20 Mar
2008
20 Mar
'08
8:06 p.m.
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 18:17:21 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I never had any e.
You probably confused me with Philippe Hardy (alias Philippe Hezaine),
sorry for causing confusion.
The only remaining question is: Who is claire? ;)
Best Regards,
Philipp
I created that cover art Phillippe (could swear that "e" was there -
hey lyric for next song...
Phillipp Phillippe
Oh I could swear
I was so sure
That 'e' was there.
So now I sit
In deep despair
And wait for
Truth to make all claire.
done in a nice salsa with just a garnish of Rasta, and with a kind of
gravely vocal...assertive though brushed by shame. Chords to
follow...) with The GIMP, Inkscape and Scribus all F/OSS and all
running in
64Studio. Even the Earth was open-source...not that proprietary
planet they keep trying to pawn off on the unsuspecting!
Let's quickly entertain suggestions - I WILL lighten the
unfortunately dark text color - my two digital flat-panels are
gloriously bright, but when I looked at school on a Dell CRT monitor,
I couldn't even read the names!
I'm also an ol' CRT user but I could read the names somehow.
I'm used to low contrasts and far too small fonts.
Any other changes beyond that and the name? Going
once... going
twice... going
Frank
Do you do a on-CD version or a 'jewel-case' inlay-card version?
In the second case it would be nice to have it somehow rectangular and
about the right size.
Best Regards,
Philipp Überbacher
20 Mar
20 Mar
8:31 p.m.
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Sorry, I somehow cc'ed to the wrong list.
Philipp
21 Mar
21 Mar
4:34 a.m.
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hollunder(a)gmx.at wrote:
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 18:17:21 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Yes, that's the fellow. As to claire, it's a perversion of clear to
make it appear to rhyme.
So now I sit
In deep despair
And wait for
Truth to make all claire.
done in a nice salsa with just a garnish of Rasta, and with a kind of
gravely vocal...assertive though brushed by shame. Chords to
follow...)
I never had any e.
You probably confused me with Philippe Hardy (alias Philippe Hezaine),
sorry for causing confusion.
The only remaining question is: Who is claire? ;)
Do you do a on-CD version or a 'jewel-case'
inlay-card version?
In the second case it would be nice to have it somehow rectangular and
about the right size.
Best Regards,
Philipp Überbacher
I had done a large rectangular image which Peter wanted turned into a CD
label - nice job on the final print. Both are in the CD Art project
file directory. I'll update tomorrow with brighter font color so even
the old folks in your life can lean over the CRT and read without the
risk of eye strain!
Frank
4:45 a.m.
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hollunder(a)gmx.at a écrit :
--
Phil.
http://superbonus.project.free.fr
On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 18:17:21 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I never had any e.
You probably confused me with Philippe Hardy (alias Philippe Hezaine),
sorry for causing confusion.
The only remaining question is: Who is claire? ;)
To be frank, so I. Frankly... rick.
Best
Regards,
Philipp
I created that cover art Phillippe (could swear that "e" was
there -
hey lyric for next song...
Phillipp Phillippe
Oh I could swear
I was so sure
That 'e' was there.
So now I sit
In deep despair
And wait for
Truth to make all claire.
done in a nice salsa with just a garnish of Rasta, and with a kind of
gravely vocal...assertive though brushed by shame. Chords to
follow...)
with The GIMP, Inkscape and Scribus all F/OSS and
all running in
64Studio. Even the Earth was open-source...not that proprietary
planet they keep trying to pawn off on the unsuspecting!
Let's quickly entertain suggestions - I WILL lighten the
unfortunately dark text color - my two digital flat-panels are
gloriously bright, but when I looked at school on a Dell CRT monitor,
I couldn't even read the names!
I'm also an ol' CRT user but I could read the names somehow.
I'm used to low contrasts and far too small fonts.
Any other changes beyond that and the name?
Going once... going
twice... going
Frank
Do you do a on-CD version or a 'jewel-case' inlay-card version?
In the second case it would be nice to have it somehow rectangular and
about the right size.
Best Regards,
Philipp Überbacher
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6:03 a.m.
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Have fun! To deal with the most urgent things first:
Multiple-choice questionnaire.
Philippe Hezaine a écrit :
YES NO
NO YES
FRANK...FURT FRANK...FURTHER
FRANK...FURTHEST
YES NO OTHER CHOICE
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTIES : 1. 2 . 3 . 4. 5.
NO NO
I DON'T KNOW I DON'T SAY
-- Phil. http://superbonus.project.free.fr
Hi all,
I plan to write a little book of free drums patterns with Lilypond and
put in it
on Internet.
It would be titled "Le Batteur GNU" ( The GNU Drummer") or 'Le Batteur
Libre"
(The Free Drummer) and it will be CC-BY-SA.
