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richard barrett
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« Reply #30 on: 12:40:57, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: time_is_now on 02:12:41, 28-08-2008
Quote from: richard barrett on 01:41:41, 28-08-2008
It's no more weird in that regard than "proper" German words like "geahnt" though.
Yes it is. "ea" isn't a diphthong.

OK Mr Clever, what about "geimpft"?
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« Reply #31 on: 12:44:13, 28-08-2008 »
Take you 10½ hours to come up with a verb beginning with 'i', does it? Grin

Go on then. You win.

Back to geiPods.
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« Reply #32 on: 12:46:45, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: time_is_now on 12:44:13, 28-08-2008
Take you 10½ hours to come up with a verb beginning with 'i', does it? Grin

Yes. Imagine what having a conversation with me in German must be like!
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« Reply #33 on: 13:17:04, 28-08-2008 »
And you will be pleased to know trj was on the ball.

There was an Album Artist entered in the last tracks uploaded, but not in the tracks which should precede them.  I have given all tracks the same Album Artist, and they now appear in running order.

Thank you.

What is an Album Artist?  How does he, she, it or they differ from the track artists?  Why do they bother to have a slot for them?
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« Reply #34 on: 13:40:08, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: Don Basilio on 13:17:04, 28-08-2008
What is an Album Artist?  How does he, she, it or they differ from the track artists?  Why do they bother to have a slot for them?
Like most things to do with CD cataloguing/track registration (the way record companies have to register new releases for PPL - public broadcasting royalties - works along the same lines), it's conceived in terms of a pop music system where you might have a new album by X, marketed as such, but with guest appearances on certain tracks by Y and Z.
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« Reply #35 on: 16:49:48, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: Ruby2 on 10:35:44, 28-08-2008
You got me curious about this as well, so I've had a bit of a search.  It seems to be a combination of data such as track lengths and easier methods such as the unique ID string attached to a CD, which will be a much easier thing to recognise. I can only assume that your piece has been published to CD at some point and it's matched your recording with it based on track lengths... or something...

Thanks for doing the research Ruby, saved me the bother Smiley The album in question is not available on CD now - hence the lengths I went to to create my own - but it must have been at some time presumably.
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« Reply #36 on: 18:38:37, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: Don Basilio on 13:17:04, 28-08-2008
And you will be pleased to know trj was on the ball.

There was an Album Artist entered in the last tracks uploaded, but not in the tracks which should precede them.  I have given all tracks the same Album Artist, and they now appear in running order.

Thank you.

What is an Album Artist?  How does he, she, it or they differ from the track artists?  Why do they bother to have a slot for them?

Glad to be of help!

Album artist is almost always the same as the track artist - except for compilations. I tend to use the track artist tag for the composer's name, and use Album artist as a way of identifying performers. It's not ideal but, until I can customize my iTunes so that I can change the three 'Genre', 'Artist' and 'Album' panes to something more useful to me, I'll continue to do so.
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« Reply #37 on: 19:25:29, 28-08-2008 »
Quote from: richard barrett on 12:40:57, 28-08-2008
Quote from: time_is_now on 02:12:41, 28-08-2008
Quote from: richard barrett on 01:41:41, 28-08-2008
It's no more weird in that regard than "proper" German words like "geahnt" though.
Yes it is. "ea" isn't a diphthong.

OK Mr Clever, what about "geimpft"?
Now my favourite word to do with vaccination is impfpflicht. But you knew that.
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