Curtis 1.4 just popped onto the scene, so those of you with long IP addresses can now also enjoy file transfer between Curtis and your computer. We fixed the address truncation bug and added saving, so now your favorite recordings can be accessed again and again.
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Curtis Heavy saves
Friday, August 28th, 2009Uploading files to Curtis
Sunday, August 16th, 2009It’s a strange process indeed, so we’ve posted a new guide to Curtis Heavy that hopefully clears things up.
Meanwhile, the ability to save your recordings is on the way. They will be accessible through the same browser interface, so you can move them to your computer as well.
Curtis Heavy in the queue
Friday, August 7th, 2009The first iteration of Curtis Heavy is on the way, with a beefed up interface and a couple of the most requested features: loading sounds and playing grains from a range rather than a point. As mentioned, current Curtis owners will upgrade for free!
Dig some videos of Curtis Heavy in action here and here.
We opted for the embedded server approach: turn on the Curtis server, log in via web browser, post WAV files through a form. Currently 16-bit 44.1kHz WAV files a few seconds long are supported. Only the first 4 seconds are used. Yes, this is limiting, but it gets the functionality in your hands sooner than later.
Current Curtis owners might see an adrollo file in the audio file list. This is a vestigial data file from the original build. It probably doesn’t sound so good. We’ll see about having it whacked.