Hello.
While trying to work out just how to time events for a music sequencer
in Python, it came to my attention that it won't work.  At least, I
have no idea what's the best way to implement RT from an interpreted
language.
Some of the features I was going to include were soundfonts, OSC,
jack, and recording to wav.  But now someone has recommended just
using Csound to take care of all the real-time stuff; does anyone have
any advice, agree or disagree with that idea?  If I were to just
import Csound to do the rt stuff, then I wouldn't need to also import
liblo or pyjack or any platform-specific audio, nor try to find some
other way to manipulate soundfonts... right?

I had a problem before using csoundapi~, in that t statements from Pd
didn't work, and note times passed from Pd were treated as seconds,
not beats, so controlling tempo within Csound didn't work either.  I
guess one solution would be to use tempo within my app to adjust p2/p3
values before sending them?  However, that makes it difficult to send
sync data if someone wants to use a drum synth or something.

Thanks for any tips.
-Chuckk

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