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Drums++ 0.94
Drums++ 0.94
09/19/2004 04:03 PMA programming language for creating MIDI drum sequences.
DRUMS
DRUMS
05/04/2004 10:57 AMI still haven't found the time to properly grok DRUMS - but here's
a start....
DRUMS:
Scott Mathews Proposes a File-Sharing Solution for Media Metadata.
DRUMS
is here. Scott has been working on Andromedia, an MP3 server system for a while. c|net,
PCUser, techTV, Macworld, ClearChannel, O'Reilly and more have all
used and endorsed that system for streaming your MP3s. Scott's new
idea, which stands for Digital Rights Uniform Metadata Service, is
worth considering and while it's a work in progress, it's a great
start. It's a "new centralized/distributed metadatabase of authored
works."
Essentially, the idea is to create a central database,
along with an authority (or a handful of authorities) that can
add/update it. The root DRUMS database would likely include data such
as author names, work titles, publication dates, types of work, file
checksums, flags indicating which rights remain reserved and which
rights have been granted, and so on. It would not contain the actual
works themselves.
It would then be propogated
across the internet, so that when people release works that are open
for copying, systems will have a metadata reference to check this, and
then maybe check for new releases as well. It would allow DJ's and
others to find works that could be freely shared. Or find works that
are licensed in some particular way, so that people can respond
appropriately.
Send
Scott suggestions as he
considers this a group process.
[unmediated]
I'd be interested in what Brian Zisk, Robert Kaye, Ted Cohen, Lucas
Gonze and other phosters think of this....
Drums of the bohicans
Drums of the bohicans
05/07/2004 03:43 AM
The great studio drummer
Steve Gadd
is of the most important musicians of the 1970's. Gadd brought bassist
Tony Levin
(Buddy Rich, Paul Simon, John Lennon, Peter Gabriel, King Crimson)
into the business in New York 30 years ago, and that alone is enough
to secure a place in history. You may remember his
unforgettable
groove
on "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover", one of many
brilliant contributions Gadd made to
classics
of the 70's pop charts DRUMS, a new P2P idea
DRUMS, a new P2P idea
05/06/2004 01:03 PM
Scott Matthews, of turnstyle
web mp3 player fame, has launched a new project called DRUMS. It's slighty
inspired by Creative Commons and the goal is to create a P2P network
that is fair to both copyright owners and folks seeking content. If
you have something to add to his proposal, pop on over and drop Scott
a line.
Schitterende drums (flash)
Schitterende drums (flash)
01/02/2004 07:08 AMDrum machine .. Drewcope.swf ..
drummers
rockstargames.com/upload/swf/winners/multimedia/drewcope.sw
f
track this
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Ringo Starr's son drums for Oasis
Ringo Starr's son drums for Oasis
05/11/2004 06:31 AMZak Starkey, the son of Ringo Starr, will join Oasis for their
Glastonbury Festival performance.
Developers beat the drums for Microsoft
Developers beat the drums for Microsoft
06/30/2004 04:54 AMSilicon Republic Jun 30 2004 9:34AM GMT
Drums On Demand Release Vol. 3 For
GarageBand
Drums On Demand Release Vol. 3 For
GarageBand
07/06/2004 10:16 AMDrums On Demand's™ new "Upbeat & Aggressive" is a 2-CD set featuring
1,700 royalty free loops, Loop Layers™ and matching single hits in
25 easy-to-use Song Sets. Users simply drag and drop from an average
of 45 modular verse, chorus, fill, bridge, break, intro, ending and
other loops to to quickly build a drum track that feels and sounds
like a live session drummer with a veteran engineer at the console.
SingTel and StarHub banging their 3G
drums
SingTel and StarHub banging their 3G
drums
02/05/2005 09:51 PMElectric New Paper Feb 5 2005 4:47PM GMT
Multitrack Library From Drums On Demand™
Multitrack Library From Drums On Demand™
08/21/2004 03:19 AMMeticulously recorded to state-of-the-art specifications, Drums On
Demand™ Vol. 3 is now available in a 24-Bit WAV multitrack edition.
The two-DVD, 8-gigabyte library features 1,700 royalty free,
multitrack loops and matching single hits in 25 easy-to-use Song Sets.
