[pure-silver] Re: Off-topic: Darkroom music

This Pandora thing is fantastic!

thanks for telling us about it.
I also use a little program called Radio Lover that enables you to record while you are listening to music on the computer. I use it to record American Routes, which I can then listen to on my ipod or burn to a disk to share. Now if I could just figure out how to edit it...
I also listen to my ipod in the darkroom, but because the wires bother me, I plug it into one of those little clock radio things that plays your ipod through speakers. 

--shannon


On Dec 25, 2007, at 1:50 PM, Sauerwald Mark wrote:


I sometimes listen to an ipod in the darkroom.

--- Jeffrey Thorns <puresilver@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


I find that printing for hours at a time is much
more enjoyable with music.

Most of the radio stations here are, uh, not great.

I don't want to mess with CDs in the dark.

Enter Pandora;

http://www.pandora.com/

Admittedly, I needed to find a way to pipe this into
the darkroom, in
which I have an AM/FM radio, but no computer. I
accomplished this via
one of those USB FM transmitters, then I tuned into
it via the radio.
(The darkroom is only 10 feet from the computer,
sitting outside the
darkroom.) Doing this directly via speaker-cables is
a better,
long-term solution - something I will do in the
future.

The thing I like about Pandora is that you can
'program' the music
that gets broadcast to you (giving thumbs-up and
thumbs-down to
specific selections). And you can create different
'stations' for
differrent moods. This preselection, if you choose
to do it, needs to
be done in the weeks before you enjoy the full
benefits in the
darkroom.

I know it's a little off-topic, but the endless
gurgle of water in
the darkroom does not fill me with positive vibes. I
need sound to
hide the gurgle.


Happy Holidays
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