FYI: Tom Danley's no compression fireworks recording.........

[GM]

or if you have an FTP client, I could let you upload it directly to my server.

Cool, now if I had a clue whether or not I had one..........

Anyway, I installed Firefox and was able to get to the site, create a library card and upload all that I had, but it's 337 mb and I have a 'customer no service' AT&T DSL with only an average 0.23 mb upload speed, so it will be hours yet before it's done assuming AT&T doesn't drop me out one or more times in the meantime, a common occurrence these days.

It's a zipped folder, Finale4

GM

 

[Steve Eddy]

Hehehe. Actually you could do it via the old DOS "Command Prompt," but that's a bit too archaic for some.

Finale! That was it. Lemme go digging and see if I still have it somewhere.

se

 

[Steve Eddy]

Nope. Damn. Perhaps I deleted it. Ah well, I'll wait for yours. Thanks, GM!

se

 

[a.wayne]

Cool, now if I had a clue whether or not I had one..........

Anyway, I installed Firefox and was able to get to the site, create a library card and upload all that I had, but it's 337 mb and I have a 'customer no service' AT&T DSL with only an average 0.23 mb upload speed, so it will be hours yet before it's done assuming AT&T doesn't drop me out one or more times in the meantime, a common occurrence these days.

It's a zipped folder, Finale4

GM

Tks ....

 

[GM]

up to 103 mb............

 

[perceval]

Dropbox is another alternative...

 

[GM]

......that Chrome won't allow me to access! What gives?

GM

 

[freddi]

I uploaded a Karlson radio show to Archive.org https://archive.org/details/HiFI64PROJECTTRY4

 

[GM]

'Customer no service' AT&T dropped off while I was outside, so only at 86 mb on the re-boot.......

 

[freddi]

my drive with those files died years ago - I just uploaded 621mb wav of a live band I was in to Archivedotorg so know it can handle big files

 

[GM]

I've no doubt! Neither is there any doubt where the problem is based on nearly 8 yrs of it.

GM

 

[kevinkr]

Verizon DSL is not much better, but I can get transfer rates of a couple of megabaud on a good day. For the country that "invented" the internet I find it ironic that broadband for most here is pretty slow.

 

[GM]

Well, it looks like it's not going to upload. POS AT&T keeps re-booting and the DL always starts over at 86 mb.

GM

 

[almikel]

Bugger- thanks for trying though

Mike

 

[xrk971]

I just listened to the Apollo 11 launch with a bass horn - wow!
http://home.earthlink.net/~jim_cott/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/lowbitsnip.mp3

 

[bentoronto]

I have a lamp on a band on my digital sound processor (Behringer) that tinkles when there's non-negligible content in the 20-40 Hz octave. You'd be surprised how little it tinkles, even with organ music.

But it sure is active on Danley's wonderful recordings.

And speaking of NASA (and good music), among the bassiest recordings I have is Vangelis' Mythodea which celebrates a Mars shot. It has a crew of percussionists busy most of the length of the work and a segment that seems dubbed from the rocket take-off.

My impression is that nothing can really fill a room with great gobs of clean rolling bass like a Klipschorn. And effortlessly. Pity they don't go terribly low.

OK, maybe Hovhaness' dub of whale sounds in "And God created Great Whales" is a couple of notches higher in the firmament of good music.

Ben

 

[GM]

Well, it looks like it's not going to upload. POS AT&T keeps re-booting and the DL always starts over at 86 mb.

GM

Good news AFAIK, but have no sound card or system to play them to verify!

Internet Archive: Bookmarks

Anyone know why it separated the Finale4 into a separate folder?/bookmark? Is there a way to move it? At a glance I didn't see a way.

GM

 

[perceval]

Thanks for the upload!

The files play well. No problem here.

 

[xrk971]

Yes, the sound clips work fine. Very nice. Thank you, GM.

 

[GM]

Cool! You're welcome!

GM