| Iain,
I would be happy to announce and place copies of your software at
cSounds.com too!
This is a really excellent and needed project. What I am wondering is if
you might not consider coding the *and more musician friendly time and pitch
arguments* stuff as straight Csound Score Macros? For those Csounders who
don't know/use python, these would be a big help.
-dB
on 2/21/05 3:42 AM, Iain Duncan at iainduncan@telus.net wrote:
> Apologies for cross posting.
>
> I have just release the alpha version of my csound score preprocessor,
> MakeScore, available now on www.xornot.com ( Dr B, if you like it I
> would be happy to stick it on Csounds.com too ) It's a python app
> intended to make conventional arranging for score files a whole heck of
> a lot easier. MakeScore makes score writing fun! ;)
>
> This allows one to use a high level arrange file to specify inclusions
> of sub files with easy repeating, offsetting, swing shuffling, copying,
> etc. It also allows one to use a new file format based on step
> sequencers, and more musician friendly time and pitch arguments. This
> should be useful for anyone, but is especially useful to anyone writing
> pattern or groove based music. I have been using it for a while and it
> does what I want it to, but of course I'm sure others will find many
> bugs. It is not very robust yet, graceful error handling is minimal.
> Please report all problems to me somehow or another as well as any
> suggestions, feedback, criticism, etc.
>
> If anyone gets really jazzed up and wants to help on this, let me know.
> I am a self taught hobbyist hacker so the code is probably ugly. The
> documentation is rough, I would like to know how much sense it makes to
> people so I can overhaul it, and any suggestions on format would be cool
> too. I have a bunch of python gvim extensions in the pipeline that work
> hand in hand with makescore further simplifying a lot of those common
> musical tasks where csound is normally kinda painful, and help on those
> would be cool too.
>
> I have not decided on the license for MakeScore because I want to make
> sure it can be included with releases of Csound. Any suggestions on this
> would be great too.
>
> Enjoy!
> iain
> http://www.xornot.com
>
>
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