Fun with Awk, XML and Ardour
First rule of XML club is "Never use text munging tools with XML".
Here's a case where I successfully used text munging tools with XML.
First rule of XML club is "Never use text munging tools with XML".
Here's a case where I successfully used text munging tools with XML.
This song was written as part of the assessment tasks for MUSI221 - Songwriting for Contemporary Performance, part of my Bachelor of Music degree at UNE. This is a live take without any edits, and I use a looper (sooperlooper on linux) to replay the chords during the solo (the ending of the loop was a bit rough).
This live recording is from an in-house concert I held on May 18th 2017 as part of my University assessment for MUSI121 - Foundation Studies in Musical Performance.
I use Open Source, GPL'd software for all my Audio and Video projects (and, well just about everything else, too). Here's a quick summary of what I'm using right now for Audio production and performance.
After doing some performance debugging on mysql running in a vm I found the mysqld service refused to start. The log files showed nothing other than it exiting with an exit code of 1.
Running mysqld from the command line (with sudo -u mysql mysqld -v) also gave nothing useful.
Finally I found a suggestion to run:
sudo -u mysql mysqld_safe --log-error=/tmp/mysql.log
The second of my two audition pieces for entry to UNE's Bachelor of music. SOOoooo much room for improvement but it got me through :-)
The Foggy, Foggy Dew is a traditional English folk song, this being the version created and popularised by Benjamin Britten. It is a somewhat cheeky tale of a love from years ago complete with thinly-veiled justification for following one's heart.