Currently the ones I found had the non commercial clause which means they can't be packaged, hence my searching around and remastering. A lot of items have a clause that limits hosting the material unaltered as well. Having something in the /home/Public might be just what we need as long as we can redirect settings in plugins and programs to add content from there.
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 12:53 PM, Christopher R. Antila <crantila@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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licensed with it.
By "IR" do you mean "Information Retrieval," aka "machine learning?"
With some effort, we could get something packaged for Fedora.
Christopher.
> <http://audiencesamples.sourceforge.net>) for drum loops and single
On 04/13/2012 01:16 PM, Brian Monroe wrote:
> Cool, I'm pretty sure I can get some stuff together. I'm working
> on getting some contributors for my side project
> (audiencesamples.sourceforge.net
> hit samples.> <crantila@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:crantila@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>>
>
> As an update I found some opensource Impulse response files,
> They're not open to Fedora Standards, but their CC-SA so I can
> "master" them at a higher bitrate and throw an exciter on them for
> over/undertones, then release them under the audience sample
> library so we can package them. Which is good, because it took me
> over 30 minutes to download them just from one site and I think I
> have a lead on some more I can get.
>
> I found a windows based program that lets you generate digital IR
> data. Anyone know of anything like that linux side? I'll check some
> other places as well.
>
> I'm excited. #coolcoolcool
>
> -Brian - On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 10:35 PM, Christopher R. Antila
>> <mailto:music@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
> On 04/12/2012 10:21 AM, Brendan Jones wrote:
>> On 04/12/2012 03:23 AM, Brian Monroe wrote:
>>> Well my thought was perhaps set up a script that uses FTP
>>> since that's one of the things that sourceforge offers with
>>> their account. We could set up a guest account with read only
>>> privileges in a script that downloads the .wav files and
>>> stores them in the appropriate locations for samples loops and
>>> audio impulse files.
>>>
>>> I don't know if a script and the FTP would be easier than
>>> enabling an repo for newbs to Linux. I was under the
>>> impression that the rpmfusion repos were disabled by default
>>> and there weren't any links to them in the spin.
>>>
>>> I also don't know if Fedora would allow us to package a script
>>> that download content from off site either, though as I think
>>> about it, that's what KDE and GNOME do for background pictures
>>> and sound motifs for their DEs. Maybe it'll fly....
>
>> Sure that's OK. As long as its obvious - its not as if we'd be
>> installing applications in parallel to yum. Good be a good
>> application idea, i.e. a front end to freesound, soundfonts,
>> hydrogen kits, synth presets etc
> I'd be more comfortable with a (GUI?) front-end so we can
> specifically warn users that they're downloading material from
> other websites.
>
> Also, I think we can make an argument for things like drum loops to
> be included in the official repository anyway. At least if we
> package them all together. Then host extras elsewhere.
>
>
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