Wreckroom - User contributions [en]

WRNY

2024-02-12T18:24:45Z

Justin: /* At The Edge */

=Categories=

===[[Roots]]===

Associated Element: EARTH

GENRE MOST COMMON: Hip-hop / R&b

IS CLASSIFIED BY MUSIC THAT PULLS STRONGLY FROM SOURCE INSPIRATIONS OF SOUL, RNB, JAZZ, BLUES AND OTHER EARLY MUSICAL STYLES

===[[Hearth]]===

Associated Element: FIRE

GENRE MOST COMMON: SINGER SONGWRITER / FOLK

IS CLASSIFIED BY MUSIC THAT WORKS TO BE IN SERVICE OF THE STORY. CAMPFIRE MUSIC, FOLK AND ANYTHING THAT FEELS LIKE IT’S MADE TO HIT THE HEART

===[[At The Edge]]===

Associated Element: AIR

GENRE MOST COMMON: ROCK / INDIE / ALTERNATIVE

IS CLASSIFIED BY MUSIC THAT IS MUSICALLY INTENSE OR INSPIRED BY A REBELLIOUS SPIRIT. INNOVATIVE AND GENRE-DEFYING FITS THIS CATEGORY.

===[[The Wave]]===

Associated Element: WATER

GENRE MOST COMMON: CONTEMPORARY POP MUSIC

IS CLASSIFIED BY MUSIC THAT IS FOCUSED ON CURRENT TRENDS AND MUSICAL APPROACHES

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===[[Media Access]]:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.

Ensure media is uploaded with correct [[File Naming Conventions|naming conventions]] into new bin within the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Roots]]

[[Hearth]]

[[The Edge]]

[[The Wave]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.

Executive Summary

2024-01-17T19:10:33Z

Justin:

Wreckroom is a dynamic and forward-looking independent record label, focused on revolutionizing the music industry. Our mission is to continue to develop emerging artists into significant acts, while putting an emphasis on being the platform.

=== Core Focus ===

• Our strategy centers on nurturing a select group of artists, aiming to elevate at least one to a 7-figure music act within three years.
• This involves a heavy release schedule (12 songs per year), production of high-quality music videos, and a strong digital presence, particularly on Spotify and YouTube.

=== Unique Approach ===

• Wreckroom blends extensive digital media promotion with a commitment to high-quality music production.
• This dual strategy is designed to maximize digital visibility and engagement while maintaining artistic integrity.

=== Revenue Streams ===

• Our revenue model encompasses direct streaming income from platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
• Indirect revenue streams include artist and label YouTube channels, featuring performance series, 24-hour radio broadcasts, and private industry sessions.
• Ad views and partnerships on YouTube channels form a significant part of our revenue.
• The label also offers a curated newsletter, enhancing community engagement and industry relationships.

=== Touring and Supplementary Services ===

• Beyond digital content, we plan to develop a touring revenue model after the second album release of our key artists.
• Supplementary services offered include production work, studio time, and marketing services, ensuring holistic artist support.

=== Financial Forecast ===

• Our financial forecast predicts a significant increase in revenue across various channels, with a focus on growing streaming numbers and YouTube viewership.
• Detailed revenue projections include artist streams, label YouTube revenue, partnerships, and studio services, setting a trajectory for substantial growth by 2030.

Executive Summary

2024-01-17T19:04:07Z

Justin:

== Executive Summary: Wreckroom Independent Record Label ==

Wreckroom is a dynamic and forward-looking independent record label, focused on revolutionizing the music industry. Our mission is to develop emerging artists into significant acts, with a particular emphasis on digital platforms.

=== Core Focus ===

• Our strategy centers on nurturing a select group of artists, aiming to elevate at least one to a 7-figure music act within three years.
• This involves a heavy release schedule (12 songs per year), production of high-quality music videos, and a strong digital presence, particularly on Spotify and YouTube.

=== Unique Approach ===

• Wreckroom blends extensive digital media promotion with a commitment to high-quality music production.
• This dual strategy is designed to maximize digital visibility and engagement while maintaining artistic integrity.

=== Revenue Streams ===

• Our revenue model encompasses direct streaming income from platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
• Indirect revenue streams include artist and label YouTube channels, featuring performance series, 24-hour radio broadcasts, and private industry sessions.
• Ad views and partnerships on YouTube channels form a significant part of our revenue.
• The label also offers a curated newsletter, enhancing community engagement and industry relationships.

=== Touring and Supplementary Services ===

• Beyond digital content, we plan to develop a touring revenue model after the second album release of our key artists.
• Supplementary services offered include production work, studio time, and marketing services, ensuring holistic artist support.

=== Financial Forecast ===

• Our financial forecast predicts a significant increase in revenue across various channels, with a focus on growing streaming numbers and YouTube viewership.
• Detailed revenue projections include artist streams, label YouTube revenue, partnerships, and studio services, setting a trajectory for substantial growth by 2030.

== Wreckroom Revenue Forecast (2025-2030) ==

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:28:00Z

Justin: /* Business Model */

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings as well as building community and our digital presence through community and broadcast intiatives.

'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media Verticals, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting our catalog as well as other artists music.

===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting a select few talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging our built in media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Through events, daylight sessions, private sessions all shared and promoted on youtube and other social media platforms.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Continue to develop strategic partnerships on our events, [[Performance Series]], [[WRNY]].

