At Allmusic.com you can search by song title
MEK
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on
07/19/2007 09:15:35 AM:
> Afternoon (well it is here) all. I've been quiet as I'm moving PCs
> at the mo. Got mail on one and everything else on another and
> unable to finish off (long story)
...can be found on this release: http://hardwax.com/54508/
From mr. Insync himself, (no, not Justin Timberlake, for the newbies out there)
Voytek
On Jul 19, 2007, at 8:45 PM, /0 wrote:
no it was to compare songs to a transient database of copyrighted
songs
fast way to see if any of your mp3s are copyright protected, at
least as far as the reference database is concerned. its a little
like mass spectrometry, in that you need refere
no it was to compare songs to a transient database of copyrighted songs
fast way to see if any of your mp3s are copyright protected, at least as far
as the reference database is concerned. its a little like mass
spectrometry, in that you need reference data to make the output worthwhile.
I s
On 7/19/07, /0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
the other stuff you mentioned is moot because most people arent altering the
dynamics (outside of normalizing/noise reduc) audio that was professionally
produced. anything amatuer doesnt qualify as there is no copyright to be
concerned with.
there are
pops and crackles are very brief transients and easy to filter out, ie
softwares that do just that. they dont impact the accuracy of something liek
this. Im sure some fennesz or noto might f with it.. :p
the other stuff you mentioned is moot because most people arent altering the
dynamics (ou
On 7/19/07, /0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
reminds me of a project I did in max/msp to find copyrighted audio.
it worked by extracting and creating transient profiles, and flagging
anything with an 80+ percent match to a transient profile on record
fun stuff
what was the purpose for doing that
Instant Vintage presents: All Over The Place
Spiritual South (Raw Fusion Records) UK
http://www.myspace.com/spiritualsouth
Kevin Reynolds: Live (Todhchai) Detroit
http://www.myspace.com/kevinreynoldsdetroit
E Spleece (6Dirty) Detroit
http://www.myspace.com/espleece
David Victor (The CIG) Detro
reminds me of a project I did in max/msp to find copyrighted audio.
it worked by extracting and creating transient profiles, and flagging
anything with an 80+ percent match to a transient profile on record
fun stuff
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From: "Thor Teague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <3
So Davy, whadya reckon - human or robot?
> -Original Message-
> From: David Beattie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 19 July 2007 16:10
>
> that phone service is mental
>
> Ive had people at my house with mixes on whilst we chat/drink
> etc and only find out at the end of a mix that s
ha ha ha
that phone service is mental
Ive had people at my house with mixes on whilst we
chat/drink etc and only find out at the end of a mix
that someone has used it to id about 6 tracks from a
mix - only for me to tell them that
1: I have all the tracks if they had asked
2: I can get a trackli
Ah ha Thor!
This is most interesting (to me anyway). Insofar as I was asking about
something that searched for the titles of tracks on albums
etc. - which is what I need right now to help me ID a track (I think) was
called "Congo Square" - not the actual musical (or not)
content.
But, just like
There was a copyright protection tool developed by this guy in
California recently that uses pixel identification to troll through
internet sites like youtube and myspace and finds copyrighted
films--its identification is sophisticated enough that it can find
copyright films ripped from DVD (OBVIO
Afternoon (well it is here) all. I've been quiet as I'm moving PCs at the mo.
Got mail on one and everything else on another and
unable to finish off (long story).
Anyway want I want to know is does anyone know of a site on the Discogs tip but
where you can search by the names of tracks - even
Your welcome, I aint been on the list for a while as we've been
dealing with the floods and music, it's been a crazy 3 weeks for
sure. Also been doing to tBd site, it's not much to look at yet but
have a peep and see what you think:
http://www.dogsquad.co.uk
On the music side, Bola-Kroungri
Nice fast site too, thanks for sharing the link Martin
robin...
On 18 Jul 2007, at 22:05, Martin Dust wrote:
There plenty here for people to enjoy...
http://www.fullbozman.com/mixes.php
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