[PRWEB Aug 21, 2004]
Microsoft drums up developers at Tech Ed
Europe
Microsoft drums up developers at Tech Ed
Europe
06/29/2004 12:04 PMAMSTERDAM -- Microsoft Corp. kicked off its Tech Ed Europe conference
in Amsterdam Tuesday to the thundering cacophony of thousands of
developers and other IT professionals beating on small African drums.
The fact that the drums were provided by Microsoft could be seen as a
move by the company to get customers dancing to its beat, but for many
attendees it represented a change in Microsoft's tune -- the software
giant was finally listening to them.
Drums on Demand Vol. 2 now in Apple Loop
format
Drums on Demand Vol. 2 now in Apple Loop
format
03/06/2004 01:55 AMCapitalizing on the success of GarageBand, which is part of the new
iLife '04 suite of iApps that Apple introduced at Macworld Expo San
Francisco in January,
Drums on
Demand recently issued
Volume 2 of their
drum loop collections in Apple Loop format. The loops are also
compatible with Apple's Soundtrack application.
Yahoo drums up business with search
engine launch
Yahoo drums up business with search
engine launch
08/03/2004 10:54 AMThe Australian Aug 3 2004 3:32PM GMT
'Upbeat & Aggressive' Drums On Demand
loops released
'Upbeat & Aggressive' Drums On Demand
loops released
06/25/2004 02:04 AMDrums On Demand has released "
Upbeat &
Aggressive," a 2-CD collection of loops, Loop Layers (isolated and
separated kick, snare, rim, hat and ride loop patterns) and matching
single hits suitable for use in Apple's GarageBand and Soundtrack
music-making applications. The collection includes 1,700 loops you can
use to build drum tracks in your songs, complete with verse, chorus,
fill, bridge, break, intro and ending parts. The loops are 73 to 188
beats per minute (BPM) -- most above 120 -- and are suitable for
alternative rock, aggressive pop and rowdy country songs, according to
Drums On Demand. The set costs US$79.95.
iCompositions and Drums on Demand give
away free drum loops for GarageBand
iCompositions and Drums on Demand give
away free drum loops for GarageBand
03/17/2005 03:40 AMiCompositions, the world’s largest community for sharing music made
with Apple’s GarageBand, has partnered with the leading producer of
drum loops, Drums on Demand, to give away a package of free...
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News: Loud. Fast. Aggressive. Heavy
metal drums in GarageBand
News: Loud. Fast. Aggressive. Heavy
metal drums in GarageBand
06/24/2005 04:53 PMIf you have ever tried to create a hard rock or heavy metal song with
Apple’s GarageBand or pro Logic application, you may have found
yourself scrolling endlessly through melodic drum beats more suited to
a Pop song than a hard pounding metal riff. If that’s the case,
Double Bass Mania, a new release by Beta Monkey on Thursday, may be
just what you’ve been waiting for.
“Upbeat & Aggressive” Drums On Demand
Offers More Control in Drum Track
Creation
“Upbeat & Aggressive” Drums On Demand
Offers More Control in Drum Track
Creation
06/28/2004 04:55 AMUnique combination of loops, Loop Layers™ & single hits provides
unprecedented creativity and liveliness for a stereo loop collection.
Drums On Demand™ extends capabilities of programs like Cakewalk,
Garageband, Acid, Pro Tools, Digital Performer, Cubase, Logic and
more. 2-CD set features 1700 loops and hits in 25 easy-to-use Song
Sets. [PRWEB Jun 28, 2004]
Start the Squid web proxy as a service
at start up
Start the Squid web proxy as a service
at start up
03/14/2003 01:08 PM
The Squid web proxy can be run on OS X as a proxy server for those
with a network of web users wishing to speed access to static web
content and eliminate duplicate downloads. The Squid Manager GUI makes
it fairly easy to ma...
Can you hear the drums Fernando?
FERNANDO!!?
Can you hear the drums Fernando?
FERNANDO!!?
03/29/2005 08:07 PM
Ever noticed how silly those people dancing in music videos start
looking when you turn the sound off? Next June, see that live as a
spectator at the
Glastonbury
festival, which will
feature a Silent Disco this year in an effort
to sidestep noise curfews.
The start of something big?
The start of something big?
08/19/2004 02:44 PMCNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says start-ups and their innovative
ideas are the lifeblood of Silicon Valley.
