Yahoo Tuning Groups Ultimate Backup makemicromusic Radio is up and Running!

Very Cool.

Just an accessibility issue: I spent a good 5 minutes trying to figure out how to listen to the music. I realize it is the first sentence in the text, but I (and I suspect many other surfers) tend to ignore the text when I know what I'm looking for. So perhaps something that says "Listen" or "Listen to 81/80" or a speaker icon or something similar would be a good idea?

Best,
Magnus

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, jarod.dcamp wrote:

> Hi Everyone,
>
> The station is up and running. It can be accessed first through the
> home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I will
> certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop doing
> so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
>
> Jarod
>
>
>

🔗Crawling Wind <jpotter23@...>

Very nice! I have been listenng at work this afternoon. Thanks so much.

--James

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> The station is up and running. It can be accessed first through the
> home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I will
> certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop doing
> so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
>
> Jarod
>

🔗Magnus Jonsson <magnus@...>

I have been listening today and yesterday and heard a lot of great microtonal music I wasn't aware of already! Your station will undoubtedly help spread awareness of the varied microtonal music that exists out there! I especially enjoyed listening to the works of Charles Lucy, Kyle Gann and James Bergin. Keep up the good work!

On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, jarod.dcamp wrote:

🔗Jacob <tricesimoprimalist@...>

Yea! That's really really great awesome exciting.

Now, some lists. Beginning relevant, then diverging.

Here is a list of people/bands whom I would reallyreally want on a
microtonal radio station, many of whom would not be in the habit of
reading yahoo group listservs.

Igliashon Jones / Holocene
Warren Burt (insanely prolific man, take your pick)
Elaine Walker / ZIA
Sonic Arts / I.D.Project (Jonathan Glasier & Brink McGoogy)
The Gongs (Oberlin band)
Donald Bousted
Samuel Pellman
Ralph Jarzombek
Marcus Hobbs/Satellite (esp. Continuum 5)
Marcus Bittencourt
James Wyness
Hayden Chisholm
Hans-Andre Stamm
Harold Fortuin
Arnold Dreyblatt

People I probably really want to hear their music but haven't bothered
to really look hard for it:

Ralph David Hill
Clem Fortuna ~ Xenharmonic something-or-other band / "world 48"
Lydia Ayers
Jacques Dudon
Gary Morrison
music written for Webster College's archiphone (broken now :( )
William Schottstaedt
Larry Polansky
Carter Scholz

Let me also profess an interest I haven't acted upon, in being able to
hear examples of people's homemade/custom-built acoustic
instruments/orchestras. (I would be interested in a road
trip/recording project with someone else.) People's I have heard:

Buzz Kimball
Harry Partch
Cris Forster / Chrysalis Foundation
Kraig Grady / Anaphoria

People's I haven't:

X.J.Scott (Tin Camelan)
American Gamelan of Harvey Mudd
Other Music 14-tone JI American Gamelan
Denny Genovese's orchestra - still in storage in Fla.? :(
Darren Burgess' microtonal carrilon
Skip LaPlante
Jim French
Erik Griswold
Tom Nunn

Three people I hope to be making recordings/renderings/reversions of
soon - question: would I have the choice of making my own
renderings/recordings public domain?

Alois Haba (just found some string quartet scores)
Adriaan Fokker (here come the udderbots...)
Tui St. George Tucker

that is all for now,
jacob

🔗hstraub64 <hstraub64@...>

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, Magnus Jonsson <magnus@...> wrote:
>
> Just an accessibility issue: I spent a good 5 minutes trying to
> figure out how to listen to the music. I realize it is the first
> sentence in the text, but I (and I suspect many other surfers) tend
> to ignore the text when I know what I'm looking for. So perhaps
> something that says "Listen" or "Listen to 81/80" or a speaker icon
> or something similar would be a
> good idea?
>

I spent more than 5 minutes and was not able to get it to play
anything. First, I was asked unnumerably times to grant the storing of
cookies, which I did - but I always ended up being asked to register.
Which I did not want.
--
Hans Straub

🔗aum <aum@...>

🔗iranief <carlo@...>

Hi Jarod
I wrote to you a few days ago about your microtonal radio.
I haven't heard from you so I am trying again.
you can find my microtonal compositions at http://www.seraph.it/Detwelvulation.html
they are freely dowloadable so if you want to feature them on your radio let me know.
regards,
C
btw I'm really enjoying the radio
thanks!

