> I used perl to automate the process of writing the csound score file.
> Then I used csound in deferred time to render the sound file.

Care to share more details? I have been working on the same thing with
Python, so I'm quite interested.

For others interested, I will soon be putting out my very alpha first set of
tools for text based step sequencing using a modified gvim and python
scripts. Basically it's like a tracker/event list approach with 1 line per
sixteenth note ( though that can change ) and one instrument per sequence
file. This then gets processed into a big score. I'm still hashing out some
details though, but it works. Generated a functional score from multi-track
step lists yesterday.

I've come to the realize that the score language is beautiful in it's
elegant simplicity but not so fun to edit directly. On the other hand, it's
a dead easy to format to automate.

Iain

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> Have a nice weekend!
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> gerald wenzel
> music: http://apspec.com
> linux & code: http://geraldwenzel.com
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