NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO FOR MAC
NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO ARCHIVE
NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO PC

In NiceCast, I could use its monitor volume controls to listen to the sound coming through, or mute it if I was talking (to avoid audio coming back into my mic).Īnother plus for NiceCast is that it saves a copy as an archive, so I can post a record later. On the MacBookPro, I am running NiceCast for audio streaming (it sends the signal to our external hosted media stream service, the StreamGuys). Rather than using the speakers, I connected the headphone jack form the speakers as a line in input to my MacBook Pro.

I rigged my sound controls to use my headset mic for inout (when I needed to talk), but routing the sound out to the speakers, essentially mixing all the sound into one source.

NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO PC

My solution was to use my PC as the source. The trick with Second Life is that the audio chat actually runs as a separate invisible application, so it is tricky to get both the sound from in world and the voice. We had a lot of challenges with voice chat on day 1, so I fiddled a bit to see what I could do to provide a live audio stream.

This Thursday's show,at 13.I've spent the past 3 days working behind the scenes for the NMC SL Pro! conference.

NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO FOR MAC

Soon live: Deichstadtradio - Show Number 29 -) 11:52:20 AM Novemfrom Twitter for Mac Reply Retweet Favorite.This Thursday's show, at 14.00 on 15 Feb - '' 03:37:54 PM Februfrom Twitter Web Client Reply Retweet Favorite.Sound and the Body: What’s your vibe? Expl… 05:04:06 PM Apfrom Twitter Web Client Reply Retweet Favorite

On Air – 14:30, 12 April 18 – What’s Your Vibe?.What's Your Vibe? Music students from University of East London tal… 12:50:11 PM Apfrom Twitter Web Client Reply Retweet Favorite “This song is Copyrighted in U.S., under Seal of Copyright # 154085, for a period of 28 years, and anybody caught singin it without our permission, will be mighty good… Woody Guthrie dedicated his work to the public domain so you are free to use, re-use, edit and re-purpose his music as you wish. is “55 hours of public domain music you can use any way you want, with no strings attached.” Lots of music here which can be used as you like. Examples include the works of Shakespeare and Beethoven, The King James Bible, most of the early silent films, the formulae of Newtonian physics,… “Works in the public domain are those whose intellectual property rights have expired, have been forfeited, or are inapplicable. There is a very good site called public domain review which explains everything you need to know about finding music which is in the public domain. The public domain review has lots of useful information about finding… They also have which is a collection designed for streaming on internet radio or editing to make backing tracks.

NICECAST ARCHIVED AUDIO ARCHIVE

The Internet Archive has a huge section for community music most of which is public domain or share alike by attribution. Read More Useful links – creative commons and license free music Again, remember to check the small print! Nine Inch Nails actively encourage… Fear not, here’s a list of better known bands, artists, tracks and albums which have been published with Creative Commons licences. All this licence-free public domain and Creative Commons music is great but sometimes you want to play something a bit more “commercial”.

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