26 Mar
2008
26 Mar
'08
3:17 p.m.
Hi!
This piece is about the feeling of being rejected.
Don't worry about me, I had to let off steam in a way.
While everything originates from recordings done with my cheap dynamic
mic, the end result is fairly electronic, digital in sound. Happens if
you modulate processed audio and continue with mangling it :)
The complete Ardour session is available as .tar.bz2
Wavpacking turned 184.5 MB into 75.8 (losless). I took care to remove
most of the audio not actually in use, but left some construction
material in.
I would love to hear replacements for some of my parts (bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;) It's all licensed as CC Attribution
Share-Alike.
Flac, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, session archive, all on:
http://www.archive.org/details/we_dont_want_you
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http://thorwil.wordpress.com/
27 Mar
27 Mar
1:56 p.m.
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 19:15 +0100, Thorsten Wilms wrote:
The complete Ardour session is available as .tar.bz2
Wavpacking turned 184.5 MB into 75.8 (losless).
I was contacted by someone who couldn't unpack the wavpack files due to
having an older version. I'm on 4.41 here. I used wavpack -hh, which
according to the man page should yield extra high (and slow)
compression. But it looks like how -hh is treated changed between
versions. Anyway, I just replaced the tar-ball, no -hh this time,
hopefully making the files more compatible. It's just a laughable few
kilobytes larger now.
To Al: I get mail delivery failed messages on trying to reply to you.
Oh, and you should really upgrade the the 2.x series of Ardour :)
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Thorsten Wilms
thorwil's design for free software:
http://thorwil.wordpress.com/
3:20 p.m.
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Hi Thorsten,
Thorsten Wilms schrieb:
Hi!
This piece is about the feeling of being rejected.
Don't worry about me, I had to let off steam in a way.
While everything originates from recordings done with my cheap dynamic
mic, the end result is fairly electronic, digital in sound. Happens if
you modulate processed audio and continue with mangling it :)
The complete Ardour session is available as .tar.bz2
Wavpacking turned 184.5 MB into 75.8 (losless). I took care to remove
most of the audio not actually in use, but left some construction
material in.
Its quite amazing: I manaed to unpack the whole stuff and after
connecting the master-out to alsa_pcm it plays OK. Hope, to find enough
time to hack it next week...
still two problems:
1.) there are no peak-files so the wav forms are not drawn. Is ther a
way to make ardour redraw them?
2.) everytime I start the playback I get the well-known "the hd was not
fast enough to follow ardour" message. BUT: nothing bad is happening
actually. No dropout, no xrun, everything plays fine. I have to put the
message-window into a corner as it pops up again, if I close it with OK.
I would love to hear replacements for some of my parts
(bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;)
Yeahh! Guitars, voices - got some household noises here also. Will be
fun ;-)
till then
HZN
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3:34 p.m.
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 07:20:22PM +0100, Hartmut Noack wrote:
1.) there are no peak-files so the wav forms are not
drawn. Is ther a
way to make ardour redraw them?
Must be something else. Here they are drawn... (using 2.3).
Ciao,
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29 Mar
29 Mar
10:36 a.m.
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Fons Adriaensen schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 07:20:22PM +0100, Hartmut
Noack wrote:
Must have been something with ardour 2.3 in Ubuntustudio, as I upgraded
today to ardour 2.4 (built from revision 3186) everything went just
fine. Wavforms are drawn and the "hd could not keep up"-message is
nowhere to be seen ;-)
best
HZN
1.) there are no peak-files so the wav forms are
not drawn. Is ther a
way to make ardour redraw them?
Must be something else. Here they are drawn... (using 2.3). Ciao,
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27 Mar
27 Mar
3:52 p.m.
On Thu, 2008-03-27 at 19:20 +0100, Hartmut Noack wrote:
Looking forward :)
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http://thorwil.wordpress.com/
1.) there are no peak-files so the wav forms are not
drawn. Is ther a
way to make ardour redraw them?
Hmm, works for Fons :)
Maybe creating a "peaks" directory in the session dir helps?
If there's no other solution, I could mail you the peak files.
