I had a look at sound juicer earlier, but it has the same way of setting up ripping that Rhythmbox uses. Very vague.
I can't say "I want you to use lame at 256kbps" etc to it. Or I just don't know how, one of the two.
OK, so I want 'add release'. Does each CD of this two CD set count as a separate release, or is it one?
Senilix
creature: you just don't know how ;)
creature
Senilix: Soundjuicer also failed to impress with its inability to choose filenames of my preference. Dropdowns are not flexible enough.
bplatt
creature: I use soundjuicer myself, but you're right that it isn't too flexible or user friendly for file naming.
I rip to a working directory, then retag and rename with Picard.
Senilix
creature: true. i don't trust the ripping, so i use ripit with --ripopt="-X" and the freedb gateway, then retags and renames with picard
i also prefer tools i can use in a terminal :)
creature
This seems like a tremendous palaver.
Picard has so far failed to impress me.
In particular, it seems it blocks whenever it runs a web browser, which makes one aspect of its operation completely useless. I forget which - I had a shot at the getting started guide and found that to be a problem.
bplatt
creature: Which version of picard are you using, and which distribution are you on ?
creature
I am on Debian, and I am using...
0.9.0.beta1
bplatt
0.9.0 final is out now, but I've not seen that blocking behavior in any of the 0.9.x releases that I tried on ubuntu.
Senilix
i've never seen that blocking behaviour either
bplatt
Did you install picard from source, or from a repository?
creature
From source, I believe.
For some reason known only to itself it uses Konqueror, rather than my preferred Opera.
bplatt
OK, something definitely doesn't sound right there, but I'm not really sufficiently familiar to know off hand what is going on.
creature
brianfreud: With this release, should I really title track 2 with 'Kyrie eleison' even though the liner notes just say 'Kyrie'?
brianfreud
well, it seems that's a case of the liner simply not providing all the details (not unusual), not that that was somehow left out of the movement title - esp as it's still the Sussmeyer, just with orchestration and minor text changes, and that is part of the movement title in the Sussmeyer
creature
Does this two-disc set count as one release or two?
brianfreud
1 release per CD
petros
creature: Exactaudiocopy works under wine. Added benefit: It uses accuraterip
creature
There's no way I'm firing up Wine every time I want to rip a CD.
brianfreud: What should be the title of this?
brianfreud
cool, Jukka added a link to my guide from the ECDX homepage! :D
Requiem in D minor, K. 626 (Orchestra feat. conductor Foo)
well, keep in mind there's not tons of tocs - we esp need them to be submitted. This release was in the db, just needed the toc for your CD :)
creature
Interestingly with that one the listing on the back shows 14 tracks, the disc and the booklet had 18 tracks in their listings, and the CD physically had 20 tracks.
OK, I think I've managed to add that TOC to it.
brianfreud
yup, I see the toc
and actually, it's 100% identical in times to the other
prob less than 1s differences being rounded to even get to that 2s difference to the listed times
OK, so I am updating the track names. What happens when I'm done?
brianfreud
you enter the edits, and we vote on them
creature
How many votes does it need before they 'overtake' the currently listed tracks?
brianfreud
three, unless an autoeditor autoapproves them in, in which case they'd take effect immediately (which wouldn't be surprising here, as you've had at least 2 of us commenting/agreeing on the CSG here) :)
creature
Never mind, I've found the document describing it all.
So how do I add the AR things you mention in the wiki article?
I'd probably stand more chance if I knew what AR stood for.
brianfreud
lol
"advanced relationship"
you can add them per track by clicking on each track, then the "Relate to..." link. But for these, most apply to all/most tracks, so you can save time and do it easier.
in the release view, click on "Relate to..."
let's say you're adding the orchestra performance ARs. So you'd type "Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields" in the box that pops up, then click on it in the list that comes up.
Now click on the "create relationship" button in that little box.
On the next page, you'll be at a "Relate artist to release" page. On that page, near the middle, is a link to "relate to tracks". Click on that
creature
That interface is pretty horrid.
brianfreud
Now you'll see a list of tracks with checkboxes. Check on the approprate tracks (all, in the case of this AR), select "orchestra performed" in the drop down, put a note in the notes box ("copied from liner notes" or whatever), then submit the edit
creature
So I leave it set to 'Artist' in the first pop-up box, and I entered 'Franz Beyer', and hit lookup, and was then told there were no results.
brianfreud
it's improving - doing all ARs for a classical release used to take hours, doing them track by track. Now it's much faster, doing it group of tracks at a time.