===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': prove and demonstrate growth select artist development.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through powerful marketing campaigns centered around robust ecosystem of media and music.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:25:37Z

Justin: /* Business Model */

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings as well as building community and our digital presence through community and broadcast intiatives.

'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media Verticals, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting our catalog as well as other artists music.

===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting a select few talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging our built in media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Through events, daylight sessions, private sessions all shared and promoted on youtube and other social media platforms.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Continue to develop strategic partnerships on our events, Daylight Sessions, WRNY.

===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': prove and demonstrate growth select artist development.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through powerful marketing campaigns centered around robust ecosystem of media and music.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:25:10Z

Justin: /* Business Focus */

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings as well as building community and our digital presence through community and broadcast intiatives.

'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media Verticals, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting our catalog as well as other artists music.

===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting a select few talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging our built in media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Through events, daylight sessions, private sessions all shared and promoted on youtube and other social media platforms.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Continue to develop strategic partnerships on our events, daylight sessions, WRNY.
===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': prove and demonstrate growth select artist development.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through powerful marketing campaigns centered around robust ecosystem of media and music.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:24:21Z

Justin: /* Business Focus */

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings as well as building community and our digital presence through community and broadcast intiatives.

'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media platforms, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting music.

===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting a select few talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging our built in media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Through events, daylight sessions, private sessions all shared and promoted on youtube and other social media platforms.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Continue to develop strategic partnerships on our events, daylight sessions, WRNY.
===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': prove and demonstrate growth select artist development.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through powerful marketing campaigns centered around robust ecosystem of media and music.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:23:52Z

Justin: /* Executive Summary */

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings as well as building community and our digital presence through community and broadcast intiatives.
'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media platforms, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting music.
===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting a select few talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging our built in media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Through events, daylight sessions, private sessions all shared and promoted on youtube and other social media platforms.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Continue to develop strategic partnerships on our events, daylight sessions, WRNY.
===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': prove and demonstrate growth select artist development.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through powerful marketing campaigns centered around robust ecosystem of media and music.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:19:05Z

Justin: /* Implementation Plan: Sixsun Music & Wreckroom */

Executive Summary

2024-01-16T22:18:25Z

Justin: Created page with "==Executive Summary== ===Business Focus=== '''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings. '''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media platforms, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting music. ===Revenue Streams=== ====Master Recordings==== ''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums. ''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms. ''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual me..."

==Executive Summary==
===Business Focus===
'''Primary Business''': Promoting and releasing master recordings.
'''Secondary Role of Media''': Utilizing media platforms, such as YouTube and newsletters, for broadcasting music.
===Revenue Streams===
====Master Recordings====
''Sales & Licensing'': Revenue from sales and licensing of music tracks and albums.
''Streaming Revenue'': Earnings from streaming platforms.
''Sync Licensing'': Income from syncing music with visual media.
====Media Broadcasting====
''YouTube Monetization'': Earnings from ad revenue, sponsorships, and affiliate marketing.
''Newsletter Monetization'': Revenue from sponsorships and premium subscriptions.
''Exclusive Content Sales'': Income from special content offerings.
====Ancillary Services====
''Studio Services'': Income from studio rentals and production services.
''Event Production'': Revenue from hosting music events.
''Merchandising'': Sales of branded merchandise.
===Business Model===
''Artist-Centric Approach'': Focus on identifying and promoting talented artists.
''Media Synergy'': Leveraging media platforms for music promotion.
''Community Engagement'': Building a community through events and social media.
''Partnerships and Collaborations'': Strategic partnerships in the industry.
===Growth Strategy===
''Expand Catalog'': Scout and sign new talent.
''Enhance Online Presence'': Strengthen digital footprint through marketing.
''Diversify Revenue Streams'': Explore new revenue opportunities.
''Data-Driven Decision Making'': Use analytics for marketing and promotion.
===Conclusion===
Wreckroom is positioned as a unique hybrid in the music industry, blending traditional music label elements with modern media company strategies.

==Implementation Plan: Sixsun Music & Wreckroom==
===Content Posting Strategy for Sixsun Music===
====Regular Posting Schedule====
''Frequency'': Weekly posts on YouTube, social media, and newsletters.
''Content Variety'': Mix of music videos, interviews, and interactive content.
====Music Release Strategy====
''Waterfall Release Approach'': New music every 4-6 weeks.
''Cross-Platform Promotion'': Utilizing all available platforms for releases.
===Advertising and Marketing===
''Targeted Ad Campaigns'': Significant budget for ads on Google, Facebook, Instagram, and Spotify.
''Analytical Approach'': Monitor ad performance and adjust strategies.

