CC-Zero-Project - Revision history

Fuchur at 20:40, 29 January 2022

2022-01-29T20:40:23Z

Fuchur: Replaced content with "The '''CC-Zero-Project''' is the former digitization project of the Musical Heritage Organization. Under the new name '''Sounds.Earth''' will continued the project his act..."

2022-01-29T20:38:35Z

Replaced content with "The '''CC-Zero-Project''' is the former digitization project of the Musical Heritage Organization. Under the new name '''Sounds.Earth''' will continued the project his act..."

Fuchur: /* Relocations in January 2022 */

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‎Relocations in January 2022

Fuchur: /* Relocations in January 2022 */

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‎Relocations in January 2022

Fuchur: /* Background */

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‎Background

Fuchur: /* Inspection */

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‎Inspection

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‎Inspection

Fuchur: /* Digitization and Continous Workflow */

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‎Digitization and Continous Workflow

Fuchur: /* Equalizing */

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‎Equalizing

Fuchur: /* Collection Overview */

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‎Collection Overview

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-The '''CC-Zero-Project''' is the former digitization project of the Musical Heritage Organization. Under the new name '''Sounds.Earth''' will continued the project his activities to make available [[Wikipedia:Public domain|public domain]] sound recordings to any people on Earth.
+The '''CC-Zero-Project''' is the former digitization project of the '''[[Musical Heritage Organization]]'''. Under the new name '''[[Sounds.Earth]]''' will continued the project his activities to make available [[Wikipedia:Public domain|public domain]] sound recordings to any people on Earth.
 == Metrics and Reports ==
 * [[wikipedia:meta:Digitization Projects/CC-Zero-Project|Wikimedia Digitization User Group:CC-Zero-Project]] (Meta-Wiki)

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-The CC-Zero-Project is an ambitious project that collects musicological worth protecting analogue and digital sound recordings. Our goal is the free availability of public domain related content like music, sound or voice recordings.
+The '''CC-Zero-Project''' is the former digitization project of the Musical Heritage Organization. Under the new name '''Sounds.Earth''' will continued the project his activities to make available [[Wikipedia:Public domain|public domain]] sound recordings to any people on Earth.
 == Metrics and Reports ==
 * [[wikipedia:meta:Digitization Projects/CC-Zero-Project|Wikimedia Digitization User Group:CC-Zero-Project]] (Meta-Wiki)

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 === Relocations in January 2022 ===
-* 1'000 grammophone records were purchased from a shop in Zurich. We received a collection of 400 records from Latin- and South America in alphabetical order from an inheritance. The shop owner is a friend and have gifted us also many hundred records, including of operatic soprano Amelita Galli-Curci and of operatic tenors Enrico Caruso and Benjamino Gigli. Some records of Yma Sumac, two very rare Ngoma discs of the Belgian Kongo, some discs of Brazillian and Argentinian musicians and various Rock 'N' Roll discs we have purchased for a special reduced price.
+* 1'000 grammophone records were purchased from a shop in Zurich. We received a collection of 400 records from Latin- and South America in alphabetical order from an inheritance. The shop owner is a friend and have gifted us also many hundred records, including of operatic soprano Amelita Galli-Curci and of operatic tenors Enrico Caruso and Benjamino Gigli. Some records of Yma Sumac, two very rare Ngoma discs of the Belgian Kongo, some discs of Brazillian and Argentinian musicians and various Rock 'N' Roll discs were donated to our sound archives.
 == Inspection ==

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 === Relocations in January 2022 ===
-* 10'000 grammophone records were purchased from a shop in Zurich. We received a complete collection from Latin- and South America in alphabetical order from an inheritance. The shop owner is a friend and have gifted us also over hundred operatic soprano recordings of Amelita Galli-Curci and operatic tenor recordings of Enrico Caruso and Benjamino Gigli. Some records of Yma Sumac, two very rare Ngoma discs of the Belgian Kongo, some discs of Brazillian and Argentinian musicians and various Rock 'N' Roll discs we have purchased for a special reduced price
+* 1'000 grammophone records were purchased from a shop in Zurich. We received a collection of 400 records from Latin- and South America in alphabetical order from an inheritance. The shop owner is a friend and have gifted us also many hundred records, including of operatic soprano Amelita Galli-Curci and of operatic tenors Enrico Caruso and Benjamino Gigli. Some records of Yma Sumac, two very rare Ngoma discs of the Belgian Kongo, some discs of Brazillian and Argentinian musicians and various Rock 'N' Roll discs we have purchased for a special reduced price.
 == Inspection ==