Why You Should Start Using RSS
Why You Should Start Using RSS
06/03/2004 12:23 AMWould a
Big Media Company Lose Traffic if They Supported RSS?
"Almost certainly these are the early days of a developing medium.
By getting into RSS in 2004, you can get ready for what comes next in
2005. I'd argue that not only is it necessary today to be publishing
in RSS, but your organization should also be a user of RSS. Your
editorial, advertising people and execs should subscribe not only to
your own feeds, but also subscribe to those of your competitors and
bloggers. Then in 2005 you'll see with your own eyes what follows and
be able to participate. This may be the most important reason to get
involved with RSS now." [Really Simple
Syndication]
Naturally I think this paragraph applies to libraries.
It's a Start
It's a Start
07/12/2004 09:12 AMInte
rnet Explorer rivals celebrate gains: That's a 1% decline in
market share in one month.
Security flaws in Microsoft's (MSFT) ubiquitous Web browser are
breathing life into Internet Explorer's rivals. Since early June,
Explorer's share of the market has dropped from 95.48% to 94.42%,
according to San Diego Web analytics firm WebSideStory. [...]
Rolf Assev, marketing vice president of Opera Software, says sales
of its desktop browser have tripled the past two to three weeks. Opera
is also receiving renewed interest from corporations and having
conversations with unnamed PC makers about preloading the browser on
their machines. "That has not happened before," he says.
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Its a start?
Its a start?
04/09/2004 04:07 PMGot my new, and highly anticipated, camera today. As you can see by
the picture, it can only get better ;-) Seriously though, its
fairly...
Start.com
Start.com
03/28/2005 08:13 PM
A small team (2-3) of Microsoft engineers lead by Steve
Rider is building Start.com, what looks to
be a personal news portal (aka server-side news aggregator).
I see that they
too found TiddlyWiki interesting too and are AJAXed like rest of
the web development
tippy heads. I say they too because Start.com is in the same
space I am attacking.
And they are running into same
problems I have. Hehe. Luckily, they have Dare to
help them with.
Why we need to start this war.
Why we need to start this war.
03/11/2003 10:45 AMI’m not delusional; I’m not going to sit here and say
it’s not the US starting this war. I’m not going to blame
the first bomb or bullet on inaction by a cocky Mediterranean royal in
a bad beret because...
Start-up keeps an eye on MOM
Start-up keeps an eye on MOM
04/27/2004 06:12 AMCan-Spam Act is a start
Can-Spam Act is a start
12/11/2003 08:31 AMWith Congress cracking down on spam, Brightmail CEO Enrique Salem says
this is only a first step.
Bootstrapping Start-ups
Bootstrapping Start-ups
12/02/2003 02:31 PMAn anonymous reader writes "How many of us wanted to follow our dream
and start our own start-up? How many of us thought that it can't be
done due to costs, ...
Start of the Season
Start of the Season
11/14/2003 01:45 PMIt is believed the decorated Christmas tree originated in 16th century
Germany. In Italy, children place their Christmas letter under their
father's plate. Lucy wants real estate for Christmas in 'A Charlie
Brown Christmas.' Nutcracker figurines originated in Germany in the
1700s. 'Jingle Bells' was originally called 'One Horse Open Sleigh.'
December 25 was chosen for the celebration of Jesus' birth by Pope
Julius I in the 4th century. Just a few random facts from the 'Sounds
of the Seasons' channel on digital cable, which will be on in my
office for the next month and a half. I can't help but love this
stuff! There are a billion religions on this planet, so I'm "forced"
to celebrate the pop culture aspect of these winter holidays - so as
not to offend anybody. Don't be a Grinch! My stocking will be full
this year, and I can't wait....
Wired 12.05: START
Wired 12.05: START
04/28/2004 03:02 AMStart planning now!
Start planning now!
04/14/2004 02:24 PM
Miss Mary's Victorian
Halloween, being a Compendium of Gothic Images, Tales &
Whimsy from the Victorian Era.
A gentler way to start the day
A gentler way to start the day
03/28/2005 03:23 AMBoston Globe Mar 28 2005 7:43AM GMT
A Good Start...
A Good Start...
