proposed keyboard by Wendy Carlos

This graphic appeared in an article by Wendy Carlos
in Computer Music Journal...

http://lumma.org/stuff/carlos-keyboard-cmj.png
(240 K)

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Carl Lumma <ekin@l...> wrote:
> This graphic appeared in an article by Wendy Carlos
> in Computer Music Journal...
>
> http://lumma.org/stuff/carlos-keyboard-cmj.png
> (240 K)
>
> -Carl

"this page cannot be found"

how about uploading to tuning-files? how about a format i've heard of?

>> This graphic appeared in an article by Wendy Carlos in
>> Computer Music Journal...
>>
>> http://lumma.org/stuff/carlos-keyboard-cmj.png
>> (240 K)
>>
>> -Carl
>
>"this page cannot be found"

Sorry. Too late at night when I posted that. Try now.

Apparently it was originally in color.

>how about uploading to tuning-files?

No way.

() I don't get a compact url.

() There are always unforeseen problems. For example, at
the moment tuning_files has apparently exceeded its
download bandwidth, or something.

() It's inappropriate to share with folks not on the list.

>how about a format i've heard of?

I've posted pngs here before many times. They open in
any web browser.

"ping" is a great format that's been around for years.
It's supported by every major graphics app. Check it out!

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Erlich" <perlich@a...> wrote:

> "this page cannot be found"

I found it; I just can't make much sense of it. It's a 31-et
keyboard, and I'd like to compare it to what I proposed on my very
first posting to this list.

> how about uploading to tuning-files? how about a format i've heard
of?

I'll check, and if no one else has uploaded it I'll put it on tuning-
files.

>> how about uploading to tuning-files? how about a format i've
>> heard of?
>
>I'll check, and if no one else has uploaded it I'll put it on
>tuning-files.

What's wrong with it's current location? Yahoo sucks so much
ass, I can't fathom why you people like it so much.

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Carl Lumma <ekin@l...> wrote:
> >> how about uploading to tuning-files? how about a format i've
> >> heard of?
> >
> >I'll check, and if no one else has uploaded it I'll put it on
> >tuning-files.
>
> What's wrong with it's current location?

Apparently not everyone was able to download from that url.

Yahoo sucks so much
> ass, I can't fathom why you people like it so much.

This is like saying Windows sucks. It may be true, but is it
relevant? Here we happen to be.

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Carl Lumma <ekin@l...> wrote:
> >> This graphic appeared in an article by Wendy Carlos in
> >> Computer Music Journal...
> >>
> >> http://lumma.org/stuff/carlos-keyboard-cmj.png
> >> (240 K)
> >>
> >> -Carl
> >
> >"this page cannot be found"
>
> Sorry. Too late at night when I posted that. Try now.

ok.

> >how about a format i've heard of?
>
> I've posted pngs here before many times. They open in
> any web browser.

not this one. netscape 4.77 on ara's computer.

>Apparently not everyone was able to download from that url.

Dude, I had a typo in the filename. It's been fixed. Now
everyone in the world with an http client can download this
file!

-Carl

>> I've posted pngs here before many times. They open in
>> any web browser.
>
>not this one.

What are you running? Internet explorer opens pngs since
version 4. Try dragging the file on top of it.

-Carl

>> Dude, I had a typo in the filename.
>
>what was it?

On my server, I had called the file

carlos-keybooard-cmj.png

-Carl

--- In tuning@yahoogroups.com, Carl Lumma <ekin@l...> wrote:
> >Apparently not everyone was able to download from that url.
>
> Dude, I had a typo in the filename. It's been fixed. Now
> everyone in the world with an http client can download this
> file!

This is bad? Why would they, and why do you want to stop them?

on 8/3/03 10:14 PM, Carl Lumma <ekin@lumma.org> wrote:

>>> I've posted pngs here before many times. They open in
>>> any web browser.
>>
>> not this one.
>
> What are you running? Internet explorer opens pngs since
> version 4. Try dragging the file on top of it.

My trusty reference (O'Reilly, Web Design in a Nutshell) says PNGs have been
supported on both Mac and Windows Netscape since version 4.04. On windows
it requires a plug-in called "PNG Live 2.0" to support alpha channel
transparency, but I doubt this is an issue.

-Kurt