**==Granular Marketing Strategy for Sixsun Music==
===Pre-Release Phase===
'''Teaser Campaigns''': Start 3-4 weeks before release on multiple platforms.
'''Email Marketing''': Engage subscribers with exclusive previews.
'''Influencer Partnerships''': Collaborate with micro-influencers for promotion.
===Release Phase===
'''Launch Day Blitz''': Social media takeovers and live streams.
'''Paid Advertising''': Targeted ads and retargeting campaigns.
'''Playlist Placement''': Pitching to popular playlists on streaming platforms.
===Post-Release Phase===
'''Content Marketing''': Behind-the-track videos and user-generated content.
'''Engagement Analytics''': Monitor and adjust strategies based on performance data.
'''Follow-Up Campaigns''': Personalized thank-you messages and feedback surveys.
===Ongoing Engagement and Community Building===
'''Regular Artist Spotlights''': Share updates and host Q&A sessions.
'''Exclusive Member Content''': Offer exclusive content to subscribers and members.
===Cross-Promotion and Partnerships===
'''Brand Collaborations''': Co-branded content and merchandise.
'''Collaborative Releases''': Collaborations with other artists for cross-promotion.
===Long-Term Strategy===
'''Continuous Audience Analysis''': Regular demographic insights and feedback integration.
'''Scalable Content Creation''': Building a content library for various campaigns.
===Conclusion===
The detailed marketing strategy for Sixsun Music under Wreckroom aims to establish a loyal fanbase and a prominent position in the music industry. The strategy includes phases from pre-release to post-release and ongoing engagement, focusing on digital marketing, content creation, and partnerships.

Wreckroom

2024-01-16T22:14:55Z

Justin: /* Strategy */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Executive Summary]]===
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]====
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

====[[Ensuring Media Accessibility]]====
Steps to create media accessible remotely as well as relink media in projects!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T23:09:11Z

Justin: /* Ensuring File Accessibility */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]====
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

====[[Ensuring Media Accessibility]]====
Steps to create media accessible remotely as well as relink media in projects!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Ensuring File Accessibility

2024-01-12T23:08:35Z

Justin: Created page with "= Media Import and Re-linking Process for Daylight Sessions Project = == Introduction == Welcome to the step-by-step guide for importing and re-linking media for the Daylight Sessions project on the Wreckroom SMB server. This guide ensures that anyone can access the project remotely with ease. == Steps for Media Import and Re-linking == === Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server === access the SMB Server === Step 2: Locating and Importing Files === If your files are not..."

= Media Import and Re-linking Process for Daylight Sessions Project =

== Introduction ==
Welcome to the step-by-step guide for importing and re-linking media for the Daylight Sessions project on the Wreckroom SMB server. This guide ensures that anyone can access the project remotely with ease.

== Steps for Media Import and Re-linking ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server ===

access the SMB Server

=== Step 2: Locating and Importing Files ===

If your files are not already imported, locate where they are saved by going into the project and clicking on the media. Find all the linked files and then reveal them in the finder.

=== Step 3: Transferring Files to Appropriate Directory ===

Once you have located the files, transfer them to the appropriate directory on the SMB server. If you are unsure about the file path, refer to our wiki for guidance.

=== Step 4: Re-linking Proxy Media ===

Begin re-linking the proxy media within the Davinci Resolve Server; Project Folder.

=== Step 5: Conducting a Comprehensive Search ===

After navigating to the appropriate folder (e.g., 'daylight sessions' >), perform a comprehensive search to locate all relevant files.
Ensure that you upload these files to the new file path within the server for remote accessibility.

== Conclusion ==
That's it! With these steps, you can efficiently import and re-link media for the Daylight Sessions project

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T23:01:20Z

Justin: /* Relinking and Importing Media */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]====
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

====[[Ensuring File Accessibility]]====
Steps to create media accessible remotely as well as relink media in projects!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server

2024-01-12T23:00:49Z

Justin: /* Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server */

== Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the Resolve Server ===

Begin by accessing the Resolve server. Use the command K to load into the VNC directly into the Resolve server.

=== Step 2: Adding a Project Library ===

Once in the Resolve server, add a project library. This could be a new project like "Pan Flute Sessions" or an existing project like "Daylight Sessions" or "Safe and Sound Showcase."

=== Step 3: Working with Local Resolve ===

Access DaVinci Resolve and locate your local database and project folder.

=== Step 4: Exporting the Project ===

Export your local project to the desktop or somewhere you can easily locate it. For example, if your project is named "Pan Flute Performance," export it accordingly.

=== Step 5: Importing to Server ===

Return to the home page of the Wreckroom Resolve server. Add the project library you named earlier, such as "Pan Flute Sessions," and set the location to resolve.wreckroom.nyc, which is the servers filepath

Import your local .drp file to the project folder within the server.

=== Step 6: [[Ensuring File Accessibility]] ===

Important: Ensure all files are uploaded to the appropriate category in the SMB file server. Without this, others may access the project but not the files.

Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server

2024-01-12T22:59:23Z

Justin: /* Step 3: Working with Local Resolve */

== Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the Resolve Server ===

Begin by accessing the Resolve server. Use the command K to load into the VNC directly into the Resolve server.

=== Step 2: Adding a Project Library ===

Once in the Resolve server, add a project library. This could be a new project like "Pan Flute Sessions" or an existing project like "Daylight Sessions" or "Safe and Sound Showcase."

=== Step 3: Working with Local Resolve ===

Access DaVinci Resolve and locate your local database and project folder.

=== Step 4: Exporting the Project ===

Export your local project. For example, if your project is named "Pan Flute Performance," export it accordingly.

=== Step 5: Importing to Server ===

Return to the home page of your Resolve server. Add the project library you named earlier, such as "Pan Flute Sessions," and set the location to resolve.recroom.nyc, which is the server's name.

Import your local .drp file to the server.

=== Step 6: Ensuring File Accessibility ===

Important: Ensure all files are uploaded to the appropriate category in the SMB file server. Without this, others may access the project but not the files.