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> The station is up and running. It can be accessed first through the
> home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I will
> certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop doing
> so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
>
> Jarod
>

🔗jarod.dcamp <jarod.dcamp@...>

Hello, thanks for your suggestions!

I actually was very interested in most of the people on your list,
however, I had trouble getting ahold of them. If you have a way of
helping me out there, that would be great! As everyone knows this
is my first radio station, so hopefully everyone can be patient with
me as we grow!

Thanks very much! And sorry to everyone who I hadn't responded to
yet, I think your mail ended up in my junk folder, which I looked at
today, so hopefully I got everyone.

Jarod

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Jacob"
<tricesimoprimalist@...> wrote:
>
> Yea! That's really really great awesome exciting.
>
> Now, some lists. Beginning relevant, then diverging.
>
> Here is a list of people/bands whom I would reallyreally want on a
> microtonal radio station, many of whom would not be in the habit of
> reading yahoo group listservs.
>
> Igliashon Jones / Holocene
> Warren Burt (insanely prolific man, take your pick)
> Elaine Walker / ZIA
> Sonic Arts / I.D.Project (Jonathan Glasier & Brink McGoogy)
> The Gongs (Oberlin band)
> Donald Bousted
> Samuel Pellman
> Ralph Jarzombek
> Marcus Hobbs/Satellite (esp. Continuum 5)
> Marcus Bittencourt
> James Wyness
> Hayden Chisholm
> Hans-Andre Stamm
> Harold Fortuin
> Arnold Dreyblatt
>
> People I probably really want to hear their music but haven't
bothered
> to really look hard for it:
>
> Ralph David Hill
> Clem Fortuna ~ Xenharmonic something-or-other band / "world 48"
> Lydia Ayers
> Jacques Dudon
> Gary Morrison
> music written for Webster College's archiphone (broken now :( )
> William Schottstaedt
> Larry Polansky
> Carter Scholz
>
> Let me also profess an interest I haven't acted upon, in being
able to
> hear examples of people's homemade/custom-built acoustic
> instruments/orchestras. (I would be interested in a road
> trip/recording project with someone else.) People's I have heard:
>
> Buzz Kimball
> Harry Partch
> Cris Forster / Chrysalis Foundation
> Kraig Grady / Anaphoria
>
> People's I haven't:
>
> X.J.Scott (Tin Camelan)
> American Gamelan of Harvey Mudd
> Other Music 14-tone JI American Gamelan
> Denny Genovese's orchestra - still in storage in Fla.? :(
> Darren Burgess' microtonal carrilon
> Skip LaPlante
> Jim French
> Erik Griswold
> Tom Nunn
>
> Three people I hope to be making recordings/renderings/reversions
of
> soon - question: would I have the choice of making my own
> renderings/recordings public domain?
>
> Alois Haba (just found some string quartet scores)
> Adriaan Fokker (here come the udderbots...)
> Tui St. George Tucker
>
> that is all for now,
> jacob
>

🔗jarod.dcamp <jarod.dcamp@...>

Hello,

You should not be forced to register. I don't know what it is you
are clicking, but you should be able to click the speaker and just
listen. You will have to listen to some annoying ads, but it is
free. Let me know if you are still having trouble.

Jarod DCamp

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "hstraub64" <hstraub64@...>
wrote:
>
> --- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, Magnus Jonsson <magnus@>
wrote:
> >
> > Just an accessibility issue: I spent a good 5 minutes trying to
> > figure out how to listen to the music. I realize it is the first
> > sentence in the text, but I (and I suspect many other surfers)
tend
> > to ignore the text when I know what I'm looking for. So perhaps
> > something that says "Listen" or "Listen to 81/80" or a speaker
icon
> > or something similar would be a
> > good idea?
> >
>
> I spent more than 5 minutes and was not able to get it to play
> anything. First, I was asked unnumerably times to grant the
storing of
> cookies, which I did - but I always ended up being asked to
register.
> Which I did not want.
> --
> Hans Straub
>

🔗Jarod DCamp <jarod.dcamp@...>

Hi Milan,

I am not too familiar with Linux, maybe someone else from this group could shed some light on the situation. Thanks for your interest!