29.7 MB of redundant information :)
2.) everytime I start the playback I get the
well-known "the hd was not
fast enough to follow ardour" message. BUT: nothing bad is happening
actually. No dropout, no xrun, everything plays fine. I have to put the
message-window into a corner as it pops up again, if I close it with OK.
I would not know how this is tied to my session. Never had that error.
The #ardour channel is the best place for trouble-shooting.
I would love
to hear replacements for some of my parts (bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;)
Yeahh! Guitars, voices - got some household noises here also. Will be
fun ;-) 
7 p.m.
Hi,
I have this too with some bigger sessions. Mine are from ardour1 and play just
fine in ardour1. When opening them in ardour2.[012] they play fine but
continuously give me the "hd not able to keep up" message.
I tried removing unused tracks, no change.
2.) everytime
I start the playback I get the well-known "the hd was not
fast enough to follow ardour" message. BUT: nothing bad is happening
actually. No dropout, no xrun, everything plays fine. I have to put the
message-window into a corner as it pops up again, if I close it with OK.
I would
not know how this is tied to my session. Never had that error. The #ardour channel is the best place for
trouble-shooting.
They couldn't help me either...
Arnold
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7:38 p.m.
On 27 March 2008 at 23:00, Arnold Krille <arnold(a)arnoldarts.de> wrote:
I have this too with some bigger sessions. Mine are
from
ardour1 and play just fine in ardour1. When opening them in
ardour2.[012] they play fine but continuously give me the "hd
not able to keep up" message. I tried removing unused tracks,
no change.
One version of that problem, involving deactive tracks, was fixed
by 2.3. I'm at 2.3.1 and not having trouble.
G'luck....
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28 Mar
28 Mar
5:43 p.m.
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
Hi!
This piece is about the feeling of being rejected.
Don't worry about me, I had to let off steam in a way.
While everything originates from recordings done with my cheap dynamic
mic, the end result is fairly electronic, digital in sound. Happens if
you modulate processed audio and continue with mangling it :)
The complete Ardour session is available as .tar.bz2
Wavpacking turned 184.5 MB into 75.8 (losless). I took care to remove
most of the audio not actually in use, but left some construction
material in.
I would love to hear replacements for some of my parts (bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;) It's all licensed as CC Attribution
Share-Alike.
Flac, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, session archive, all on:
http://www.archive.org/details/we_dont_want_you
Hey Thorsten!
How would you prefer to receive contributions to your not being wanted?
I'm shooting for adding at least an electric guitar track and maybe some
vocal noodlings. Other stuff I have access to are keyboards, bass,
harmonica and recorders, so I'll see if the muse is in the house.
I kicked it across the room a couple of times since downloading your Ogg
mix and believe I've got a handle on some things.
Make a limited FTP account for me, or I'll up what I do to a slow server
I have control over (168.169.215.253) where I could drop my work at
/thorsten/*.ogg.
Look for my breadcrumbs later tonight EDT.
Frank
5:46 p.m.
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
Hi!
This piece is about the feeling of being rejected.
Don't worry about me, I had to let off steam in a way.
While everything originates from recordings done with my cheap dynamic
mic, the end result is fairly electronic, digital in sound. Happens if
you modulate processed audio and continue with mangling it :)
The complete Ardour session is available as .tar.bz2
Wavpacking turned 184.5 MB into 75.8 (losless). I took care to remove
most of the audio not actually in use, but left some construction
material in.
I would love to hear replacements for some of my parts (bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;) It's all licensed as CC Attribution
Share-Alike.
Flac, Ogg Vorbis, MP3, session archive, all on:
http://www.archive.org/details/we_dont_want_you
Sorry for the quick follow-on man, but I could also deposit anything I
make on our packet-in.org project repo. This project and our
participation in RPM08 were announced to LAU where it was born but
didn't garner any chatter. All submissions and postings in this project
are as yours, CC by SA.
Just let me know where you'd like to look.
Frank
2 Apr
2 Apr
7:26 p.m.
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
This piece is about the feeling of being rejected.
Don't worry about me, I had to let off steam in a way.
[snip]
I would love to hear replacements for some of my parts (bass, guitar,
flute anyone?) or remixes ;)
Another winner. Very cool stuff, Thorsten. I like it
as is, but it has
great potential for remixes.
Ah, if only I had about twelve more hours per day...
Best,
dp
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