Well that's going to be a problem because of Tascam's patent on that
functionality, But with soft synths you don't need to use samples for a lot
of things. Waveguide flutes and other physical models run fine on my low end
system in realtime.

On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 4:24 PM, Darren Landrum <
darren.landrum@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> Darren Landrum wrote:
>
>> Brian Redfern wrote:
>>
>>> I think what we really need is for csound to become the standard sound
>>> engine for linux, similar to the function it plays on OLPC. If say ubuntu
>>> linux had that kind of audio/midi functionality "out of the box" it would be
>>> really powerful. Then you don't need seperate sampler or synthesis programs,
>>> csound could act as the "defacto" softsynth and have easy to use programs
>>> like Tam Tam in OLPC.
>>>
>>
>> Is Csound capable of streaming hundreds of samples at a time from a 4GB
>> sample set on disk?
>>
>
> I forgot three very important words here. "In real time."
>
>
> -- Darren
>
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