Congratulations Jean. As I mentioned to you before my very first
Csound piece was realised using Cecilia on an old SGI machine. I'm
glad to see it now run on all platforms and with a nice new interface.
It ran out of the box for me. I'll play around with it a little more
once I get a chance.

Rory.


2010/7/2 Jean Piché :
> CECILIA 4.01a
>
> Cecilia is the legendary front end for Csound that was released on the SGI
> platform 15 years ago. CECILIA is an editor, a sound production environment,
> a graphical interface and a library of complex sound processing modules.
> Over the years and as time allowed, many versions for many platforms were
> released. CECILIA's true charms were revealed to those users who took the
> time to get to know her well. CECILIA is one of electroacoustic music's best
> kept secrets.  Temperamental she is, but her passionate disposition is a
> composer's true muse.
>
> Be that as it may,  you will be pleased to know that CECILIA has been
> revamped (so to speak) over the past two summers. After a false launch last
> fall, we are back at it with a considerably improved version.
>
> This is still an alpha release, meaning that the definite and enhanced
> bombshell will likely premiere sometime in late August.
>
> CECILIA disports herself in Windows and OSX while Linux adepts can easily
> get her to dance from the sources.
>
> CECILIA is pure Python.
>
> CECILIA 4.01a is available here:
>
> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/downloads/list
>
>
> Some release notes:
>
> If you run an existing version of Cecilia, trash it or rename it.
> For OSX, CECILIA installs the whole shebang. No need to install Csound.
> For Windows, you need to install Csound (latest version as much as
> possible).
> Only stereo modules are currently offered.
> The Function generators are presently basic. Many enhancements are
> forthcoming.
> CECILIA has no documentation but you have an imagination.
>
> We WOULD LOVE to hear about your experiences with the girl.
> To that end you can fill reports here  (please do not abuse with trivia):
>
> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/issues/list
>
> Here's hoping you have a pleasant date.
>
>
> Jean, Olivier, Dominic & Jean-Michel
> iACT
> Université de Montréal
>
>
>
>
>
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Please make a source release too! I'd like to package it for debian, and
it makes it easier for me to have source releases too.

On 02/07/10 11:46, Jean Piché wrote:
> *CECILIA 4.01a*
> 
> Cecilia is the legendary front end for Csound that was released on the SGI
> platform 15 years ago. CECILIA is an editor, a sound production environment,
> a graphical interface and a library of complex sound processing modules.
> Over the years and as time allowed, many versions for many platforms were
> released. CECILIA's true charms were revealed to those users who took the
> time to get to know her well. CECILIA is one of electroacoustic music's best
> kept secrets.  Temperamental she is, but her passionate disposition is a
> composer's true muse.
> 
> Be that as it may,  you will be pleased to know that CECILIA has been
> revamped (so to speak) over the past two summers. After a false launch last
> fall, we are back at it with a considerably improved version.
> 
> This is still an alpha release, meaning that the definite and enhanced
> bombshell will likely premiere sometime in late August.
> 
> CECILIA disports herself in Windows and OSX while Linux adepts can easily
> get her to dance from the sources.
> 
> CECILIA is pure Python.
> 
> CECILIA 4.01a is available here:
> 
> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/downloads/list
> 
> 
> Some release notes:
> 
> If you run an existing version of Cecilia, trash it or rename it.
> For OSX, CECILIA installs the whole shebang. No need to install Csound.
> For Windows, you need to install Csound (latest version as much as
> possible).
> Only stereo modules are currently offered.
> The Function generators are presently basic. Many enhancements are
> forthcoming.
> CECILIA has no documentation but you have an imagination.
> 
> We WOULD LOVE to hear about your experiences with the girl.
> To that end you can fill reports here  (please do not abuse with trivia):
> 
> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/issues/list
> 
> Here's hoping you have a pleasant date.
> 
> 
> Jean, Olivier, Dominic & Jean-Michel
> iACT
> Université de Montréal
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Saludos,
Felipe Sateler

I know how to do that. The thing is that it is an easier workflow as a
packager to package available releases instead of random svn checkouts.

On 02/07/10 14:20, Jean Piché wrote:
> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/wiki/Install
> 
> will tell you how to run fom the sources
> 
> j
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Felipe Sateler  wrote:
> 
>> Please make a source release too! I'd like to package it for debian, and
>> it makes it easier for me to have source releases too.
>>
>> On 02/07/10 11:46, Jean Piché wrote:
>>> *CECILIA 4.01a*
>>>
>>> Cecilia is the legendary front end for Csound that was released on the
>> SGI
>>> platform 15 years ago. CECILIA is an editor, a sound production
>> environment,
>>> a graphical interface and a library of complex sound processing modules.
>>> Over the years and as time allowed, many versions for many platforms were
>>> released. CECILIA's true charms were revealed to those users who took the
>>> time to get to know her well. CECILIA is one of electroacoustic music's
>> best
>>> kept secrets.  Temperamental she is, but her passionate disposition is a
>>> composer's true muse.
>>>
>>> Be that as it may,  you will be pleased to know that CECILIA has been
>>> revamped (so to speak) over the past two summers. After a false launch
>> last
>>> fall, we are back at it with a considerably improved version.
>>>
>>> This is still an alpha release, meaning that the definite and enhanced
>>> bombshell will likely premiere sometime in late August.
>>>
>>> CECILIA disports herself in Windows and OSX while Linux adepts can easily
>>> get her to dance from the sources.
>>>
>>> CECILIA is pure Python.
>>>
>>> CECILIA 4.01a is available here:
>>>
>>> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/downloads/list
>>>
>>>
>>> Some release notes:
>>>
>>> If you run an existing version of Cecilia, trash it or rename it.
>>> For OSX, CECILIA installs the whole shebang. No need to install Csound.
>>> For Windows, you need to install Csound (latest version as much as
>>> possible).
>>> Only stereo modules are currently offered.
>>> The Function generators are presently basic. Many enhancements are
>>> forthcoming.
>>> CECILIA has no documentation but you have an imagination.
>>>
>>> We WOULD LOVE to hear about your experiences with the girl.
>>> To that end you can fill reports here  (please do not abuse with trivia):
>>>
>>> http://code.google.com/p/cecilia4/issues/list
>>>
>>> Here's hoping you have a pleasant date.
>>>
>>>
>>> Jean, Olivier, Dominic & Jean-Michel
>>> iACT
>>> Université de Montréal
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>> Felipe Sateler
>>
>>
> 
> 


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