28 Jan
2004
28 Jan
'04
1:47 p.m.
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
Apart from our own stuff, I'd like to take along as much music made by
the community as possible. So please send me links for your oggs and
mp3s, offlist if you like - any genre is fine.
Cheers
Daniel
28 Jan
28 Jan
2:32 p.m.
Hallo,
Daniel James hat gesagt: // Daniel James wrote:
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004
(London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
I very much like the stuff by Tom Schouten, which is done with Pd and
on Linux, AFAIK: Various genres from hard techno to experimental
noise done by converting dutch tv news: http://mala.wha.la/
ciao
--
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
2:51 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] LOCAL: SoundsExpo2004 was Links for 'Made with Linux' music
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 05:44:27PM +0000, Daniel James wrote:
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
Cool. I don't yet have any music, but was wondering which would be the
best day to attend -- after missing LinuxExpo, I'm going to book a day
off work this time :)
Will you be there for the entire three days?
Are any other people coming just for one day?
I know it won't be on the scale of the ZKM LAD conference with lectures
and webcams, but I'd really like to come and see some Penguin audio in
the flesh, and maybe get some hints and Agnula 1.1 CDROMs (if they are
available).
Cheers,
Malcolm Smith
29 Jan
29 Jan
7:15 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] LOCAL: SoundsExpo2004 was Links for 'Made with Linux' music
wondering which would be the
best day to attend
Will you be there for the entire three days?
Yes indeed.
I know it won't be on the scale of the ZKM LAD
conference with
lectures and webcams
It's a very different kind of event. The organisers claim there were
6000 visitors last year, and they are hoping for 8000 this time.
These people are audio specialists but they don't necessarily know
anything about Linux - if they have heard about it, they probably
haven't actually seen it. There hasn't been any Linux or other libre
software there before, as far as I know.
I'd really like to come and see some
Penguin audio in the flesh, and maybe get some hints and Agnula 1.1
CDROMs (if they are available).
Damien Cirotteau is scheduled to be there to represent the Agnula
project.
Cheers
Daniel
6 Feb
6 Feb
3:18 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] LOCAL: SoundsExpo2004 was Links for 'Made with Linux' music
On Thu, Jan 29, 2004 at 11:12:51AM +0000, Daniel James wrote:
Great, I've booked the Wednesday off work.
Is anyone else going?
Good to see the GNU Linux Audio Centre is in the house:
http://www.sounds-expo.co.uk/indexSpecial.php
See you,
Malcolm
wondering
which would be the best day to attend
Will you be there for the entire three days?
Yes indeed.
28 Jan
28 Jan
3:39 p.m.
Dave has a list here:
http://sound.condorow.net/music.html
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 05:44:27PM +0000, Daniel James wrote:
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
Apart from our own stuff, I'd like to take along as much music made by
the community as possible. So please send me links for your oggs and
mp3s, offlist if you like - any genre is fine.
Cheers
Daniel
3:50 p.m.
You have my permission to use anything from my website (all original).
http://ruinaudio.com/media.html
Hymn for Sunday Morning
fridge
wow & flutter
Departure
siti nacht urn
Were all made exclusively with linux... the others were made with linux
and a bit of Digital Performer on the mac.
Not a lot there is DJ'able if you're spinning dance/techno but maybe
some bits would be good for intros and extros.
-ry
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 11:44, Daniel James wrote:
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
Apart from our own stuff, I'd like to take along as much music made by
the community as possible. So please send me links for your oggs and
mp3s, offlist if you like - any genre is fine.
Cheers
Daniel
2 Feb
2 Feb
4:22 a.m.
On Wed, Jan 28, 2004 at 05:44:27PM +0000, Daniel James wrote:
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
there are some examples on the galan page.
but i would not consider it music :)
--
torben Hohn
http://galan.sourceforge.net -- The graphical Audio language
3 Feb
3 Feb
11:26 a.m.
Linux made music:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/mis/
pieces no. 2-5 (i.e. only no.1 is not linux... yet)
Also:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/unisexe.html
Those were all recorded/produced under linux but do note that some are
not original works.
#1 - original music, text in public domain (?) - Xavier Forneret.
#2 - cover - Léo Ferré
#3 - cover - Jacques Brel
#4 - original music and large portions of text (quotations - Boris Vian).
./MiS
12:22 p.m.
Hi Michal,
Linux made music:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/mis/
pieces no. 2-5 (i.e. only no.1 is not linux... yet)
Thanks - I'm downloading these now.
