Runs on a pi. Via Aaron’s 📑 How To Enjoy Your Own Digital Music
Personal Music Streamer
Personal Music Streamer
Runs on a pi. Via Aaron’s 📑 How To Enjoy Your Own Digital Music
Hand stamped ‘Under Dubwood’, no other details. The sender clearly wished to remain anonymous.
Wandering around the internet in the insomniac hours I find Caught by the River an interesting gathering of nature, poetry & culture &:
Is this not lovely:
I do not generally post about music but this is lovely and I know the artist. Empty Room by Michael Timmons. Sound fills your head and a west of Scotland voice.
lofi.cafe – lofi music 🎧, last session I played a bit of this type of music, from YouTube in class. Went down quite well. Think this may be useful. Via @joejenett‘s pointers
Pretty amazing project, I’ve only dipped my toe in. almost 30 year’s ago I watched Toto the Hero at the movies. It had a great theme song. Over the years I forgot the film’s name about 10 years decided to find the song. Much googling (I was looking for boom) and I eventually found it on Youtube. Today I found it again but sung in English.
I am sure there are a lot more educational used for this amazing collection of digital music.
NB the archive has a nice WordPress embed:
[archiveorg 78_boum_charles-trenet-trenet_gbia0122226a width=640 height=50 frameborder=0 webkitallowfullscreen=true mozallowfullscreen=true] I set the heigh param to a bit lover than the given 140.
Kevin, I am delighted that my wee toy could be part of making something this lovely. Thanks for the mention!
I wanted to add images to represent uncertainty for my Song for An Uncertain Time that I created this morning as a soundtrack to the days, so I turned to Creative Commons blend tool by @johnjohnston and it was perfect — just enough off-balanced images … #ds106 #clmooc pic.twitter.com/j5za34QrJW
— KevinHodgson (@dogtrax) March 15, 2020
Nice accompaniment to tonight’s commute.
BBC Radio 4 – Soul Music, Series 25, Redemption Song caught a bit of this today now huffduffed for later consumption.
https://www.jukedeck.com lets you
Create unique music for your videos in seconds
could be used for podcasts and the like too. A free account allows you download 5 tracks a month under
A royalty-free licence for commercial or non-commercial use by an individual or a business with fewer than 10 employees
This could be a useful alternative to making your own tunes or using Kevin Macleod for creative projects, video and audio in the classroom.
The site generates music based on a few choices, genre, feeling and length. The site says:
Every track is unique, so there’s no danger of your music popping up somewhere else.
Here is one I got by choosing Folk -> Uplifting -> 1:30 minute long.
And used the Make it Christmassy button.
Featured image public domain: Jukebox Wurlitzer on Flickr