Re: [Bluemusic-users] PatternObject

[Steven Yi <ste...@gm...>]

Hi Kevin,

Sorry to hear about the data loss!  For myself, I use a file
synchronization tool called Unison to sync my work to my web server
for just the case of hard drive crashes.  It's already saved me a
couple of times, and I recommend at least that for everyone.  (I've
recently installed Subversion, a CVS like tool, on my server too,
which I am debating to move my file archive to as well, considering I
rarely use large wav files and so blue project files would work well
in Subversion I think).

Best of luck in your data recovery!!!

steven


On 7/8/05, t grey <tg...@gm...> wrote:
> The pattern object sounds cool.  I loved using patterns, especially
> for establishing more modern "beat" oriented music.
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> If work hadn't become incredibly swamped with our new project, I'd
> check this out.  For now, it might be a week before I get a chance.
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> Also, I found out I lost almost a year's worth of my favorite
> csound/blue work to a hard drive crash.  Apparently the adapter i had
> to put the laptop drive into a desktop shorted.  I have a friend who
> does data recovery professionally, we're going to take a look.  I'm
> keeping my fingers crossed.
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> Now I really wish I'd posted more work for other people to hear... =3D\
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>   -Kevin
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> On 7/7/05, Steven Yi <ste...@gm...> wrote:
> > Hi All,
> >
> > For those with CVS and curiosity =3D), I've checked in the PatternObjec=
t
> > SoundObject.  It is built somewhat like Patterns but it is a mostly
> > from-scratch implementation. I am in the process of documenting it at
> > the moment, but hopefully it's easy to use. =3D)  If anyone would like
> > to give a test drive, please let me know any comments on how it feels
> > ot use, suggestions, etc.
> >
> > Some other fixes and other things; I'm working pretty well here and
> > just got internet in my room, so should be keeping myself fairly up to
> > date with blue and CVS.
> >
> > (Sidenote: Composing is going very well here, and Krakow is as
> > beautiful a town as ever. ^_^ )
> >
> > Hope you all are well,
> > steven
> >
> > p.s. I heard about the London bombings a few hours ago; very sad...
> >
> >
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