[microsound] Pi Day Deadline is FRIDAY MARCH 6th

[David Powers]

Hi, I am a third of the way through my piece (I picked a time
consuming method)... I can probably finish by tomorrow, BUT ...
I was under the impression that we had until PI day, 3/14 itself to
finish for some reason; so this comes as a bit of a shock!!!!

~David

On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 12:37 PM, Kim Cascone <kim at anechoicmedia.com> wrote:
> Pi Day approaches and as of today we have four pieces
> http://projects.interdisciplina.org/microsound/project.php?
> name=pi_day_2008
>
> can we expect more?
>
> ==============================================
>
> *also, we need some visuals for the page
> so any Photoshop/GIMP jockey's out there please rise to the challenge?
>
> **can Paulo and/or John publish the specs and paths for the graphic
> elements again?
>
> ===============================================
>
> can the people who submitted pieces (except for Marc)
> please fix your ID3 tags and re-upload your pieces?
>
> ===============================================
>
> here are the rules again:
>
> Ok so the rules are fairly simple:
> - the piece must make use of the constant known as Pi = 3.14159 in
> some way
> - this time, let's keep all the pieces at EXACTLY 3:14 in length
> - the file format must be mp3 @ 128kbps or better
>   - don't remember if we can handle .flac with the current player...
>               [John/Paulo, refresh my memory here?]
> - no spaces or non alpha-numerics in the file name
>    - good example: MyPiDaySubmission23.mp3
>    - bad example: _pi day is % cool.mp3
>
> any pieces that don't adhere to the rules will not be used
> deadline is: Friday March 6 2009
>
>
> ***also, please DO NOT forget to make ID3 tags for your mp3s!***
>
>
>
>
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