Hi Carlton,

As far as I know, QuteCsound supports all of the widgets and features
of MacCsound and so if you are used to that way of working, then
QuteCsound would be a natural fit.  Otherwise, blue has a different
way of working that is more oriented towards composing in time versus
realtime usage (though there are realtime possibilities now).  I'd
recommend both depending on your focus for music-making and what fits
with your workflow.

Cheers!
steven

On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Carlton Wilkinson <cjw@slackave.com> wrote:
> I am a one-time user of Matt Ingalls MacSound, which I dearly loved. Alas,
> that computer and its OS9.x are dead, dead, dead and I'm now running Leopard
> on a MacBookPro. I am an educated amateur when it comes to Csound, anxious
> to return to it for its vast potential, but as one more tool in the audio
> box, not necessarily the central one. I'm eager to hear what setups work
> well for other users in similar situations. Recommendations? I'm not
> familiar with Blue, Qute or practically anything else. It's been a long
> time.
>
> Some of you may recall me asking a similar question a year ago. My
> apologies. I was distracted from implementing your suggestions, but I did
> download the (then) latest Csound and had it working, however briefly.
> Whereever I stored the information that was sent to me then (possibly on the
> dead, dead, dead harddrive), it's now gone and probably obsolete anyway.
>
> Yours,
>
> --Carlton
>
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