I must think of some details yet.
I mean, for instance, some basics patterns of 4, 6 or 8 bars (without a
final beat ?)
in one style,
eg bossa nova, separated from each other by one bar of
rest.
Then some
variations are based on it. (maracas, congas... blabla...)
So all the patterns are modular. (trussed up)
You can copy
and paste as you need.
The advantages : a source in plain text + midifile + pdf. Possibilities
of several tracks.
The drawback : all velocities are ruined. But what? You customize the
velocities of
your 4 -8 bars copied in a sequencer or Hydrogen and voila.
May be we can
share and work on this project with the aim to experiment
its use.
It isn't so difficult.
By the way, is
anyone will be able to send me a drum midifile in one style?
Kevin, have
you anything of this kind in your database? For experiment.
Have fun.
6:11 a.m.
New subject: [Packet-in-user] album files (it isn't a troll)
Philippe Hezaine wrote:
Have fun! To deal with the most urgent things
first:
Multiple-choice questionnaire.
Philippe Hezaine a écrit :
YES NO
NO YES
FRANK...FURT FRANK...FURTHER
FRANK...FURTHEST
YES NO OTHER CHOICE
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTIES : 1. 2 . 3 . 4. 5.
NO NO
I DON'T KNOW I DON'T SAY
-- Phil. http://superbonus.project.free.fr
Aha, Philippe, the man with the missing "e." I have a drum machine
Roland DR-50 I believe, that has the ability to output its patterns and
songs as MIDI files. I'll hook it up tomorrow to my MidiSport interface
and see if I can just pull them off. If I do, I'll post them on our
project site and let you know they're up.
Otherwise, it's after 5AM here in EDT, so I'm not even going to ponder
your non-trollish stuff above!
Frank
Hi all,
I plan to write a little book of free drums patterns with Lilypond and
put in it
on Internet.
It would be titled "Le Batteur GNU" ( The GNU Drummer") or 'Le Batteur
Libre"
(The Free Drummer) and it will be CC-BY-SA.
I must think of some details yet.
I mean, for instance, some basics patterns of 4, 6 or 8 bars (without a
final beat ?)
in one
style, eg bossa nova, separated from each other by one bar of
rest.
Then some
variations are based on it. (maracas, congas... blabla...)
So all the patterns are modular. (trussed up)
You can
copy and paste as you need.
The advantages : a source in plain text + midifile + pdf. Possibilities
of several tracks.
The drawback : all velocities are ruined. But what? You customize the
velocities of
your 4 -8 bars copied in a sequencer or Hydrogen and voila.
May be we
can share and work on this project with the aim to experiment
its use.
It isn't so difficult.
By the
way, is anyone will be able to send me a drum midifile in one style?
Kevin,
have you anything of this kind in your database? For experiment.
Have
fun.
10:16 a.m.
New subject: [Packet-in-user] album files (it isn't a troll)
On Friday 21 March 2008 05:11:06 Frank Pirrone wrote:
Philippe Hezaine wrote:
Does anyone know if hardware drum machines claim any sort of copyrights in
thier supplied patterns?
Are such basic parts even able to be copyrighted? Always? Sometimes? Depending
on?
Have fun! To deal with the most urgent things
first:
Multiple-choice questionnaire.
Philippe Hezaine a écrit :
Aha, Philippe, the man with the missing "e." I have a drum machine
Roland DR-50 I believe, that has the ability to output its patterns and
songs as MIDI files. I'll hook it up tomorrow to my MidiSport interface
and see if I can just pull them off. If I do, I'll post them on our
project site and let you know they're up. > Hi all,
>
> I plan to write a little book of free drums patterns with Lilypond and
> put in it
> on Internet.
> It would be titled "Le Batteur GNU" ( The GNU Drummer") or 'Le
Batteur
> Libre"
> (The Free Drummer) and it will be CC-BY-SA.
> I must think of some details yet.
> I mean, for instance, some basics patterns of 4, 6 or 8 bars (without a
> final beat ?)
YES NO
> in one style, eg bossa nova, separated from
each other by one bar
> of rest.
NO YES
> Then some variations are based on it.
(maracas, congas... blabla...)
> So all the patterns are modular. (trussed up)
FRANK...FURT FRANK...FURTHER
FRANK...FURTHEST
> You can copy and paste as you need.
> The advantages : a source in plain text + midifile + pdf. Possibilities
> of several tracks.
> The drawback : all velocities are ruined. But what? You customize the
> velocities of
> your 4 -8 bars copied in a sequencer or Hydrogen and voila.
YES NO OTHER CHOICE
> May be we can share and work on this project
with the aim to experiment
> its use.