Relinking and Importing Media

2024-01-12T22:57:38Z

Justin: /* Steps for Media Import and Re-linking */

== Steps for Media Import and Re-linking ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server ===

access the SMB media server

=== Step 2: Locating and Importing Files ===

If your files are not already imported, locate where they are saved on your computer by going into the resolve project and clicking on the media in the media pool.

Find the linked files and then right click and reveal them in finder.

=== Step 3: Transferring Files to Appropriate Directory ===

Once you have located the files, transfer them to the appropriate directory on the SMB server. If you are unsure about the file path, refer to our wiki for guidance.

=== Step 4: Re-linking Proxy Media ===

locate project in the resolver server and locate the files the right click re-link media and choose the file folder that is saved on the SMB Server.

=== Step 5: Conducting a Comprehensive Search ===

After navigating to the appropriate folder (e.g., 'daylight sessions' > 'meat real'), perform a comprehensive search to locate all relevant files.
Ensure that you upload these files to the new file path within the server for remote accessibility.

== Conclusion ==
That's it! With these steps, you can efficiently import and re-link media for the Daylight Sessions project, ensuring smooth remote access for all team members. Refer to our wiki for any specific directory or file path queries.

Relinking and Importing Media

2024-01-12T22:54:49Z

Justin: /* Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server */

== Steps for Media Import and Re-linking ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server ===

access the SMB media server

=== Step 2: Locating and Importing Files ===

If your files are not already imported, locate where they are saved by going into the project and clicking on the media. Find all the linked files and then reveal them in the finder.

=== Step 3: Transferring Files to Appropriate Directory ===

Once you have located the files, transfer them to the appropriate directory on the SMB server. If you are unsure about the file path, refer to our wiki for guidance.

=== Step 4: Re-linking Proxy Media ===

Begin re-linking the proxy media. Navigate to 'rec room projects' > 'live performance series' > 'daylight sessions'.

=== Step 5: Conducting a Comprehensive Search ===

After navigating to the appropriate folder (e.g., 'daylight sessions' > 'meat real'), perform a comprehensive search to locate all relevant files.
Ensure that you upload these files to the new file path within the server for remote accessibility.

== Conclusion ==
That's it! With these steps, you can efficiently import and re-link media for the Daylight Sessions project, ensuring smooth remote access for all team members. Refer to our wiki for any specific directory or file path queries.

Relinking and Importing Media

2024-01-12T22:54:14Z

Justin: Created page with "== Steps for Media Import and Re-linking == === Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server === Start by accessing the SMB media server at record.nyc. Navigate to the 'rock room' directory, which you may already have set up. === Step 2: Locating and Importing Files === If your files are not already imported, locate where they are saved by going into the project and clicking on the media. Find all the linked files and then reveal them in the finder. === Step 3: Transferring Fil..."

== Steps for Media Import and Re-linking ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the SMB Server ===

Start by accessing the SMB media server at record.nyc. Navigate to the 'rock room' directory, which you may already have set up.

=== Step 2: Locating and Importing Files ===

If your files are not already imported, locate where they are saved by going into the project and clicking on the media. Find all the linked files and then reveal them in the finder.

=== Step 3: Transferring Files to Appropriate Directory ===

Once you have located the files, transfer them to the appropriate directory on the SMB server. If you are unsure about the file path, refer to our wiki for guidance.

=== Step 4: Re-linking Proxy Media ===

Begin re-linking the proxy media. Navigate to 'rec room projects' > 'live performance series' > 'daylight sessions'.

=== Step 5: Conducting a Comprehensive Search ===

After navigating to the appropriate folder (e.g., 'daylight sessions' > 'meat real'), perform a comprehensive search to locate all relevant files.
Ensure that you upload these files to the new file path within the server for remote accessibility.

== Conclusion ==
That's it! With these steps, you can efficiently import and re-link media for the Daylight Sessions project, ensuring smooth remote access for all team members. Refer to our wiki for any specific directory or file path queries.

Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server

2024-01-12T22:40:55Z

Justin: /* Importing Local Resolve Projects to DaVinci Resolve Project Server */

== Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the Resolve Server ===

Begin by accessing the Resolve server. Use the command K to load into the VNC directly into the Resolve server.

=== Step 2: Adding a Project Library ===

Once in the Resolve server, add a project library. This could be a new project like "Pan Flute Sessions" or an existing project like "Daylight Sessions" or "Safe and Sound Showcase."

=== Step 3: Working with Local Resolve ===

Access your local DaVinci Resolve, not through the VNC on the Resolve server. Here, you will access your locally created file.

=== Step 4: Exporting the Project ===

Export your local project. For example, if your project is named "Pan Flute Performance," export it accordingly.

=== Step 5: Importing to Server ===

Return to the home page of your Resolve server. Add the project library you named earlier, such as "Pan Flute Sessions," and set the location to resolve.recroom.nyc, which is the server's name.

Import your local .drp file to the server.

=== Step 6: Ensuring File Accessibility ===

Important: Ensure all files are uploaded to the appropriate category in the SMB file server. Without this, others may access the project but not the files.

Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server

2024-01-12T22:39:47Z

Justin: Created page with "= Importing Local Resolve Projects to DaVinci Resolve Project Server = == Introduction == This guide will show you how to transfer a project edited locally on your network to the DaVinci Resolve server. This is particularly useful when working remotely without internet access. == Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server == === Step 1: Accessing the Resolve Server === '''0:00 - 0:17''' * Begin by accessing the Resolve server. Use the command K to load into the VNC dir..."

