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Ubuntu Music: June 2007
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Thursday, 21 June 2007. Who needs TV when you've got Democracy? So, what do you do when there's nothing on TV? Maybe you don't even have a TV. Introducing Democracy Player:. Just head over to www.getdemocracy.com/. And check it out. Just a note: In a little while Democracy will be changing its name to Miro. Labels: channels. video. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is part of congelical.com. Who needs TV when youve got Democracy? This work is licenced under a.
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Ubuntu Music: May 2008
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Friday, 30 May 2008. So, I've neglected this blog a fair bit, haven't I? Well, in making my own site. I've decided it needed a revival. Hardy Heron's now out and various other things have happened, so it's time I started posting again. The thing is, there's not much scope just talking about open source music software, is there? I learnt to play guitar thanks to the abundance of tablature. Without the internet and the ability to share whatever I want with the world, these things wouldn't be possible.
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Ubuntu Music: Open source your music!
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Sunday, 27 May 2007. Open source your music! So, you're using all this open source software to make music and you're intrigued by the philosophy behind it. The idea of sharing it with anyone you can freely and legally. Well, why not do it with things other than software? That's where Creative Commons. I license all my work under a " Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. Just a few thoughts. Something to think about. Have fun! Started as part of my Music Technology in Context...
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Ubuntu Music: April 2007
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Thursday, 12 April 2007. So, this is the homepage of my mUbuntu project, which is just all about introducing people who do music tech to the joys of open source software through things like talks and workshops and whatnot. This is gonna serve as a catalogue of what I do with the project and also as a place for me to post useful info that I wish to pass on to anyone who's interested. I'll update some more later. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is part of congelical.com. This work is licenced under a.
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Ubuntu Music: June 2008
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Thursday, 26 June 2008. So, I want to talk a little bit about online distribution of music. This is something I've talked about before and I don't want to just repeat myself. I've talked about my views on downloading and the (possible) future of recorded media. I've also talked about Creative Commons licensing. It's nice to see the changes that are happening in the music industry. Artists like Nine Inch Nails. Are now embracing the possibilities the internet holds. In the US and the BPI. A great little d...
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Ubuntu Music: Online distribution
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Thursday, 26 June 2008. So, I want to talk a little bit about online distribution of music. This is something I've talked about before and I don't want to just repeat myself. I've talked about my views on downloading and the (possible) future of recorded media. I've also talked about Creative Commons licensing. It's nice to see the changes that are happening in the music industry. Artists like Nine Inch Nails. Are now embracing the possibilities the internet holds. In the US and the BPI. A great little d...
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Breakout: The Breakout - Masters Major Project: Congratulations screen
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Breakout: The Breakout - Masters Major Project. IOCT Masters in Creative Technogies. An augmented reality game based on "Breakout". Wednesday, 30 July 2008. Something exciting/worthwhile needs to happen as part of the visuals for the congratulations screen in order for the player to want to complete the game. Following on from my idea to include the Cliff Richard tune “Congratulations” I have decided to create a dancing Cliff Richard for this screen. Breakout: The Breakout - Masters Major Project. View m...
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Ubuntu Music: TED Talks
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Wednesday, 24 October 2007. Technology, Entertainment, Design. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from those three worlds. Since then its scope has become ever broader.". So, you can either get Miro. Or head to the TED talks site, here. I am now reviving it and bringing the focus back to the idea of taking an open source approach to music. I will be covering all aspects of music and the ideas behind it, rather than simply focusing on msuic technology and open source.
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Ubuntu Music: November 2007
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Wednesday, 14 November 2007. So, you'll probably have noted my fondness for Miro. If you've read any of my previous entries. Well, they've just released version 1.0. So I thought it'd be a good time to talk about it some more! Another place you can get feeds is tvrss.net. Where you can get RSS feeds of available torrent downloads for various TV shows, which can then be downloaded using Miro's built-in torrent features! Saturday, 10 November 2007. Stumbled upon part 2: Linux. So, continuing my series of c...
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Open Words Development Blog: Tentative steps
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Sunday, 20 July 2008. So, the first part of the Open Words community is now open. I've just created a phpBB. Forum which can be found over at congelical.com/forum. Any feedback can either be left here as usual or on the forums. This blog will chronicle the development of the website and provides a place where anyone can provide feedback on what I'm doing. In this way, it adheres to the principles of openness and collaboration that I wish to use in the final site/community. A hell of a lot of reading.
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