> It isn't so difficult.
LEVEL OF DIFFICULTIES : 1. 2 . 3 . 4. 5.
> By the way, is anyone will be able to send me
a drum midifile in one
> style?
NO NO
> Kevin, have you anything of this kind in your
database? For experiment.
I DON'T KNOW I DON'T SAY
> Have fun.
-- Phil. http://superbonus.project.free.fr
Otherwise, it's after 5AM here in EDT, so I'm not even going to ponder
your non-trollish stuff above!
Frank
all the best,
drew
3:21 p.m.
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drew Roberts wrote:
On Friday 21 March 2008 05:11:06 Frank Pirrone wrote:
Hey Philippe - it's a DR-550mkII
Hey Drew - there are no patents on paradiddles, for goodness sake!
Omigod...I swooned at the very thought:
USPTO#10987654321-0 registered to Microdruf®t of Redmond WA.
"any synthesized drum track that goes - boom chucka boom boom boom is
the soul intellectual property of MD® Please read the Yoolah® for
restrictions on how our EyePee® or EP® may be used...conditions subject
to change and Remote Disabling® or RD® of any composition representing
an Xtension® or Derivative Werk, DW® of our EP®. All Violateurs® or Vs®
will be prosecuted to the fullest Xtent® of the Law or MD-L®"
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they WERE, once my head
cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register every
damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed. The
royalties descending like manna from heaven of that alone boggle the
mind, but when I PATENT the means and methods of combining my registered
notes RN® shit... already taken, I'll be rich Rich RIch RICh RICH beyond
the very dreams of Croesus.
Frank
Aha, Philippe, the man with the missing
"e." I have a drum machine
Roland DR-50 I believe, that has the ability to output its patterns and
songs as MIDI files. I'll hook it up tomorrow to my MidiSport interface
and see if I can just pull them off. If I do, I'll post them on our
project site and let you know they're up.
Does anyone know if hardware drum machines claim any sort of copyrights in
thier supplied patterns?
Are such basic parts even able to be copyrighted? Always? Sometimes? Depending
on?
Otherwise, it's after 5AM here in EDT, so
I'm not even going to ponder
your non-trollish stuff above!
Frank
all the best,
drew
5:25 p.m.
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Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they
WERE, once my head
cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register every
damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed.
Please tell me when you do that. I will be the next in the line to register
all the blue-notes and all the non-even-tempered notes. Basicly I would
register all the frequencies not already registered by you... Would be really
a lot of royalties.
But the sad part of this story is that someone really might get the idea of
patenting the "music from even-tempered scale sounds". Which would involve a
lot of people to successfully prove prior-art.
Arnold
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7:42 p.m.
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Arnold Krille wrote:
Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
Geez, Arnold, you are an idea monster! I had never considered
blue-notes OR microtonal possibilities at ALL. Well, there goes a small
fortune I could have locked up...
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they
WERE, once my head
cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register every
damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed.
Please tell me when you do that. I will be the next in the line to register
all the blue-notes and all the non-even-tempered notes. Basicly I would
register all the frequencies not already registered by you... Would be really
a lot of royalties.
But the sad part of this story is that someone really
might get the idea of
patenting the "music from even-tempered scale sounds". Which would involve a
lot of people to successfully prove prior-art.
In that case I'd expect the PRIOR art to crush the SUBSEQUENT artist
attempting such a ploy...
Arnold
Take care...
Frank
8 p.m.
New subject: [Packet-in-user] album files (it isn't a troll)
On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:42:04 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Arnold Krille wrote:
I have just applied for a patent covering a method of varying pitch on
successive notes such that, to the listener, they seem to fit another
patented scale but are actually randomly, but measurably different :)
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
Geez, Arnold, you are an idea monster! I had never considered
blue-notes OR microtonal possibilities at ALL. Well, there goes a small
fortune I could have locked up...
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they
WERE, once my head
cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register every
damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed.
Please tell me when you do that. I will be the next in the line to register
all the blue-notes and all the non-even-tempered notes. Basicly I would
register all the frequencies not already registered by you... Would be really
a lot of royalties.
But the sad part of this story is that someone
really might get the idea of
patenting the "music from even-tempered scale sounds". Which would involve a
lot of people to successfully prove prior-art.
In that case I'd expect the PRIOR art to crush the SUBSEQUENT artist
attempting such a ploy...
Arnold
Take care...
Frank
22 Mar
22 Mar
7:34 a.m.
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Am Samstag, 22. März 2008 schrieb Folderol:
On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:42:04 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I think I will also patent the "converting sound pressure to electric
potentials in biological material". Should cover every ear on the world. I
will be *RICH*!
We really should send this conversation to the fsf to support their arguing
against software patents. Only we didn't talk about software but real patents
here...