= Importing Local Resolve Projects to DaVinci Resolve Project Server =

== Introduction ==
This guide will show you how to transfer a project edited locally on your network to the DaVinci Resolve server. This is particularly useful when working remotely without internet access.

== Steps for Transferring to Resolve Server ==

=== Step 1: Accessing the Resolve Server ===
'''0:00 - 0:17'''

* Begin by accessing the Resolve server. Use the command K to load into the VNC directly into the Resolve server.

=== Step 2: Adding a Project Library ===
'''0:36 - 1:21'''

* Once in the Resolve server, add a project library. This could be a new project like "Pan Flute Sessions" or an existing project like "Daylight Sessions" or "Safe and Sound Showcase."

=== Step 3: Working with Local Resolve ===
'''1:21 - 1:50'''

* Access your local DaVinci Resolve, not through the VNC on the Resolve server. Here, you will access your locally created file.

=== Step 4: Exporting the Project ===
'''1:50 - 2:08'''

* Export your local project. For example, if your project is named "Pan Flute Performance," export it accordingly.

=== Step 5: Importing to Server ===
'''2:24 - 3:18'''

* Return to the home page of your Resolve server. Add the project library you named earlier, such as "Pan Flute Sessions," and set the location to resolve.recroom.nyc, which is the server's name.
* Import your local .drp file to the server.

=== Step 6: Ensuring File Accessibility ===
'''3:49 - 4:10'''

* Important: Ensure all files are uploaded to the appropriate category in the SMB file server. Without this, others may access the project but not the files.

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T22:34:17Z

Justin: /* Project Access */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]====
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

====[[Relinking and Importing Media]]====
Steps to create media accessible remotely as well as relink media in projects!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T22:33:13Z

Justin: /* =Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]====
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

=====[[Relinking and Importing Media]]=====

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T22:32:48Z

Justin: /* Project Access */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

====[[Transferring Local Database to Davinci Resolve Project Server]]===
If you have a project that has been edited locally and needs to be transferred to the Resolve server!

=====[[Relinking and Importing Media]]=====

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T15:21:04Z

Justin: /* Performance Series */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T15:20:20Z

Justin: /* Media Verticals */

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

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===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T14:48:42Z

Justin:

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2024-01-12T14:48:34Z

Justin:

[[Wreckroom]].

Wreckroom is an Independent Record Label Focused on innovative and groundbreaking music.

=Strategy=
===[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]===

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Media Server

2024-01-11T00:27:54Z

Justin: /* Mac */

The [[Media Server]] is used to host videos, audio, and any media capture involved with wreckroom in a centralized location that is accessible remotely via [[VPN]].

=Connect=
[[Media Server | SMB]] (Server Message Block) is a web protocol used to share files over a computer network.

== Mac ==
In Finder, press <code>Command + K</code> to bring up '''Connect to Server'''.

<code>smb://username@media.wreckroom.nyc/wreckroom</code>

Where '''username''' is your username provided by Justin and your password was provided via email.

=Directory Structure=

===[[File Naming Conventions]]===
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T19:22:59Z

Justin: /* Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) */

== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ==

* Monday Wednesday, and Friday are upload days for YouTube & TikTok

=== January ===
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

=== February ===
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

=== March ===
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ==

=== April ===
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Produce media and content for 57’s highly sought after community events.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for showcase Series. 20k Goal
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Re-Launch Contract for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting a private performance event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing in key Demographic
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop channel on WRNY with Key Tastemaker

=== May ===
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Album Performance and listening party for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new Daylight sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

=== June ===
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional SMB Media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Sixsun Vinyl and Wreckroom T-Shirt launch

=== Notes: ===

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T19:22:45Z

Justin: /* Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) */

== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ==

* Monday and Wednesday Friday are upload days for YouTube & TikTok

=== January ===
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

=== February ===
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

=== March ===
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ==

=== April ===
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Produce media and content for 57’s highly sought after community events.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for showcase Series. 20k Goal
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Re-Launch Contract for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting a private performance event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing in key Demographic
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop channel on WRNY with Key Tastemaker

=== May ===
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Album Performance and listening party for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new Daylight sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

=== June ===
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional SMB Media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Sixsun Vinyl and Wreckroom T-Shirt launch

=== Notes: ===

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T19:07:06Z

Justin: /* Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version) */

== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ==

* Monday and Wednesday are upload days for YouTube & TikTok

=== January ===
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

=== February ===
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

=== March ===
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ==

=== April ===
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Produce media and content for 57’s highly sought after community events.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for showcase Series. 20k Goal
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Re-Launch Contract for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting a private performance event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing in key Demographic
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop channel on WRNY with Key Tastemaker

=== May ===
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Album Performance and listening party for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new Daylight sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

=== June ===
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional SMB Media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Sixsun Vinyl and Wreckroom T-Shirt launch

=== Notes: ===

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T19:01:46Z

Justin: /* Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) */

== Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version) ==

=== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ===

* Monday and Wednesday are upload days for YouTube & TikTok

==== January ====
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

==== February ====
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

==== March ====
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

=== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ===

==== April ====
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Produce media and content for 57’s highly sought after community events.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for showcase Series. 20k Goal
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Re-Launch Contract for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting a private performance event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing in key Demographic
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop channel on WRNY with Key Tastemaker

==== May ====
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Album Performance and listening party for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new Daylight sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

==== June ====
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional SMB Media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Sixsun Vinyl and Wreckroom T-Shirt launch

