I did something like this using Flash a long while ago using audio
clips and somewhat randomizing the start times (well, I think I had
them repeating with random wait times from a range).  Using audio
files or MP3's, this should be easy to do with Flash.  With the latest
Flash Player's, they have gotten much more efficient than before and
have opened up a lot of possibilities where people are now doing
signal-processing and synthesis using ActionScript 3 code.  I stopped
doing much Flash work a couple years ago and haven't kept up with it,
but I have seen some online music production software done in Flash
that was pretty impressive.


On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 7:05 AM, peiman khosravi
<peimankhosravi@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> So here is my question. I've recently started working on a website and now I
> am thinking about adding some audio to it. Is it possible to embed a
> compiled CSD (I don't even know how to compile a csd into a standalone
> program at this stage) into a webpage? I'm thinking a simple generative
> programme that keeps running in the background and sounds less predictable
> than audio loops on a website. If not possible with csound is it possible
> with another tool? I should add that preferably I want the user not to have
> to install any extra applications or plugins (not even csound).
>
> Thanks for you attention
> Best
> Peiman
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