On Saturday 25 March 2006 19:00, matt ingalls wrote:

> if you are suggesting a separate application

Yes, I did mean a separate application that sends keyboard events through
MIDI or OSC.

> speaking of which, is there a OPCODEPLUGINDIR directory or  
> something?  or do you need to put 3rd party opcode plugins in OPCODEDIR?
> -- which means you need admin access on the mac.

You can either put the third party plugins to OPCODEDIR, or have them
loaded explicitly with the --opcode-lib command line option, for example
--opcode-lib=libfoo.dylib,libbar.dylib. In the latter case, you could add
the --opcode-lib to $HOME/.csoundrc so that the opcodes are always loaded.


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