=== Notes: ===
* The roadmap is subject to changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T19:01:28Z

Justin: /* Highlights: Q2 (April - June) */

== Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version) ==

=== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ===

* Monday and Wednesday will be upload days for YouTube & TikTok

==== January ====
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

==== February ====
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

==== March ====
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

=== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ===

==== April ====
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Produce media and content for 57’s highly sought after community events.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for showcase Series. 20k Goal
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Re-Launch Contract for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting a private performance event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing in key Demographic
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop channel on WRNY with Key Tastemaker

==== May ====
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Album Performance and listening party for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new Daylight sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

==== June ====
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional SMB Media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Sixsun Vinyl and Wreckroom T-Shirt launch

=== Notes: ===
* The roadmap is subject to changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T18:56:33Z

Justin: /* Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) */

== Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version) ==

=== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ===

* Monday and Wednesday will be upload days for YouTube & TikTok

==== January ====
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.

==== February ====
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

==== March ====
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

=== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ===

==== April ====
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Enhance production quality and expand reach.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for 3-5 showcases.
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Contract discussions for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting an event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing.
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop collaboration.

==== May ====
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Special event for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video Production:''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

==== June ====
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Introducing first WR merchandise product.

=== Notes: ===
* The roadmap is subject to changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T18:54:34Z

Justin:

== Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version) ==

=== Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) ===

==== January ====
* '''13th:''' Miette Hope DS Release.
* '''20th:''' Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
* '''25th:''' Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
* '''29th:''' Website Launch with Studio Promo.
* Regular Social Media Posts on TikTok and YouTube.

==== February ====
* '''2nd:''' Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
* '''17th:''' Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
* '''16th/23rd:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Social Media Updates.

==== March ====
* '''1st:''' Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
* '''2nd/9th:''' Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
* '''15th:''' Sixsun Single Release.
* Regular Content Posting.

=== Highlights: Q2 (April - June) ===

==== April ====
* '''Newsletter Launch:''' Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
* '''Production Partnership with 57Grand:''' Enhance production quality and expand reach.
* '''Showcase Sponsorships:''' Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for 3-5 showcases.
* '''Short Documentary Negotiations:''' Contract discussions for Belief Lab documentary.
* '''Live Studio Performance:''' Hosting an event with industry leaders.
* '''Remote Editor Onboarding:''' Establishing workflow for remote editing.
* '''WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:''' Introduction of an alt-pop collaboration.

==== May ====
* '''Wreckroom Listening Party:''' Special event for Sixsun Album.
* '''Showcase Series Kickoff:''' Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
* '''Daylight Sessions Shooting:''' Producing 6 new sessions.
* '''Documentary Filming:''' Starting the documentary shoot.
* '''First Media Client Onboarding:''' Expanding services to external clients.
* '''Music Video Production:''' For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

==== June ====
* '''Second Showcase:''' Continuing the showcase series.
* '''Live Studio Performances:''' Hosting events with industry professionals.
* '''Media Client Expansion:''' Onboarding additional media clients.
* '''Documentary Continuation:''' Documentary shoot progress.
* '''Studio Booking Goal:''' Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
* '''Merchandise Launch:''' Introducing first WR merchandise product.

=== Notes: ===
* The roadmap is subject to changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T18:49:33Z

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Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T18:49:06Z

Justin:

## Roadmap: January - June (Elaborated Version)

### Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March)

#### January
- **13th:** Miette Hope DS Release.
- **20th:** Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
- **25th:** Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
- **29th:** Website Launch with Studio Promo.
- Regular Social Media Posts on TikTok and YouTube.

#### February
- **2nd:** Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
- **17th:** Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
- **16th/23rd:** Sixsun Single Release.
- Regular Social Media Updates.

#### March
- **1st:** Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aimed at creating a unique space for music enthusiasts.
- **2nd/9th:** Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
- **15th:** Sixsun Single Release.
- Regular Content Posting.

### Highlights: Q2 (April - June)

#### April
- **Newsletter Launch:** Mid-April launch aimed at building a community with updates on releases, events, and exclusive content.
- **Production Partnership with 57Grand:** Enhance production quality and expand reach.
- **Showcase Sponsorships:** Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors for 3-5 showcases.
- **Short Documentary Negotiations:** Contract discussions for Belief Lab documentary.
- **Live Studio Performance:** Hosting an event with industry leaders.
- **Remote Editor Onboarding:** Establishing workflow for remote editing.
- **WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:** Introduction of an alt-pop collaboration.

#### May
- **Wreckroom Listening Party:** Special event for Sixsun Album.
- **Showcase Series Kickoff:** Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
- **Daylight Sessions Shooting:** Producing 6 new sessions.
- **Documentary Filming:** Starting the documentary shoot.
- **First Media Client Onboarding:** Expanding services to external clients.
- **Music Video Production:** For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

#### June
- **Second Showcase:** Continuing the showcase series.
- **Live Studio Performances:** Hosting events with industry professionals.
- **Media Client Expansion:** Onboarding additional media clients.
- **Documentary Continuation:** Documentary shoot progress.
- **Studio Booking Goal:** Aiming for 5 days a month booking.
- **Merchandise Launch:** Introducing first WR merchandise product.

### Notes:
- The roadmap is subject to changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.
-

Road Map Q1-Q2 2024

2024-01-10T18:47:01Z

Justin: Created page with "#### Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March) **January** - **13th:** Miette Hope DS Release. - **20th:** Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage). - **25th:** Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS. - **29th:** Website Launch with Studio Promo. - Regular Social Media Posts on TikTok and YouTube. **February** - **2nd:** Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam. - **17th:** Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rach..."

