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Re: Databasing & cataloguing

Subject: Re: Databasing & cataloguing
From: Geoff Sample <>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 14:53:21 +0100
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 14:58:07 -0600
From: Rob Danielson <>
Subject: Re: Re: Databasing & cataloguing

> Hi Lang
> Yes, can show the contents of CD's, DVD's, external drives, zip disks
> that are on or off line. I also find it very useful for creating a
> "snapshot" of all of the docs in a project to include with the actual
> docs as I save them to disk.  Has a great search engine. A powerful
> shortcut is to include the document type and/or document creator
> type. There are free contextual menu apps for getting the
> type/creator codes you use like
> http://www.publicspace.net/ABetterFinderCreatorsAndTypes/
> 
> 
> I also use text notebook entries like Rich and content searches in
> Sherlock for correlating complex attributes and then DiskTracker to
> find all the storage and on-line disks where the original and
> subsequent generations reside.
> 
> For simple, finder auditioning, I use instant player which will play
> any file in a directory window by clicking on it (mac 0s9)
> http://www.soundhack.com/freeware.php. I bet there's a OSX version
> that someone has created and posted.  Rob D.


Hi Rob

Interesting. We must compare notes sometime, since we seem to be using a lot
of the same software. I noticed recently you used Logic Audio AND you're on
a relatively old version, like myself - 4.7. But it's been working very
reliably on my G4 for a few years now, and that's been a pleasure.

When I worked in the music biz I used to use cubase, but I've never quite
got to grips with the midi side of logic (and the environment). Maybe one
day. I basically use it for listening through files and compositing/editing
stuff, sometimes with a voice-over. I quite like the EQ, though overall the
sound is not quite up to my old dinosaur Yamaha CBX-D5 - now that was a nice
sounding processor. Just impossible to control.

Aren't you tempted to move up to a more recent version on OSX?

Best wishes, Geoff.

Geoff Sample

Wildsong Studios
Northumberland, UK
http://www.wildsong.co.uk

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