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Tidal Playlist - <add name>
2023-09-14

(Instructions: Modify the title and date in the section above.)

Summary

(Instructions: Briefly describe what the playlist represents, what it includes, etc.)

Playlist author: <your name / screen name>

(Instructions: Add a list entry for each item in the playlist. Include artist, title and link. A short comment or 1 -2 sentences is helpful, but optional.)

  • artist: title <optional: comment - 1 or 2 sentences about the performance or recording.>

  • artist: title <optional: comment - 1 or 2 sentences about the performance or recording.>

etc.

Examples:

  • Yaxu: gabba improv - Algorave 10th Birthday Stream This is one of my favorite Yaxu performances. It is fun, builds intensity and shows how to exploit just a few samples - gabba + cpu. He also live codes a small dancing robot. Cool!

  • Eloi el Bon Noi: i la sessió maleïda (The cursed session) Eloi (the good guy) performed this on the Solstice Stream (Dec, 2022) and it burned up the chat with raves. It starts with a radical remix/cutup of the Led Zepplin classic, Kashmir.

(Instructions: You can also use table format - but you can't add empty lines, it breaks the table. Tables are a better layout visually, but in md format, a long table can be more difficult to edit. Bullet lists are easy.)

Example .md table format

Artist recording / performance
Yaxu gabba improv - Algorave 10th Birthday Stream
This is one of my favorite Yaxu performances. It is fun, builds intensity and shows how to exploit just a few samples - gabba + cpu. He also live codes a small dancing robot. Cool!
Eloi el Bon Noi i la sessió maleïda (The cursed session)
Eloi (the good guy) performed this on the Solstice Stream (Dec, 2022) and it burned up the chat with raves. It starts with a radical remix/cutup of the Led Zepplin classic, Kashmir.

Posting Instructions

If you are able/willing to work with a Pull Request in GitHub, use that method. Alternatively, you can work with one of the Blog editors and provide your content in whatever way works for you (Discord DM, email, etc). Another option is to post in your GitHub repository using the markdown format, but don't do a Pull Request. In that case, just let a blog editor know when you are ready and provide a link to your post.)

  1. Via GitHub

    • Create a fork of this tidal-doc repository.
    • Optional: Create a new branch.
    • Copy the top part of this file into a new file in the blog folder. Use the naming convention: tidal_playlist-<title/name>.md
    • Remove the instructions (italics).
    • Add your playlist names/links.
    • Submit a Pull Request to the main repo.

  2. Via markdown file (tidal_playlist-<title/name>.md

    • Cut and past the top part of this template file
    • make your edits, add your content
    • reach out to a blog editor with a link to your file, or send it via email

  3. Text

    • Make a list of Artists, titles and links
    • Send the result via email to a blog editor, OR post it in DM on ClubTidal or Discord

Questions / more info: see the Discord Tidal channel #tidal-blog

That's it! Thanks for contributing.