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Re: [Traverso-devel] database stuff and such


From: Niklas Klügel
Subject: Re: [Traverso-devel] database stuff and such
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 21:44:57 +0100
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Hey,

Remon wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Would be great if I could talk a bit more live on this
> functionality with you, since I've not looked into this at all, and
> I'm unsure if it makes sense to start with it now, how it fit's
> into traverso right now, and so on.

well, just looking at the directory of my current album which is about
to get finished: 60GiB of sample data that I recorded, 98% with obfuscated
names... not to mention the project files. i am really bad at keeping my
work-dir clean. and i think most of the other creative ppl are bad at
it as well-
when i am doing music for example and recording something, i dont even
want
to waste one minute on creating a new subdir and inventing names that are
meaningful, so i can find the stuff later. i usually have an idea or a
glimpse
of the sound i want to create and everything that comes in between is
utterly
bothersome and moving my focus away from what i intended to accomplish :)

> There are a number of things you could work on, have a look at the
> TODO file :-) Nicola created a bit nicer looking one, will upload
> that to cvs too.

of course the db stuff has less priority than the 0.4 release.

so long...
Niklas

>
> First priority right now is releasing 0.40.0, and finish stuff
> that's not finished.
>
> Traverso lacks a bit of the 'wow' factor, and the new look might
> help a little hehe. More users and dev's is something that would be
> great.
>
> But please feel free to dig into this, talk a bit more about it,
> and so on.
>
> Greetings,
>
> Remon
>
>
>> Hey,
>>
>> i have been thinking about implementing some kind of database
>> facility for traverso, laterly. this would allow a database for
>> samples (maybe using ardour's sfdb to keep compatibility) and
>> tagging them (bpm, userdefined tags) as well as lateron for f/x,
>> (or "instruments" if sequencing or something is desired in a long
>> term period) as well as their user-defined presets. it's probably
>> best to have an abstract or simple base class for databases and
>> allow multiple databases next to the one what would be traverso's
>> main database (and support importing data to the main db). i
>> think this would be great since, lateron, one could write a
>> wrapper for example for leonard ritter's freesamples-db interface
>> (which allows searching for and downloading CC samples from
>> within an application).
>>
>> what do you guys think? too early?
>>
>> so long... Niklas
>>
>>
>>
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