On Tue, 10 Jul 2001, Michael Stutz wrote:
> What were you thinking of, more like a shared theme, or a particular
> production method?
data, as you describe below, in fact; although themes might naturally
emerge. i was also thinking we could place constraints on how data is
used, but now i'm not so keen on that idea.
> I was thinking of exactly this -- the difference between a sound and
> an image is how you look at the data ... locally I've been making free
> music recordings with a couple people, and while we (on the list)
> couldn't easily play together live like that, we could share the
> results, files and data.
yes. all we need is an ftp server :)
> Would also like to learn more about what software people are using,
> how they're using it, and what they're doing with it ...
yes, would be great to see a diverse range of artistic results... so
who'd like to take part? i have some handmade sound samples i could
contribute.
btw, i've recently bought a copy of Kylix. it's great for doing fast
interfaces for stuff. the object pascal language is nice enough, but
doesn't have the features i'm used to with Perl.. so i'm just using it
for making weird interfaces for weird musical Perl scripts.
happily, a free version of Kylix will soon be available. i believe that
the only restriction will be that software you make may only be
distributed under a GPL.
cheers
alex
--
"If a fiasco made a sound I think it would be onomatopoeic."
