Please see my previous post on installing software and stretching audio up to a billion times. Summary below. PaulStretch 101 Easy how to on music track stretching Download and install PaulStretch-2.0 software, it runs on MacOSX, Windows and Linux (via WINE). Run the application and choose a track via File > Open
Paul Stretch is a piece of open source software capable of extreme time stretching a piece of music. It creates amazing euphoric style music from the most mundane of pop. Here you’ll see samples and a howto to get your started stretching your own tracks. Paul Stretch download Howto make your own Paul Stretch tracks [...]
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Reducing HTTP requests by combining CSS files. @media in CSS how to combine CSS files So Google suggests to me that I combine my CSS files to save HTTP requests. How to do that? Joining print and normal stylesheets It’s quite easy when you have separate stylesheets (CSS) for print and regular styles to combine [...]
Quick how-to, or at least how-I, for upgrading the Silverstripe open source CMS. Oh, one minor grip … it didn’t work FIXED. Silverstrip CMS upgrade (FAIL FIXED) Backup Of course you keep up to date backups so it goes without saying. But just in case you lose today’s data you should first backup your database [...]
However here’s a review of the current state of OCR on linux distros from a user perspective. I’ve looked at OCR for Linux briefly before when considering PDF editing and OCR of text-as-image in PDF documents but it’s not really relevant to this. Note this article is not yet finished! Optical Character Recognition OCR – [...]
On 17 and 19 May we visited London for work. Unfortunately we weren’t aware of the details of the London Congestion Charge scheme and have been issued with a Penalty Charge Notice (PCN). What is the Congestion Charge If you travel into central London (link to page with map of region) a charge is levied [...]
