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Additionally each bamboo can have ''pins''. These are currently only planned for the album-bamboo. ''pins'' are small 1:n objects that go off from each entity fo the bamboo and represent its different international titles, writings etc. The only documentation of this feature is a print on thermo paper that [[User:Shepard|Shepard]] has taken home and which has probably faded by now :-( .
Additionally each bamboo can have ''pins''. These are currently only planned for the album-bamboo. ''pins'' are small 1:n objects that go off from each entity fo the bamboo and represent its different international titles, writings etc. The only documentation of this feature is a print on thermo paper that [[User:Shepard|Shepard]] has taken home and which has probably faded by now :-( .
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">No, I only have copies or papers which were scanned. :) --[[User:Shepard|Shepard]]
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">No, I only have copies or papers which were scanned. :) --[[User:Shepard|Shepard]]
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Do you have the one that has the needles? I don't have it and I do not know who has it. I hope it did not get lost. --[[User:DonRedman|DonRedman]]
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Revision as of 23:19, 20 February 2006

Nadelnder Bambus is the code name for MusicBrainz 2.0

It was devised on the MusicBrainzSummit7 and is (unfortunately) largely undocumented. See the BackLinks to this page for some docs. The most concise part is still the ObjectModel. There might be some stuff on the MailingLists, too.

If you have questions regarding Nadelnder Bambus, please nag the people who know about it to document it! These are RobertKaye, StefanKestenholz, Fuchs, Shepard, DonRedman and Masi (did I forget someone?)

What does Nadelnder Bambus Mean?

Nadeldern Bambus is German and means "Bamboo shedding its pins". Well, a bamboo is no pine tree and cannot shed pins, but this is what is stands for: Currently MusicBrainz has one tree with 1:n relations:

  • artist 1--n album 1--n track

If you have the artis at the top, this looks a bit like a christmas tree. That's the pine tree.

Nadenlder Bambus will expand each of these three entities into much more. E.g a track will be split into a composition, a performance, a mix, a master, and a track-on-an-album. To map the existing data to the new data, each old track entity, will be converted into a 'bamboo' that spans from composition to track-on-an-album. When this data gets used, tracks that are based on the same composition or mix will gradually be merged on the respective level, and the bamboo will beocome a pine tree again.

Nadelnder Bambus has three such bamboos, which are labelled the VerticalBamboo (album), the HorizontalBamboo (track) and the DiagonalBamboo (artist). These names come from the arrangement on the ogiginal graph describing the model.

Additionally each bamboo can have pins. These are currently only planned for the album-bamboo. pins are small 1:n objects that go off from each entity fo the bamboo and represent its different international titles, writings etc. The only documentation of this feature is a print on thermo paper that Shepard has taken home and which has probably faded by now :-( .

  • No, I only have copies or papers which were scanned. :) --Shepard
    • Do you have the one that has the needles? I don't have it and I do not know who has it. I hope it did not get lost. --DonRedman