Jarod

aum <aum@...> wrote:
Hi,
many interesting pieces of music. Thank you Jarod!

Is there any player for Linux, capable to display at least the name and
the author of the piece being played?

Milan

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🔗iranief <carlo@...>

I have been listening to the radio for a few hours. I have heard music by composers I had only
read about before. The broadcast is very variegated. Lots of inspiring music.
Great!

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> The station is up and running. It can be accessed first through the
> home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I will
> certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop doing
> so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
>
> Jarod
>

🔗Magnus Jonsson <magnus@...>

I am using firefox (aka iceweasel) and xmms on my system, and it is working fine, except that I don't see the title of the currently played song. For that I have to look at the website's "currently playing" list. Let me know if you find something that displays the name of the song.

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007, aum wrote:

> Hi,
> many interesting pieces of music. Thank you Jarod!
>
> Is there any player for Linux, capable to display at least the name and
> the author of the piece being played?
>
> Milan
>

🔗Carl Lumma <carl@...>

At 04:22 AM 10/14/2007, you wrote:
>--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, Magnus Jonsson <magnus@...> wrote:
>> Just an accessibility issue: I spent a good 5 minutes trying to
>> figure out how to listen to the music. I realize it is the first
>> sentence in the text, but I (and I suspect many other surfers) tend
>> to ignore the text when I know what I'm looking for. So perhaps
>> something that says "Listen" or "Listen to 81/80" or a speaker icon
>> or something similar would be a
>> good idea?
>>
>
>I spent more than 5 minutes and was not able to get it to play
>anything. First, I was asked unnumerably times to grant the storing of
>cookies, which I did - but I always ended up being asked to register.
>Which I did not want.

Me too.

-Carl

🔗hstraub64 <hstraub64@...>

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@...>
wrote:

>
> You should not be forced to register. I don't know what it is you
> are clicking, but you should be able to click the speaker and just
> listen. You will have to listen to some annoying ads, but it is
> free. Let me know if you are still having trouble.
>

I brought it to work now - on MSIE only, however. It was Firefox 1.5
that would not do it on my machine.
Good thing!
--
Hans Straub

🔗jarod.dcamp <jarod.dcamp@...>

🔗iranief <carlo@...>

I haven't had any problem on OSX running Safari and/or Firefox2

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@...> wrote:
>
> I don't know why everyone is having issues with seeing the current
> piece etc. In my experience I see them on whatever computer or
> browser it is on. However, I am usually using Explorer. So I am not
> sure. I have not tried it with Firefox. Let me know if you guys are
> still having trouble, we'll have to work on it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jarod
>

🔗J.A.Martin Salinas <tony@...>

🔗kylegann1955 <kgann@...>

Dear Jarod,

I'm enjoying your station, and thanks for including me. As it happens, I have a brand new
piece called Charing Cross that I premiered in Amsterdam tuesday, and it's yours for the
taking:

http://www.kylegann.com/CharingCross.mp3

You can give it its North American premiere. 13-limit tuning, 39 pitches to the octave, the
most I've ever used (small potatoes for some of you, I realize).

Yours,

Kyle

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "iranief" <carlo@...> wrote:
>
> I have been listening to the radio for a few hours. I have heard music by composers I
had only
> read about before. The broadcast is very variegated. Lots of inspiring music.
> Great!
>
> --- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp" <jarod.dcamp@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Everyone,
> >
> > The station is up and running. It can be accessed first through the
> > home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I will
> > certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop doing
> > so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
> >
> > Jarod
> >
>

🔗jarod.dcamp <jarod.dcamp@...>

Thanks very much Kyle!

I will put it up immediately!