He may not be in the database yet - most likely noone's done any ARs/releases for him. So up top in the menu, open the "Add new artist" page in a separate tab, add him, then come back and try looking him up again, he'll show up then.
xlotlu
wha'?
creature
OK, I think I've managed that now.
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brianfreud
xlotlu: you're the expert on which movements of the Requiem, between Mozart and Sussmeyer, each ought to have composer or additional composer on
xlotlu
yeah, scrolled about
yey, i'm expert
brianfreud: there's actually gonna be any Sussmayr as composer? :)
brianfreud
in ARs?
xlotlu
ah
brianfreud
Beyer modified the Sussmeyer which was off the Mozart... lol
so he has Beyer addtl ARs, then Mozart and Sussmeyer as normal... but I've not yet seen your breakout for which movements each of those 2 gets composer or additional composer on :P
xlotlu
i know nothing about the later arrangements though
brianfreud
the beyer is based off the sussmeyer, so we can ignore the beyer part for the moment - he basically took the sussmeyer then messed with it
unlike some of the others... that one I mentioned with bits from other works, if anyone ever finds a recording of it, is a true mess... (Mozart original composition, then other Mozart composed works, but 2 of the "Mozart" works used are actually not Mozart, plus that completor also wrote some of his own new stuff, etc etc...)
xlotlu
:| i wanna see all the relationships in the listing
and wine effect is starting to wear off
brianfreud
well, which movements would you list Mozart as composer, and which would you list Sussmeyer?
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based on what you were saying the other day
creature
I tried to cancel an edit, but did someone un-cancel it?
Can people do that?
brianfreud
no
Senilix
creature: edits are not cancelled right away.. they're marked as “To be cancelled” for some time first
creature
Hah at this gag about a piano: "It's filthy in here. Where did you get it?" "It's had one lady owner. Said she only used it for Chopin."
xlotlu
brianfreud: definitely for sanctus / benedictus / agnus dei
brianfreud
xlotlu: would you then list Mozart as "additional composer" for those 3?
xlotlu
brianfreud: lux aeterna is also 100% his doing, but it's reiterating through mozart's pieces
brianfreud: yup
brianfreud: but only because there were supposedly "notes".. the never-proven ones
creature
OK. How do I add an annotation note?
brianfreud
would you give Sussmeyer an additional composer credit for the Introitus - Domine Jesu? (And I thought the Hostias was also based on fragments?)
creature: the Edit link in the annotation (the white box above the orange bar)
xlotlu
yey. more wine
brianfreud: i wouldn't go that far with the beginning part
creature
Ah, I was on the wrong page, it seems.
xlotlu
brianfreud: domine jesu & hostias definitely additionally composed
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brianfreud: the entire sequenz is somewhere in between additionally composed and orchestrated
ruaok
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xlotlu
except for the lacrimosa of course
brianfreud
xlotlu: yeah... at some point, it'd be nice if we could add something to the Mozart list giving the breakdown for how each of the two ought to be correctly AR'd for each movement of 626
xlotlu
brianfreud: but intoitus & kyrie something like arranged..
creature
Well, that's ridiculous.
Senilix
ruaok: just a small thanks for a great service to the internet community ;)
ruaok
:-)
xlotlu
brianfreud: at some point it would be nice if this with its composition-related ARs would be a "meta-release", and the actual releases would extend it with the performer ARs :)
brianfreud
agreed, but I think generic work lists may be quite a ways off still :)
creature
I click 'Edit Release Events', remove the year from an existing event, then realise I didn't want to do that and click 'Cancel'. Then the Javascript validation kicks in and tells me that each event must have a year.
Right, I think I'm finally done with that CD.
So now I have the same fun with disc 1, only that's not in the DB at all.
Kerensky97: I don;t think the times will carry over
Kerensky97
Well than I'll fix them now. I still need to move the album artist over to "Hello!Project" anyways.
there, times done.
Oh, and another one. I need some yes votes (5 I think) to unlock this album so I can overhaul about 5 tracks worth of ARs then button it back up to high level. I'm actually not sure if track ARs fall under the album quality rules, but if they do then the alternative is about 10-15 edits that will need 5 votes to pass rather than the normal 3. So I figure it's better to just drop the quality down to default for a few hours.
Now grooving to: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky ~ Act II, No. 10 Scène: The Enchanted Palace of the Kingdom of Sweets (4:10) (from The Nutcracker (The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Vladimir Ashkenazy)) (1892)
:D
brianfreud
lol... why the accent in Scene? :P
CatCat
becasue that is the way it is in the naxos recording
i had to go back and change it in mb again, since some joker had messed with it