Hmmm, what book was that?
>
> Well, the concept appears in Olaf Stapledon's "Last And First Men". If
> you're into science fiction you should know his work. Quite the visionary.
Read that one along time ago. He would toss off an idea into 2
paragraphs that other writers would have turned into an entire ongoing
series!
> re: Hollywood:
>
>> I've also heard they went west because land and other stuff was cheaper.
>>
> When I lived in LA I dated a woman whose father had purchased
> undeveloped land on Point Dume at the tip of Malibu Point. When demobbed
> from the military in the early 50s he bought something like ten acres
> out there for cheap-cheap. No electricity, no running water, no gas,
> etc. In the early 1960s he retired after selling half the property. He
> kept his family's home though, it had an amazing view of the Pacific
> from the main room. The house wasn't a mansion or huge estate, it was
> just a normal house but with a remarkable location.
That would be pretty cool.
> My neighbor in Santa Monica was a retired railroad employee. He'd been
> living there since the 1940s, had a lot to say about ""what happened" to
> Los Angeles during his lifetime. Let's just say that he watched property
> values grow jet engines instead of wings during the 60s.
And some people wonder why everything is much more expensive now than it
was during the 60's!
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Hi,
Yoshimi 0.58 crashes when loading a padsynth instrument from instrument menu.
The attached instrument fails, as does a simple test instrument with
default params.
Cheers,
James.
Ardour 2.8.11 is now available from the usual location:
http://ardour.org/download
It contains only 1 change from 2.8.10, but its an important one:
* Do not prevent transport operations after an export (and
potentially at other times)
All users are strongly recommended to upgrade.
Thanks to Joe Button for outstanding service as user-turned-bug-tester
as he provided help in squashing this bug.
best,
--p
Is there any way to get the weird electronic vocal effect that Daft Punk (over)uses, via LADSPA plugins glued together (or some other Linux-y means)?
Thanks.
-ken
You, on the motorcycle!...You two girls, tell your friends!
You, running the realtime kernel! This Saturday night is linux geek night at
Pianos!
Linux audio enthusiasts in New York interested in catching a jam-funk show
this Saturday night featuring a bristol-and-fluidsynth-driven keyboard
should head over to Pianos on the lower east side to see my band, Bonjour,
Ganesh!, make our first headlining appearance in Gotham. (show details:
http://www.pianosnyc.com/showroom/bonjour-ganesh-071010)
We're a many-piece Washington DC-based group who always create a lot of fun
for our audience and have a lot of fun doing so. Have a listen to our last
big gig at DC's legendary Black Cat:
http://www.archive.org/details/bongan2010-05-21
Musician-techies will have a blast watching me juggle live musical
performance and computer control: simultaneously keeping my netbook from
producing unappealing sounds and noises while also keeping myself from
playing wrong notes and chords.
The show starts at 8pm with Brooklyn's Remy Balon (http://www.remybalon.com/),
and then transitions to three DC-based groups: The Jones at 9pm (
http://www.myspace.com/thejonesmusic), Once Okay Twice at 10pm (
http://www.myspace.com/onceokaytwice), and us, Bonjour Ganesh! at 11 (
http://www.bonjourganesh.com). A free dance party closes out the night when
our set ends.
Cover is just $10!
Pianos is located at 158 Ludlow at Stanton.
By Train:
or to 2nd Ave/Houston St. Exit at Allen St end of the station and walk two
blocks east on Houston to Ludlow, then one block south to Stanton.
or to Delancey/Essex. Exit at Delancey/Essex and walk two blocks north
on Essex to Stanton, then one block west to Ludlow.
By Bus:
or to Essex/Houston. Exit onto Essex and walk one block south on Essex to
Stanton, then one block west to Ludlow.
to Allen/Houston. Exit onto Allen and walk south to Stanton, then east two
blocks to Ludlow.
See you there!
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Luke Peterson
Hi there
I guess you have had this discussion before but I couldnt seem to find it in
the archives. I need to find some good working compression and eq plug
ins(maybe reverb and delay too). Wich plugins do you use or find the best?
I used to use cubase and have recently changed to ardour..
There is a lot plug ins to listen to and try if you want to find out
yourself so a litlle help would be nice...
Thanks Thomas