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 == Background ==
-After my activities as an entrepreneur between 1988 and 1998 in the film- and music industry, I have founded after the millenium an Internet Radio Service to broadcast parts of my music collection which I built up since 1977. The focus was on the purchase of rarities that are significant in musicology. The collection contains today 2'000 phonograph cylinders, 45'000 78 rpm gramophone records, 25'000 vinyl discs, 15'000 compact discs and 500 laserdiscs. After long time spending to discuss with the collecting societies to create a contract for amateur broadcasters, the next step was to set up the Swiss Internet Radio Association. In 2009 I founded with a friend (expert of copyright law) the Public Domain Project, today a music archive and online library with 35'000 gramophone records. I left the Swiss Foundation Public Domain in the end of 2019.
+After my activities as an entrepreneur between 1988 and 1998 in the film- and music industry, I have founded after the millenium an Internet Radio Service to broadcast parts of my music collection which I built up since 1977. The focus was on the purchase of rarities that are significant in musicology. The collection contains today 2'000 phonograph cylinders, 36'000 78 rpm gramophone records, 25'000 vinyl discs, 15'000 compact discs and 500 laserdiscs. After long time spending to discuss with the collecting societies to create a contract for amateur broadcasters, the next step was to set up the Swiss Internet Radio Association. In 2009 I founded with a friend (expert of copyright law) the Public Domain Project, today a music archive and online library with 70'000 gramophone records. I left the Swiss Foundation Public Domain in the end of 2019.
 == Collection Overview ==

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 * Reduce the metadata information fields to a minimum
 * Check the copyright status
-* Upload the audio file (24-Bit, 192 kHz, FLAC) to '''[[:commons:Special:ListFiles/Namrood|Wikimedia Commons]]''' good documented with references
+* Upload the audio file (24-Bit, 192 kHz, FLAC) to Wikimedia Commons good documented with references
 == Continous Workflow ==

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 * Upload the audio file (24-Bit, 192 kHz, FLAC) to Wikimedia Commons good documented with references
-== Digitization and Continous Workflow ==
+== Continous Workflow ==
 I have been specializing in the digitization and rightsclearing of historical audio documents for eleven years. The processes and procedures have been continuously improved through my daily work. It is very difficult to find sponsors and at the same time to provide a continous workflow of high-quality digitized audio files with error-free metadata fields, well-documented informations about the 78 rpm records and finally the rightsclearing with irrefutable evidence that the recording is actually in the public domain.

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 * [https://www.hifisystemcomponents.com/about/reproducing-old-records.html Reproducing Old Records]
 * [https://grammophon-platten.de/page.php?534 Equalize and digitize 78 rpm records] (German)
 == Metrics and Reports ==
 * [[wikipedia:meta:Digitization Projects/CC-Zero-Project|Wikimedia Digitization User Group:CC-Zero-Project]] (Meta-Wiki)

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 == Collection Overview ==
 The main part of the collection is classical music between the baroque era and the 21st century in their variety of musical forms: chamber-, dance-, orchestral music, performing arts, piano pieces, sacred and secular vocal music. The 2nd largest part is jazz and swing music. During my business activities in the 1990s in the Middle East and West Africa I have started to collect rare ethnical vocal recordings and folk music. In the 2000s I began systematically to buy the earliest sound recordings, mainly phonograph cylinders of Edison and Pathé. My collection of phonograph cylinders was classified by Memoriav in 2016 as particularly valuable and therefore worth protecting. I found all kinds of oddities on record fairs and flea markets in Australia, Canada, England and the United States. My attempt to export a custom-made salon horn to Europe for an Edison Triumph phonograph failed due to local airline regulations in Amarillo, Texas.
 == Last Larger Collection Expansions ==