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This page describes the |
This page describes the recording (AKA performance) object and its role in the [[Object Model|ObjectModel]]. |
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==Definition== |
==Definition== |
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A recording of a song's composition is the stage were the first audible representation of a composition is created and -- for our purposes more important -- recorded. This means, a recording of a song in a studio or a live performance of a song is its recording/performance. The result of a recorded performance is raw audio material that is stored for further processing. |
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===Boundaries to the MixObject=== |
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If the recorded audible data is changed in any way (edited) it is no longer a |
If the recorded audible data is changed in any way (edited) it is no longer a recording. |
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==Relationships== |
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===Relationships to the CompositionObject=== |
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* '''A [[Object Model/ |
* '''A [[Object Model/Recording Object|../RecordingObject]] is based on ''exactly 1'' [[Object Model/Composition Object|../CompositionObject]]''' |
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<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Each different |
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">Each different recording is created from one composition as its source. |
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{{Include|ObjectModel/CompositionObject||from="^=== Relationships to the RecordingObject ===$"| to="##StopInclude"}} |
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===Relationships to the MixObject=== |
===Relationships to the MixObject=== |
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* '''A [[Object Model/ |
* '''A [[Object Model/Recording Object|../RecordingObject]] is the source of ''1 to many'' [[Object Model/Mix Object|../MixObject]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s''' |
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<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">The musical data that is the result of a recorded performance, can be used to create different versions or mixes of the |
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">The musical data that is the result of a recorded performance, can be used to create different versions or mixes of the recording. Even the so often called "album version" or "original version" is such a version or mix because it involves the editing of the raw data. |
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{{Include|ObjectModel/MixObject||from="^=== Relationships to the |
{{Include|ObjectModel/MixObject||from="^=== Relationships to the RecordingObject ===$"| to="##StopInclude"}} |
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===Relationships to the ArtistObject=== |
===Relationships to the ArtistObject=== |
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* '''A [[Object Model/ |
* '''A [[Object Model/Recording Object|../RecordingObject]] is related to ''0 to many'' [[Object Model/Artist Object|../ArtistObject]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s''' |
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<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">A performance or recording can be done by one or more individuals or bands. Those are the performing artists of the recording. There might be recordings without a performing artist, e.g. nature sounds. This relationship defines the [[Object Model/Artist Object Role|../ArtistObjectRole]] '''Performer'''. |
<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">A performance or recording can be done by one or more individuals or bands. Those are the performing artists of the recording. There might be recordings without a performing artist, e.g. nature sounds. This relationship defines the [[Object Model/Artist Object Role|../ArtistObjectRole]] '''Performer'''. |
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Revision as of 19:46, 11 May 2006
The RecordingObject
This page describes the recording (AKA performance) object and its role in the ObjectModel.
Definition
A recording of a song's composition is the stage were the first audible representation of a composition is created and -- for our purposes more important -- recorded. This means, a recording of a song in a studio or a live performance of a song is its recording/performance. The result of a recorded performance is raw audio material that is stored for further processing.
Boundaries
Boundaries to the CompositionObject
When the composition is transformed to an audible representation that is recorded for later (optional) editing, it becomes a performance/recording.
Boundaries to the MixObject
If the recorded audible data is changed in any way (edited) it is no longer a recording.
Relationships
Relationships to the CompositionObject
- A ../RecordingObject is based on exactly 1 ../CompositionObject
- Each different recording is created from one composition as its source.
Relationships to the MixObject
- A ../RecordingObject is the source of 1 to many ../MixObject
s
- The musical data that is the result of a recorded performance, can be used to create different versions or mixes of the recording. Even the so often called "album version" or "original version" is such a version or mix because it involves the editing of the raw data.
Relationships to the ArtistObject
- A ../RecordingObject is related to 0 to many ../ArtistObject
s
- A performance or recording can be done by one or more individuals or bands. Those are the performing artists of the recording. There might be recordings without a performing artist, e.g. nature sounds. This relationship defines the ../ArtistObjectRole Performer.