Jarod

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "kylegann1955" <kgann@...>
wrote:
>
> Dear Jarod,
>
> I'm enjoying your station, and thanks for including me. As it
happens, I have a brand new
> piece called Charing Cross that I premiered in Amsterdam tuesday,
and it's yours for the
> taking:
>
> http://www.kylegann.com/CharingCross.mp3
>
> You can give it its North American premiere. 13-limit tuning, 39
pitches to the octave, the
> most I've ever used (small potatoes for some of you, I realize).
>
> Yours,
>
> Kyle
>
>
>
> --- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "iranief" <carlo@> wrote:
> >
> > I have been listening to the radio for a few hours. I have heard
music by composers I
> had only
> > read about before. The broadcast is very variegated. Lots of
inspiring music.
> > Great!
> >
> > --- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "jarod.dcamp"
<jarod.dcamp@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Everyone,
> > >
> > > The station is up and running. It can be accessed first
through the
> > > home page at www.microtonal-radio.com then click 81/80. I
will
> > > certainly be adding any new pieces you send me, so don't stop
doing
> > > so. Go ahead and send any feedback as well!
> > >
> > > Jarod
> > >
> >
>

🔗Afmmjr@...

Beautiful piece, Kyle. I found myself jamming with it with soprano recorder
as it interacted best with the synthesized gockenspiel, "justly" so.

Jarod, I'm having MP3s made for you, soon to be sent to you. Figured my
string quartet Cosmic Rays, along with Odysseus would be a good submission.
Although, Odysseus is 45 minutes.

best, Johnny

______________________
Thanks very much Kyle!

I will put it up immediately!

Jarod

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🔗Aaron Krister Johnson <aaron@...>

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "J.A.Martin Salinas" <tony@...>
wrote:
>
> Congratulations Jarod for the radio first of all!
>
> Dear Aaron,
>
> I wasn't aware of this piece of yours (not on your page):
>
> Aaron Krister Johnson - Study for Kyle Gann
>
> Could you tell us a bit about the tuning and rhythms used?

Last I looked, it was on my 'works' page.

Anyway, it's 12-of-15edo, and it's a sped up improvisation...I used
some polyrhythmic things that just occured to me by feel at the
time..you must be talking about the passage in the middle, right?

-A.

🔗Aaron Andrew Hunt <aahunt@...>

AKJ,

Whew, I was hoping you weren't going to say you programmed
all that in Python or something... Even if that's sped up, those
are still some pretty slick chops you've got there! I'm looking
forward to hearing you and everyone else perform at the midwest
microfest. I don't pick up Chicago public radio here in central IL,
but I hope I can listen in on the internet for your interview.

Yours,
Aaron Hunt
H-Pi Instruments

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com,
> "Aaron Krister Johnson" <aaron@...> wrote:
> it's 12-of-15edo, and it's a sped up improvisation...I used
> some polyrhythmic things that just occured to me by feel at the
> time..you must be talking about the passage in the middle, right?
>
> -A.
>

🔗Aaron Krister Johnson <aaron@...>

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, "Aaron Andrew Hunt"
<aahunt@...> wrote:
>
> AKJ,
>
> Whew, I was hoping you weren't going to say you programmed
> all that in Python or something... Even if that's sped up, those
> are still some pretty slick chops you've got there! I'm looking
> forward to hearing you and everyone else perform at the midwest
> microfest. I don't pick up Chicago public radio here in central IL,
> but I hope I can listen in on the internet for your interview.

Thanks, other-Aaron!

Looking forward to meeting face to face!

-Your 'Doppelganger'

🔗kylegann1955 <kgann@...>

Thanks, Johnny,

When I play the piece at AFMM, I'll have you sit in!

Yours,

Kyle

--- In MakeMicroMusic@yahoogroups.com, Afmmjr@... wrote:
>
>
>
> Beautiful piece, Kyle. I found myself jamming with it with soprano recorder
> as it interacted best with the synthesized gockenspiel, "justly" so.
>
> Jarod, I'm having MP3s made for you, soon to be sent to you. Figured my
> string quartet Cosmic Rays, along with Odysseus would be a good submission.
> Although, Odysseus is 45 minutes.
>
> best, Johnny
>
> ______________________
> Thanks very much Kyle!
>
> I will put it up immediately!
>
> Jarod
>
>
>
>
>
> ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com
>
>
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