just a few more hope questions

2012-02-23 Thread Scott VanDeWalle
A note before I paste my questions in here. I hope this is the last few 
?'s that I will have for the hope program but in the meantime i want to 
know these things


Hi i have just a couple of questions about the hope program for 
pandora. First of all, when i buy the software will i be able to merge 
all my stations into one. For example to make more room for other 
genre's? thanks

Also, when i search for a song, i do not get that just one song.  Is there
--any way to search for just one song?  Also one more little thing.
Sometimes when i do a search and then click on create station after i 
pick from the list that results from thesearch
hope does not add the station to my list, but other times it works.  
Does anybody know why?

thanks

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Re: just a few more hope questions

2012-02-23 Thread Richard Claypool

Hi,

1.  Pandora will not let you merge in all stations into 1, but you do get a 
hundred slots.  you might want to check out

http://last.fm
if you want a more random experience.  I think reading the philosophy of 
hope will give you an idea of what their mission statement is.  Basicly, 
they look at songs, figure out characteristics for every song, and serve 
music bassed on that material.  This falls flat with some obscure groups. 
For example, create a station around the Legendary Pink Dots, and pandora 
will fall flat.


2.  Thanks to the DMCA, they can't always serve you up with the song or even 
band you've selected.  Technically, an instant request on an internet 
station is a no no.

3.  I have no clue.

If you want a mix of your stations and flavors, try your mix station.

Pandora is interesting, useful, and fun.  However, I personally prefer 
last.fm, for my crazy outhere musical randomness.


Rick

-Original Message- 
From: Scott VanDeWalle

Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 4:35 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: just a few more hope questions

A note before I paste my questions in here. I hope this is the last few
?'s that I will have for the hope program but in the meantime i want to
know these things

Hi i have just a couple of questions about the hope program for
pandora. First of all, when i buy the software will i be able to merge
all my stations into one. For example to make more room for other
genre's? thanks
Also, when i search for a song, i do not get that just one song.  Is there
--any way to search for just one song?  Also one more little thing.
Sometimes when i do a search and then click on create station after i
pick from the list that results from thesearch
hope does not add the station to my list, but other times it works.
Does anybody know why?
thanks

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RE: just a few more hope questions

2012-02-23 Thread Kris Hickerson
Hi Rick,

Ok, I get frustrated with Pandora for the exact opposite reason you do.  

I setup stations around a specific type of music.  I have several for
bigbands, jazz and soforth.  However, why they would put a Neil Diamond, for
instance, in with Count Basey I don't have a clue.  When I want jazz, I want
jazz.  When I want pop I want pop, but I don't want them all mixed together.


Would I do better with Last FM or something else?  

Kris

-Original Message-
From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Richard Claypool
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 3:42 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: just a few more hope questions

Hi,

1.  Pandora will not let you merge in all stations into 1, but you do get a
hundred slots.  you might want to check out http://last.fm if you want a
more random experience.  I think reading the philosophy of hope will give
you an idea of what their mission statement is.  Basicly, they look at
songs, figure out characteristics for every song, and serve music bassed on
that material.  This falls flat with some obscure groups. 
For example, create a station around the Legendary Pink Dots, and pandora
will fall flat.

2.  Thanks to the DMCA, they can't always serve you up with the song or even
band you've selected.  Technically, an instant request on an internet
station is a no no.
3.  I have no clue.

If you want a mix of your stations and flavors, try your mix station.

Pandora is interesting, useful, and fun.  However, I personally prefer
last.fm, for my crazy outhere musical randomness.

Rick

-Original Message-
From: Scott VanDeWalle
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 4:35 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: just a few more hope questions

A note before I paste my questions in here. I hope this is the last few ?'s
that I will have for the hope program but in the meantime i want to know
these things

Hi i have just a couple of questions about the hope program for pandora.
First of all, when i buy the software will i be able to merge all my
stations into one. For example to make more room for other genre's? thanks
Also, when i search for a song, i do not get that just one song.  Is there
--any way to search for just one song?  Also one more little thing.
Sometimes when i do a search and then click on create station after i pick
from the list that results from thesearch hope does not add the station to
my list, but other times it works.
Does anybody know why?
thanks

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Re: just a few more hope questions

2012-02-23 Thread Evan Reese
Well, the idea is that if they get it wrong, then you hit the Thumbs Down 
button and the station is modified in the future. Gradually, it gets more 
and more fine tuned to your taste.


I like Pandora for older types of music such as Progressive Rock, but 
they're not very strong in many more modern genres  of electronic music, so 
I don't use it as much as I thought I would when I first got Hope.


Evan

- Original Message - 
From: Kris Hickerson krishicker...@att.net

To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 5:39 PM
Subject: RE: just a few more hope questions



Hi Rick,

Ok, I get frustrated with Pandora for the exact opposite reason you do.

I setup stations around a specific type of music.  I have several for
bigbands, jazz and soforth.  However, why they would put a Neil Diamond, 
for
instance, in with Count Basey I don't have a clue.  When I want jazz, I 
want
jazz.  When I want pop I want pop, but I don't want them all mixed 
together.



Would I do better with Last FM or something else?

Kris

-Original Message-
From: pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org]
On Behalf Of Richard Claypool
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 3:42 PM
To: PC Audio Discussion List
Subject: Re: just a few more hope questions

Hi,

1.  Pandora will not let you merge in all stations into 1, but you do get 
a

hundred slots.  you might want to check out http://last.fm if you want a
more random experience.  I think reading the philosophy of hope will give
you an idea of what their mission statement is.  Basicly, they look at
songs, figure out characteristics for every song, and serve music bassed 
on

that material.  This falls flat with some obscure groups.
For example, create a station around the Legendary Pink Dots, and pandora
will fall flat.

2.  Thanks to the DMCA, they can't always serve you up with the song or 
even

band you've selected.  Technically, an instant request on an internet
station is a no no.
3.  I have no clue.

If you want a mix of your stations and flavors, try your mix station.

Pandora is interesting, useful, and fun.  However, I personally prefer
last.fm, for my crazy outhere musical randomness.

Rick

-Original Message-
From: Scott VanDeWalle
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 4:35 PM
To: pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Subject: just a few more hope questions

A note before I paste my questions in here. I hope this is the last few 
?'s

that I will have for the hope program but in the meantime i want to know
these things

Hi i have just a couple of questions about the hope program for pandora.
First of all, when i buy the software will i be able to merge all my
stations into one. For example to make more room for other genre's? thanks
Also, when i search for a song, i do not get that just one song.  Is there
--any way to search for just one song?  Also one more little thing.
Sometimes when i do a search and then click on create station after i pick
from the list that results from thesearch hope does not add the station to
my list, but other times it works.
Does anybody know why?
thanks

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