Also:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/unisexe.html
Those were all recorded/produced under linux but do note that some
are not original works.
#1 - original music, text in public domain (?) - Xavier Forneret.
#2 - cover - Léo Ferré
#3 - cover - Jacques Brel
#4 - original music and large portions of text (quotations - Boris
Vian).
Do you know if the original works are still under copyright? In the EU
this means the author is still alive, or died after this day in 1934,
as I understand it.
Cheers
Daniel
4 Feb
4 Feb
1:19 a.m.
Daniel James <daniel(a)mondodesigno.com> writes:
#1 isn't. Xavier F. has been dead for over a 100 years I think.
so, do consider the music, performance and recording under CC
Attribution-ShareAlike type of license, the text is obviously public domain.
#2 & #3 are definitely still under copright.
#4 is a bit confusing. Vian's parts are still under copyright (I
can't recall who wrote that music) but the other bits are our own.
Easy to edit out the coprighted material :)
But then, we loose some charm ;)
Those were all recorded/produced under linux but do note that some
are not original works.
#1 - original music, text in public domain (?) - Xavier Forneret.
#2 - cover - Léo Ferré
#3 - cover - Jacques Brel
#4 - original music and large portions of text (quotations - Boris
Vian).
Do you know if the original works are still under copyright? In the EU
this means the author is still alive, or died after this day in 1934,
as I understand it. 
3 Feb
3 Feb
8:21 p.m.
Michal Seta wrote:
Linux made music:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/mis/
pieces no. 2-5 (i.e. only no.1 is not linux... yet)
i like those tunes. i even like the one that was not made with
linux. i hope i'm ok :)
Also:
http://www.creazone.32k.org/zone/unisexe.html
Those were all recorded/produced under linux but do note that some are
not original works.
#1 - original music, text in public domain (?) - Xavier Forneret.
#2 - cover - Léo Ferré
nice one! is that freqtweak i hear in the background?
#3 - cover - Jacques Brel
funny :)
#4 - original music and large portions of text
(quotations - Boris Vian).
i wish my french were better :(
--
"I never use EQ, never, never, never. I previously used to use mic
positioning but I've even given up on that too."
- Jezar on http://www.audiomelody.com
Jörn Nettingsmeier
Kurfürstenstr 49, 45138 Essen, Germany
http://spunk.dnsalias.org (my server)
http://www.linuxaudiodev.org (Linux Audio Developers)
4 Feb
4 Feb
1:19 a.m.
Joern Nettingsmeier <nettings(a)folkwang-hochschule.de> writes:
It's all freqtweaked, man! 100%
+ freqtweaks
hmm... do you think I should provide translations?
I'm a musician so even the spoken/sung things sound like music to me,
anyways.
Thanks for listening!
./MiS
i like those tunes. i even like the one that was not made with
linux. i hope i'm ok :)
Thanks :)
Actually, the one that was not made with linux would be really easy to
port to PD (it was Max/MSP on the recording). I even saw the score
collecting dust somewhere recently...
#2 - cover -
Léo Ferré
nice one! is that freqtweak i hear in the background? #3 - cover - Jacques Brel
funny :) #4 - original music and large portions of text
(quotations - Boris Vian).
i wish my french were better :( 
2 Feb
2 Feb
6:53 p.m.
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 17:44, Daniel James wrote:
Hello all,
On the GNU/Linux Centre stand at Sounds Expo 2004 (London, 10-12 Feb)
I'm planning to take along a laptop with some DJ software, and I was
going to take my typical DJ set music with me. But - I thought - why
not take some 'Made with Linux' music instead!
Apart from our own stuff, I'd like to take along as much music made by
the community as possible. So please send me links for your oggs and
mp3s, offlist if you like - any genre is fine.
There is some old music here:
http://www.pawfal.org/nebogeo/
Some more availible in preview form here:
http://www.retinascan.de/compactdiscs/cds30.htm
and here:
http://www.retinascan.de/compactdiscs/cds13.htm
Use any of it if you think it's ok, its all 100% linux.
I also have hours of unreleased music on my harddrive... must do
something about that soon... :)
cheers,
dave
--
................................. www.pawfal.org/nebogeo
11:42 a.m.
Greetings:
Who wrote the creamcheese.mp3 music ? I've lost the original message...
Nice piece, I loved the duck call... ;-)
Best,
dp
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