Versucht man sich an etwas größeren Programmier-Projekten, bietet es sich irgendwann an, dieses mit einer Versionsverwaltung auszustatten. Denn überschreibt man sich beispielsweise einmal seine Dateien mit einer alten Version oder findet man partout einen Fehler nicht, kann es äußerst sinnvoll sein, die Änderungen der letzten Tage nachvollziehen zu können. Freie Software findet man unter anderem mit Git. Aber wohin dann mit den Dateien? An Die We.

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SoundSoftware site unavailable this weekend. Due to urgent electrical work, the SoundSoftware site and services will be unavailable for the entire weekend of the 10-11th February 2018. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Earlier performance problems have finally been properly resolved; our apologies for the time it has taken. Ongoing problems with site responsiveness.

The SoundSoftware project, run from the Centre for Digital Music at Queen Mary, University of London, provides facilities, training, tools, and incentives to improve the publication and reuse of scientific software and data in the UK audio and music research community. The project was funded by the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council from April 2010 to the end of September 2014 and continues to be maintained at the Centre. Of talks, presentations, and tutorials.

Project funded under the Big Data call. Of the Digital Transformations in the Arts and Humanities Theme. Our goal is to develop research methods and software infrastructure for exploring and analysing large-scale music collections, and to provide researchers and users with datasets and computational tools to analyse music audio, scores and metadata.