On Tuesday 13 November 2007 15:21, Alexandros Vichos wrote: > I don't know if someone has implemented this idea, neither have I > searched online for something similar, but this post reminded me of > it, and i thought it would be nice to share it with all you Linux > Audio guys! I started messing with some scripts a couple years ago and registered the domains musicvs.com and .org (as in "music versioning system" but I didn't want to reuse "MVS" even if it were available), but then my partner's heart problems got worse and my free time disappeared. I haven't let them lapse if I remember right, but I'm still kinda picking up the pieces and doubt I'd get anything done with it for months at least, if not more. It kinda started with my desire for a license for music that was like the GPL. No, not the CC-Attribution-ShareAlike license, because that doesn't require you to release your source tracks. I'm no lawyer, so rather than conceiving yet another new half-cocked license I started thinking about creating an environment where that kind of sharing would be easier. My idea was basically to have projects on this site like cvs or svn would, but with a timeline and audio tracks instead of a bunch of directory trees, and participants could be granted read-only or check-in access (no access by default because of the bandwidth involved), they could upload their tracks in some lossless format, subject to CC-By-SA, and I was going to use one of the non-GUI sound libraries/languages to allow for effects and (though I hadn't heard of the term yet) Ajax waveform editing with streaming audio for previewing, and there'd be some way to distribute tracks or mixdowns publicly automatically via bittorrent, and it was all probably way, way more ambitious than I could have handled by myself. But maybe someday. Rob _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user
