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Marc-Olivier Barre wrote:

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> On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 23:37:26 +0800, Ray Rashif

> wrote:

>> Having had done film audio for a few months, I have to say it's a really

>> difficult task for free software to handle as of the current state

> (Ardour

>> +

>> Xjadeo is not a solution).

Why that? Ok, it is minimalistic, but a full-screen video monitor

synchronized to the soundtrack is quite sufficient. I've done a few film

soundtracks like that.
> Well, Blender has it's own audio track... we could also try that out

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> Robin: btw, how's your ardour patch going ?

Frozen in ice :-/ I'm too busy with work and don't have another film

project until the end of the year that would make scratch this itch.
>> Anyway, why not get together and provide THEM w/ content? The Blender

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> team

>> wants to test their capabilities, and in order for LA to do the same, I

>> suggest taking the initiative first and offer something to someone

> instead

>> of waiting for an offer.

>

> Indeed, taking the fight to them is probably better suited. But in this

> case it would not be a matter of working on durian, but taking the former

> projects and making our own audio ?

>

>> I'm thinking sound design collaboration:

>>

>> * Create a team (open to all LA subscribers and anyone interested in

> Linux

>> +

>> Audio)

>>

>> * Finalise registrants/team members (if you don't do this and decide to

>> make

>> the whole thing informal there'll be trouble later on)

>>

>> * Set up a Wiki with the tasks; each member puts their name down if they

>> want to undertake a task (eg. sound design for character so

>> and so, include a README of sort documenting the software used - can be a

>> logbook if you want)

>>

>> * Set up a VCS repo so each member can commit his work, and it can be

>> reviewed and edited by others if required (perhaps a core committee;

>> decided

>> upon during the registration finalising stage) eg.:

>

> That could work. Now, where do we host ?

There's a git repository and gitweb available on git.linuxaudio.org,

even though it's not been used for much yet.

Furthermore the wiki allows for personal pages. eg.

  http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/user/ppalmers
There's a GTD (getting things done) plugin for dokuwiki to schedule

tasks and organize collaborations. Surely it'll need some customizing

and a certainly a moderator who manages the project(s).
We're using < 20% of our bandwidth and download.linuxaudio.org currently

has ~100GB available.  OTOH. archive.org would just as well be usable to

host the audio and project files.
> ICO : HELLLLOOOOOO ???

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> (I'm trying hard to send a signal here :D)

Yeah, Mr. linuxaudio.org, what do you think?
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