Arnold
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Arnold Krille wrote:
I have just applied for a patent covering a
method of varying pitch on
successive notes such that, to the listener, they seem to fit another
patented scale but are actually randomly, but measurably different :) Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
Geez, Arnold, you are an idea monster!
I had never considered
blue-notes OR microtonal possibilities at ALL. Well, there goes a small
fortune I could have locked up... NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they
WERE, once my head
cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register every
damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed.
Please tell me when
you do that. I will be the next in the line to
register all the blue-notes and all the non-even-tempered notes.
Basicly I would register all the frequencies not already registered by
you... Would be really a lot of royalties.
8:55 a.m.
New subject: [Packet-in-user] album files (it isn't a troll)
On Saturday 22 March 2008 06:34:39 Arnold Krille wrote:
Am Samstag, 22. März 2008 schrieb Folderol:
I have some ideas on patents here:
http://zotzbro.blogspot.com/2007/06/simple-idea-for-patent-reform.html
Simple Idea For Patent Reform
thoughts and refinements appreciated.
On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:42:04 -0400
frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I think I will also patent the "converting sound pressure to electric
potentials in biological material". Should cover every ear on the world. I
will be *RICH*!
We really should send this conversation to the fsf to support their arguing
against software patents. Only we didn't talk about software but real
patents here... Arnold Krille wrote:
I have just applied for a patent covering a method of varying pitch on
successive notes such that, to the listener, they seem to fit another
patented scale but are actually randomly, but measurably different :) Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
> NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright. If they WERE, once my head
> cleared a bit, I would head directly to the USPTO and register
> every damned note of the 12-tone even-tempered scale left unclaimed.
Please tell me when you do that. I will be the next in the line to
register all the blue-notes and all the non-even-tempered notes.
Basicly I would register all the frequencies not already registered
by you... Would be really a lot of royalties.
Geez, Arnold, you are an idea monster! I had never considered
blue-notes OR microtonal possibilities at ALL. Well, there goes a
small fortune I could have locked up...
Arnold
drew
5:17 p.m.
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drew Roberts wrote:
On Saturday 22 March 2008 06:34:39 Arnold Krille
wrote:
Yeah, I had seen that piece before, and it was surprising from that but
even moreso your message postings how deeply into this issue you've
gotten. It's a crucial one, to be sure. Your two-tier proposal has the
benefit of logic and simplicity.
It'll be a nice bit of legerdemain reforming the current state of total
perversion visited upon the patent process. I fear the
power-of-life-and-death wielded by our corporate overlords, and the
influence they hold over our nominal representative-democratic
legislators to be insuperable.
Some things are less arguable than others, but if you're willing to be
generous, the original patent intent and execution, just like the
original specifications for the country that used to be known as
america, pretty much got it right.
There's such a gulf between a discovery resulting from a search open to
all and participated in by many, and an idea, and a method - as such one
amongst many, and a particular sequence of rather generic steps, etc.,
etc.,... and the creation of a truly non-prior-art, non-obvious,
non-creatible -by-ordinary-man invention.
Take the freedom of ideas out of the equation and you have poor Newton
tumbling to the ground and seeing no further than the floor-sweep who
comes to help.
Everything I've ever conceived, developed, made, and in some cased
profited from I have given away, at least I gave away the means, so
don't ask me for one of my 33-voice electric solid-body guitars!
Am Samstag, 22. März 2008 schrieb Folderol:
> On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 18:42:04 -0400
>
> frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Arnold Krille wrote:
>>
>>> Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 schrieb frank:
>>>
>>> <snip>
I have some ideas on patents here:
http://zotzbro.blogspot.com/2007/06/simple-idea-for-patent-reform.html
Simple Idea For Patent Reform
thoughts and refinements appreciated.
drew
21 Mar
21 Mar
5:36 p.m.
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On 21 March 2008 at 14:21, frank <frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright.
The drummer for "The Knack" was having a very long protracted fight
with the author of the song "My Sharona" over the royalty rights of
the drumbeat. That drummer died last year. I'm unsure if his estate
will continue the fight.
FYI....
--
Kevin
7:44 p.m.
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Kevin Cosgrove wrote:
On 21 March 2008 at 14:21, frank
<frankpirrone(a)gmail.com> wrote:
And, Kevin, I'd assume the death was either due to unexplained factors,
or with the help of a team of psychologists and philosophers explained
away as caused by moral shame!
Frank
NO, the drum patterns are NOT copyright.
The drummer for "The Knack" was having a very long protracted fight
with the author of the song "My Sharona" over the royalty rights of
the drumbeat. That drummer died last year. I'm unsure if his estate
will continue the fight.
FYI....
--
Kevin
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