12/24/2004 12:21 PM
Let's face it: lawyers don't have a great reputation for being
nice people. For example, an associate at Winston & Strawn leaves
a
somewhat
abusive message [wav] for another associate at Latham &
Watkins. Along those lines, here's a
message
[wav], with increasingly frustrated obscenities, purportedly left
by a trademark applicant/appellant with the Trademark Trial and Appeal
Board (TTAB);
resulting Final Order [pdf] concerning disclipinary
action of the attorney. Most recently:
the
Grinch who almost stole Christmas [pdf].
How Do I Start a Business?
How Do I Start a Business?
02/10/2004 02:36 AMThe Internet will help you find them quickly: Five minutes with Google
uncovered "The New York Nightlife Association," which you could call
for information ...
The organizing needs to start now
The organizing needs to start now
02/01/2005 10:03 PMMy favorite quote from Camp Wellstone was Pam Costain's refrain, "Win
or Lose on Nov 2, the organizing needs to start again on November 3."
Zack Exley, former Internet guru on the Kerry campaign, has written
what is destined to be an influential blog post arguing that the
Democrats need to create an effective field operation now: The cheap
shot argument for building a permanent field operation is: "Because
the Republican's have one." It's not clear whether the GOP's long-term
field push had a huge effect on turnout. But it is clear that the
Republicans are building a powerful, permanent field operation -- and
that, at the very least, it's a powerful growing threat. We know that
they started building years ago. We've seen their volunteer training
materials, and have sat in on some of the trainings. They give
volunteers formal roles, hold them accountable for results and
continuously replace the ones who do not perform. What they're doing
is very advanced. If it wasn't a major advantage in 2004, just give
them another four years and see where they are. But we shouldn't need
a Republican threat to motivate us to do the obvious. What is a
political party without a strong, capable grassroots? Just a shell of
a party -- and that's what both the Democratic and Republican parties
were for a very long time. The 2004 election gives the Democrats a
chance to leave that legacy behind. ... Exley goes on to outline what
he call "Ten steps to building a permanent field program with the New
Grassroots." I don't know Exley, or much about his work on the Kerry
campaign, and I've avoided following the internecine battles that have
followed Bush's victory, but the rough outlines make sense to me. We
have hundreds of thousands of people who got involved in politics for
the first time in 2004, and now, because of the internet and the tools
that groups like CivicSpace and CivicActions are building, we have the
capability to organize them, and to enable them to communicate with
each other and organize themselves. As Exley puts it: We're talking
about a totally new form of organization. In the same way that
railroads, highways, the telegraph and the telephone all changed the
maximum size and efficiency of national organizations, so does the
Internet -- "the Internet" being web tools and email. Because of web
tools and...
Wired 12.01: START
Wired 12.01: START
12/27/2003 08:57 PMWhen Do We Start Slurping SIP?
When Do We Start Slurping SIP?
09/01/2004 07:39 AMHow to Start a Startup
How to Start a Startup
03/19/2005 02:18 AMspending as little money as possible .. “How to Start a
Startup” .. more likely to double your sales .. Paul
Graham
paulgraham.com/start.html
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site | 4 links
Let's start the lottery...
Let's start the lottery...
04/09/2004 04:09 PMSo, the
Finnish blog awards ceremony is tomorrow evening. The board is
set, and the pieces are moving. We are expecting a big crowd and a
wonderful, magic-filled night.
But.
I booked myself a teleconference at 8 am on Friday - just because I
calculated a timezone difference the WRONG WAY! And now it's too late
to change it. ARG! Either timezones, or people who are bad at maths
should be declared illegal. I really, really don't like this timezone
lottery...
People who are not working for global companies do not know what they
are missing.
Update: Luckily other people did also screw up with the
calculations (I mean, out of like, five engineers, apparently only TWO
can count!?!?), and so the meeting's off. Phew. Saved by a
calculator.
