2013/4/27 Tom Crocker tomcrockerm...@gmail.com
I used captured sound OR a captured synth signal, because to my mind these
are the only two ways of generating a primitive recording, so I don't
think
it's too narrow. What else needs to be covered here?
A pickup for an electric guitar
I
Congratulations!
2013/4/27 LordSputnik ben.s...@gmail.com
No opposition, so this has now passed.
As mentioned before, the guideline will not be updated straight away, but
will come into effect as soon as Track IDs are brought in and after
AcoustID
has indicated that it is prepared for the
This proposal adds a relationship to link between works when one work is an
arrangement of the other work.
This RFV will expire on Tuesday the 30th of April 2013.
http://tickets.musicbrainz.org/browse/MBS-5867
http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/User:Symphonick/Works_versions
(Since it has been
lixobix wrote
Tom Crocker wrote
No, a pickup doesn't pick up sound, it picks up current in vibrating
magnetised strings.
No, the current is in the pickup, not the string; like a microphone. It
picks up the vibration and turns it into a signal.
Wikipedia: An electric guitar is a guitar
I must say that I am afraid that the whole definition a recording is going
be hard to understand :(
Yes! Especially if it's made more technical
I was surprised by this statement:
LordSputnik wrote
The recording is a container for audio tracks. Even if it contains just
one audio track,
Tom Crocker wrote
But it's not sound. It's a moving electro-magnetic field
The vibrating string IS a sound. Without that, all the pickup generates is
hum. A mic and a pickup are fundamentally the same, as the translate
vibrations (sound) into a signal. Without vibration (sound), you have no
On 4/28/2013 4:07 AM, symphonick wrote:
This proposal adds a relationship to link between works when one work is
an arrangement of the other work.
This RFV will expire on Tuesday the 30th of April 2013.
Was there an RFC for this one?
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On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 5:58 PM, Alex Mauer ha...@hawkesnest.net wrote:
On 4/28/2013 4:07 AM, symphonick wrote:
This proposal adds a relationship to link between works when one work is
an arrangement of the other work.
This RFV will expire on Tuesday the 30th of April 2013.
Was there
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 5:07 PM, symphonick symphon...@gmail.com wrote:
This proposal adds a relationship to link between works when one work is
an arrangement of the other work.
All for it. I need it very badly for many of the edits currently undergoing
(namely, tidying up works created by
There were no objections to this, so it's passed.
Nikki
Am 26.04.13 15:00, schrieb Nikki:
This proposal is for a new label type Rights Society and a
relationship between labels and releases, which will give the existing
entries a real meaning and also give us a more structured way to enter
+1
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I'm giving up trying to explain it to you. I don't know how you are finding
the concept so difficult when it is the same as what you're saying, just
using different language.
Any definition of a recording that includes the words synthesiser or pickup
tells you something has gone wrong and you
Tom Crocker wrote
I'm giving up trying to explain it to you. I don't know how you are
finding
the concept so difficult when it is the same as what you're saying, just
using different language. A different thing in different language.
Any definition of a recording that includes the words
On 4/28/2013 10:05 AM, Nicolás Tamargo de Eguren wrote:
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 5:58 PM, Alex Mauer ha...@hawkesnest.net
http://musicbrainz.1054305.n4.nabble.com/RFC-Arrangement-works-and-other-versions-td4648716.html
+1 then
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lixobix wrote
Plucking an electric guitar string makes a sound, just like a voice. The
pickup, like the mic, translates the vibrations (sound) into a signal.
What is recorded is the signal, yes, but what is captured is the sound.
No, it doesn't have anything to do with sound. A pickup detects
Ok, this is my first request for comments, so bear with me here. I'd like to
add to the schema a new medium wax and cardboard disc. It's an old recording
medium used in the late 1800s. I added a release to the database from Alexander
Graham Bell, one of the few that the Smithsonian was able to
On Apr 28, 2013, at 6:17 PM, Trevor Downs cybersk...@mac.com wrote:
Ok, this is my first request for comments, so bear with me here. I'd like to
add to the schema a new medium wax and cardboard disc. It's an old
recording medium used in the late 1800s. I added a release to the database
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