#### Q1: Detailed Roadmap (January - March)

**January**
- **13th:** Miette Hope DS Release.
- **20th:** Studio Upgrade Complete (Unifi Network and Synology Storage).
- **25th:** Onboarding Forms Completion for DS, WRNY, STUDIO, PARTNERSHIPS.
- **29th:** Website Launch with Studio Promo.
- Regular Social Media Posts on TikTok and YouTube.

**February**
- **2nd:** Recording "You Make a Home" with Sheena and Adam.
- **17th:** Live Studio Performance (Potential Artist: Rachel Rose).
- **16th/23rd:** Sixsun Single Release.
- Regular Social Media Updates.

**March**
- **1st:** Launch of WRNY 24hr YouTube Radio. This will feature a continuous stream of curated music and live sessions, aiming to create a unique space for music enthusiasts. The launch will be accompanied by a special event, possibly featuring live performances or interviews.
- **2nd/9th:** Recording 6 Daylight Sessions.
- **15th:** Sixsun Single Release.
- Regular Content Posting.

#### Highlights: Q2 (April - June)

**April**
- **Newsletter Launch:** The newsletter, launching mid-April, aims to keep subscribers informed about upcoming releases, events, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. This will be a key tool in building a community around our music and studio activities.
- **Production Partnership with 57Grand:** Establishing a collaboration to enhance production quality and expand our reach.
- **Showcase Sponsorships:** Securing Groover, 10DC as sponsors, setting a goal of 3-5 showcases.
- **Short Documentary Negotiations:** Discussing contracts for a documentary on Belief Lab.
- **Live Studio Performance:** Hosting an event with industry leaders.
- **Remote Editor Onboarding:** Establishing a workflow for remote editing to enhance content production.
- **WRNY ROCKDAFAQOUT Launch:** Introducing an alt-pop collaboration.

**May**
- **Wreckroom Listening Party:** A special event for Sixsun Album showcasing.
- **Showcase Series Kickoff:** Beginning of a 4-5 part showcase series.
- **Daylight Sessions Shooting:** Producing 6 new sessions.
- **Documentary Filming:** Starting the shooting for the documentary.
- **First Media Client Onboarding:** Expanding our services to include external clients for storage and editing.
- **Music Video Production:** For Adam Knight's "You Make a Home."

**June**
- **Second Showcase:** Continuing the showcase series.
- **Live Studio Performances:** Hosting more events with industry professionals.
- **Media Client Expansion:** Onboarding additional media clients.
- **Documentary Continuation:** Progressing with the documentary shoot.
- **Studio Booking Goal:** Aiming to have the studio booked for 5 days a month.
- **Merchandise Launch:** Introducing the first WR merchandise product.

### Notes:
- The roadmap remains flexible to accommodate changes and updates based on project progression and external influences.
- Detailed planning for each initiative, including resource allocation and timelines, will be essential for successful implementation.

Wreckroom

2024-01-10T18:46:22Z

Justin:

Welcome! Here is the place for everything you need to know about [[Wreckroom]].

=[[Road Map Q1-Q2 2024]]=

=Media Verticals=
Media Verticals are the different broad categories of content we focus on.

===[[Performance Series]]===
A Safe and Sound Showcase, Daylight Sessions all fall under these categories. Usually a performance video piece that lives on YouTube.

===[[Interviews]]===
Short form content pieces that either feed into the performance series or create a short form entertainment piece from artists we’ve worked with.

===[[WRNY]]===

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at [[Safe & Sound Studios]].

=Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[Media Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[Media Server]]===
Connect to [[Wreckroom]]'s vast media library.

====[[File Naming Conventions]]====
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

== Project Access ==

===[[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====
Learn how creating proxy media on the [[Media Server]] helps speed up performance over the [[DaVinci Resolve Project Server]]!

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

= Network Administration =

===[[Synology]]===
The Synology is a Network Attached Storage (NAS) and Linux Server that runs many different processes that are essential to [[Wreckroom]].

===[[MacPro]]===
The MacPro runs the [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] and hosts [[OBS]] for [[WRNY]].

===[[UniFi]]===
We have a 2.5G network...LFG!

Wreckroom

2023-12-26T18:45:44Z

Justin:

Welcome! Here is the place for everything you need to know about Wreckroom.

=Media Verticals=

==[[Performance Series]]==

==[[Interviews]]==

==[[WRNY]]==

WRNY a 24 hour Youtube Radio Station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at safe and sound studios.

=File and Project Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[SMB File Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[SMB File Server]]===
Contains all Wreckroom media.

===[[DaVinci Resolve Server]]===
A Network Server to edit files remotely in resolve

====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====

==Directory Structure==
===[[File Naming Conventions]]===
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

Creating Proxies in Resolve Server

2023-12-26T18:35:59Z

Justin:

Proxies are necessary for editing 4k and 6k footage on resolve when editing remotely.

After logging into the Resolve Wreckroom server, identify the 4K footage.
Check if the footage has an associated proxy. Proxies are essential for efficient editing of high-resolution footage.

==Generating Proxy Media:==

If the footage is not yet proxied, right-click on the clips.

Select the option to generate proxy media.

===Setting Master Project Preferences:===

Confirm that the master project settings are correctly configured.
Ensure that the proxy media is saved in the SMB (Server Message Block) file folder.