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HP Markets Cheap 4-User PCs To African
Schools
HP Markets Cheap 4-User PCs To African
Schools
07/07/2004 01:29 AMJamboweb.com Launches Giving African Web
Users Unprecedented Access To African
Businesses, News, And Events
Jamboweb.com Launches Giving African Web
Users Unprecedented Access To African
Businesses, News, And Events
04/03/2005 05:54 AMTreeLife Soltutions LLC has launched a website targeted toward
Africans and friends of Africa called Jamboweb.com, that will for the
first time bring comprehensive access to African focused articles,
events, and business and organization ‘yellow-page’ listings into one
central online location. [PRWEB Apr 3, 2005]
VoIP technology for cheap phone calls
over the Internet
VoIP technology for cheap phone calls
over the Internet
09/07/2004 01:10 AMPravda Sep 7 2004 4:57AM GMT
Go Digital: 1500 GMT / 1600 BST Euro
2004 on the web and cheap technology for
Sierra Leone
Go Digital: 1500 GMT / 1600 BST Euro
2004 on the web and cheap technology for
Sierra Leone
06/14/2004 05:16 AMBBC Jun 14 2004 9:33AM GMT
Review: Cubase SX 3.01
Review: Cubase SX 3.01
04/14/2005 04:09 PMWhile it has fallen behind its competitors in some respects, Cubase SX
3.01 is the best choice here for cross-platform environments and
integrating audio hardware.
Cubase SX 3.01 (4.0 Mice)
Best Current Price: $599.99 (via
ProductFinder)
Lok Technology Announces Immediate Link
Controller Availability
Lok Technology Announces Immediate Link
Controller Availability
03/17/2005 03:01 AMAIRlok upgrade increases number of load balanced uplinks, adds
multi-carrier diversity, and enables redundant high availability
configurations. Lok Technology, the industry’s leading provider of
Integrated Link Management appliances for Wireless Internet Service
Providers, today announced immediate availability of AIRlok Link
Controller. The Link Controller enables a provider to dynamically
increase the number of uplink / down link connections to the Internet
in order to increase the available bandwidth. It also enhances the
provider’s ability to maintain service levels (SLAs) by providing
alternate routing connections to multiple carriers through a single
AIRlok. Prior to introducing the Link Controller, service providers
had to purchase costly load balancing equipment or create multiple
infrastructure stacks when adding bandwidth or implementing route
diversity to their service delivery infrastructure. [PRWEB Mar 17,
2005]
Tsunami alert technology - the iron link
Tsunami alert technology - the iron link
03/25/2005 05:08 PMThe Indian Ocean's tsunami alert technology will be up and running by
the end of 2006 - but is it the iron link in a paper chain?
Report: DoCoMo, Cingular to link on 3G
technology
Report: DoCoMo, Cingular to link on 3G
technology
09/23/2004 07:10 AMTOKYO -- NTT DoCoMo Inc. has decided to work with Cingular Wireless
LLC on 3G (third-generation) cellular telephone technology following
the latter's acquisition of NTT DoCoMo's current U.S. partner, AT&T
Wireless Services Inc., the Nihon Keizai Shimbun business daily
reported in its Thursday morning edition.
Yamaha grabs Cubase maker Steinberg
Yamaha grabs Cubase maker Steinberg
12/22/2004 01:43 AMYamaha Corp. on Tuesday announced that has "reach a basic agreement"
to acquire 100 percent of the common stock of Steinberg Media
Technologies GmbH, makers of Cubase, Nuendo, and other products used
in music and media production and audio editing. The transaction is
valued at US$28.5 million, and is subject to the customary regulatory
approvals. Yamaha said it hopes to close the deal by late January
2005.
Loop Invasion: Can Cubase and Sonar Take
on Acid
Loop Invasion: Can Cubase and Sonar Take
on Acid
04/06/2005 02:38 AMThe Digital Music Doctor has released a new analysis which assesses
the attempts of two pro audio software leaders, Cakewalk Sonar and
Steinberg Cubase, to make inroads into the loop composition software
market. Sonic Foundry Acid (since acquired by Sony) defined that
market when it was released in 1998 and remains the leader. However,
recently Sonar and Cubase have been moving aggressively to make
inroads into that space. [PRWEB Apr 6, 2005]
News: Steinberg offers Cubase LE upgrade
program
News: Steinberg offers Cubase LE upgrade
program
06/17/2005 04:34 PMSteinberg is offering customers that own the company’s entry-level music
production software, Cubase LE, a way to upgrade to the more powerful
Cubase SL or SX. An upgrade to Cubase SL will cost $249, while the
cost to upgrade to Cubase SX will be $499. In addition, customers who
purchase Yamaha Studio Connections compatible hardware products (Motif
ES, Motif ES Rack, i88x, 01x, 01V96, 02R96, SPX2000) between June 15
and Sept 30, 2005, qualify for the same upgrade packages as Cubase LE
customers.
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