Hi All,
I've been finding my way around the python wrappers for csnd and my  
attempt to find documented examples is proving torturous.
Perhaps I've missed something obvious; if so, pleeeeease tell me!
  In my search I've come across quite a few people who have found the  
process just too hard. So, bearing in mind that the existence of csnd  
and in particular the python wrappers, is likely to attract new  
users,  I thought it would be good to begin to put a graduated  
introduction together.

I've just scratched out a temporary beginning, for the moment at   
http://www.avatar.com.au/sonify/csnd/

If anyone would like to contribute snippets, or longer examples, I'll  
collate. Where they will eventually be located can be decided later  
on. I envisage acknowledging contributors and the platform on which  
the code has been tested.

Ideas?

ciao,

David

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Watching this post trickling into obsurity down the list of active / recent
posts on Nabble, so just wanted to reply in order to say

1) this totally rocks! (& David you are my new hero...)

2) As the spirit & intention behind this is i think pretty clear, I urge
anyone able to make a contribution to do so, so that idiots like me (&
including me) can profit & learn from the experience & wisdom of others in a
more "baby steps" type of a way when it comes to gaining effective insight
into dealing with (& the possibilities of) the Csound API in Python.

Now, if only i had have cottoned on to David's presence at ANU 10 years ago,
i might by now be part of "the solution" around here, instead of part of
"the problem" .... ; )



David Worrall wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi All,
> I've been finding my way around the python wrappers for csnd and my  
> attempt to find documented examples is proving torturous.
> Perhaps I've missed something obvious; if so, pleeeeease tell me!
>   In my search I've come across quite a few people who have found the  
> process just too hard. So, bearing in mind that the existence of csnd  
> and in particular the python wrappers, is likely to attract new  
> users,  I thought it would be good to begin to put a graduated  
> introduction together.
> 
> I've just scratched out a temporary beginning, for the moment at   
> http://www.avatar.com.au/sonify/csnd/
> 
> If anyone would like to contribute snippets, or longer examples, I'll  
> collate. Where they will eventually be located can be decided later  
> on. I envisage acknowledging contributors and the platform on which  
> the code has been tested.
> 
> Ideas?
> 
> ciao,
> 
> David
> 
> _________________________________________________
> experimental polymedia:	www.avatar.com.au
> Sonic Communications Research Group,
> University of Canberra:	 creative.canberra.edu.au/scrg/
> 
> 
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Reference material
-------------------------
Apart from some simple examples, it would  be good to merge the  
output from help(csnd) with the info in the header files,  
particularly csound.h
Has anyone written such a script? It wouldn't be too hard a hack and  
then each version or compile options change, a reference could be  
computed by the user particular to their own system.

If I could find a way to subscribe to the csound--maths.ex.ac.uk I  
could ask there - but it doesn't seem to be accepting new subscribers  
- john f. said he was modifying the list and I think he's away...

Examples
--------------
 From what I can see, the only example from the examples directory in  
the sources that runs on the default OSX .dmg install of v5.7 without  
being modified is Victor's vu.py (It relies on TclSTk being  
installed.) tFair enough - It is a "way in" I could put up a hacked  
down version (no graphics)  if anyone's interested - just to  
illustrate the use of CsoundPerformanceThread and SetChannel and  
proceed that way ... I'm not sure about is what people would find  
useful.

feedback? any clues how tp subscribe to csound--maths.ex.ac.uk  ? the  
advertised way doesn't work.

David


On 07/11/2007, at 8:57 PM, Tim Mortimer wrote:

>
> Watching this post trickling into obsurity down the list of  
> active / recent
> posts on Nabble, so just wanted to reply in order to say
>
> 1) this totally rocks! (& David you are my new hero...)
>
> 2) As the spirit & intention behind this is i think pretty clear, I  
> urge
> anyone able to make a contribution to do so, so that idiots like me (&
> including me) can profit & learn from the experience & wisdom of  
> others in a
> more "baby steps" type of a way when it comes to gaining effective  
> insight
> into dealing with (& the possibilities of) the Csound API in Python.
>
> Now, if only i had have cottoned on to David's presence at ANU 10  
> years ago,
> i might by now be part of "the solution" around here, instead of  
> part of
> "the problem" .... ; )
>
>
>
> David Worrall wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi All,
>> I've been finding my way around the python wrappers for csnd and my
>> attempt to find documented examples is proving torturous.
>> Perhaps I've missed something obvious; if so, pleeeeease tell me!
>>   In my search I've come across quite a few people who have found the
>> process just too hard. So, bearing in mind that the existence of csnd
>> and in particular the python wrappers, is likely to attract new
>> users,  I thought it would be good to begin to put a graduated
>> introduction together.
>>
>> I've just scratched out a temporary beginning, for the moment at
>> http://www.avatar.com.au/sonify/csnd/
>>
>> If anyone would like to contribute snippets, or longer examples, I'll
>> collate. Where they will eventually be located can be decided later
>> on. I envisage acknowledging contributors and the platform on which
>> the code has been tested.
>>
>> Ideas?
>>
>> ciao,
>>
>> David
>>
>> _________________________________________________
>> experimental polymedia:	www.avatar.com.au
>> Sonic Communications Research Group,
>> University of Canberra:	 creative.canberra.edu.au/scrg/
>>
>>
>>
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hello-
just found this post but the csound/python tutorial you created is just what
i have been looking for.
i hope you and others keep developing it.
there certainly isn't a wealth of clear info on this subject out there.
thanks.
k 
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