===Editing with Proxy Media:===

If both the footage and the proxies are stored on the SMB and accessed via an Ethernet cable, this should provide sufficient speed for editing 4K footage without lag.

===Troubleshooting:===

For any issues with proxy media, check the file path. It should be: /Volumes/wreckroom/PROXIES/ProxyMedia.

If having any further issues contact Justin.

Creating Proxies in Resolve Server

2023-12-26T18:35:38Z

Justin: Created page with "Proxies are necessary for editing 4k and 6k footage on resolve when editing remotely. After logging into the Resolve Wreckroom server, identify the 4K footage. Check if the footage has an associated proxy. Proxies are essential for efficient editing of high-resolution footage. ==Generating Proxy Media:== If the footage is not yet proxied, right-click on the clips. Select the option to generate proxy media. ==Setting Master Project Preferences:== Confirm that the m..."

Proxies are necessary for editing 4k and 6k footage on resolve when editing remotely.

After logging into the Resolve Wreckroom server, identify the 4K footage.
Check if the footage has an associated proxy. Proxies are essential for efficient editing of high-resolution footage.

==Generating Proxy Media:==

If the footage is not yet proxied, right-click on the clips.

Select the option to generate proxy media.

==Setting Master Project Preferences:==

Confirm that the master project settings are correctly configured.
Ensure that the proxy media is saved in the SMB (Server Message Block) file folder.

==Editing with Proxy Media:==

If both the footage and the proxies are stored on the SMB and accessed via an Ethernet cable, this should provide sufficient speed for editing 4K footage without lag.

==Troubleshooting:==

For any issues with proxy media, check the file path. It should be: /Volumes/wreckroom/PROXIES/ProxyMedia.

If having any further issues contact Justin.

Wreckroom

2023-12-26T18:33:43Z

Justin:

Welcome! Here is the place for everything you need to know about Wreckroom.

=Media Verticals=

==[[Performance Series]]==

==[[Interviews]]==

==[[WRNY]]==

WRNY a 24-radio station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at safe and sound studios.

=File and Project Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[SMB File Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[SMB File Server]]===
Contains all Wreckroom media.

===[[DaVinci Resolve Server]]===
====[[Creating Proxies in Resolve Server]]====

==Directory Structure==
===[[File Naming Conventions]]===
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

Wreckroom

2023-12-26T18:30:22Z

Justin:

Welcome! Here is the place for everything you need to know about Wreckroom.

=Media Verticals=

==[[Performance Series]]==

==[[Interviews]]==

==[[WRNY]]==

WRNY a 24-radio station, featuring all the artists that we have hand selected to perform at safe and sound studios.

=File and Project Access=
You can access Wreckroom remotely via [[VPN]] or onsite. You will need to mount the [[SMB File Server]] to access the media and [[DaVinci Resolve Server]] for video editing.
==Remote Access==
===[[VPN]]===

If you are working from home, connect to the [[VPN]] to access Wreckroom media files and storage ''remotely''.

==Media Access==
Regardless of if you are at home or in the studio, you can access the Wreckroom servers:

===[[SMB File Server]]===
Contains all Wreckroom media.

===[[DaVinci Resolve Server]]===

==Directory Structure==
===[[File Naming Conventions]]===
Learn about how files on the server are to be named! TL;DR ALL CAPS

=Help=

===[https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Cheatsheet Wiki Syntax Cheatsheet]===

WRNY

2023-12-26T17:00:17Z

Justin:

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===[[Media Access]]:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.

Ensure media is uploaded with correct [[File Naming Conventions|naming conventions]] into new bin within the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Urban]]

[[Singer Songwriter]]

[[Alternative]]

[[Pop]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.

WRNY

2023-12-26T16:58:36Z

Justin: /* Process for Managing Media Content */

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===[[Media Access]]:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.

Ensure media is uploaded with correct naming conventions into new bin within the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Urban]]

[[Singer Songwriter]]

[[Alternative]]

[[Pop]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.

WRNY

2023-12-26T16:56:06Z

Justin: /* Accessing Media: */

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===[[Media Access]]:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.
Ensure media is uploaded into a properly named bin in the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Urban]]

[[Singer Songwriter]]

[[Alternative]]

[[Pop]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.

WRNY

2023-12-26T16:55:45Z

Justin: /* Accessing Media: */

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===[[Accessing Media]]:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.
Ensure media is uploaded into a properly named bin in the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Urban]]

[[Singer Songwriter]]

[[Alternative]]

[[Pop]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.

WRNY

2023-12-26T16:55:31Z

Justin: /* Sorting and Categorizing: */

=WRNY Radio Media Content Management=

These categories are arranged in time blocks and include selected performances from artists that have performed at Safe and Sound Studios.

==Process for Managing Media Content==

===Accessing Media:===

Acquire media access and log into the WRNY Resolve folder.

===Uploading Performances:===

Upload new performance audio and video from Safe and Sound Showcases, Daylight Sessions, or other performances at Safe and Sound Studios.
Ensure media is uploaded into a properly named bin in the project.

===Sorting and Categorizing:===

From the sorting timeline, separate each track.

Dictate the start and stop times for each song accurately.

Drag and categorize each track into the appropriate category:

[[Urban]]

[[Singer Songwriter]]

[[Alternative]]

[[Pop]]

===Final Step:===

Notify Corey once the sorting and categorizing process is complete. Corey will then curate the music within the block.