On 12/31/05, Victor Lazzarini <victor.lazzarini@nuim.ie> wrote:

Well done and thanks.
I reckon MIDI will work OK, as it does
with other CsoundLib apps.

Victor

PS.: I've got a nice icon, based on an idea from
Dave Phillips. It'll be on the RC2.

>
>
> I made a little app to tryout calling the csound5
> framework from a Cocoa  based application. Although it is
> still in proof-of-concept phase, it may still prove useful
> to ya'll. The name and icon is temporary -- it  probably
> eventually will evolve into a new version of MacCsound..
>
>
> To Install
>
> FIRST Download and install the csoundLib Framework for OSX
> from
>
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=81968&
package_id=120482
> [ looks like rc1 is the latest version for OSX presently ]
>
> THEN Download the CsoundX application from
> http://sonomatics.com/CsoundXalpha1.dmg
> drag CsoundX anywhere you want [ the Applications folder
> is a nice place ]
>
>
> THINGS YOU CAN DO
> Render simultaneous multiple files in real-time or to
> disk. Use a generic GUI Control panel for real-time
> control that
>      you can replace or modify with your own interface
>      using Apple's Interface Builder application.
>
>
> THINGS YOU CAN'T DO
> Edit and Save your csd/orc/sco files
> FLTK [ crappy fltk hijacks menus and makes hosts hang  ]
> MIDI (?? portmidi maybe ?? - i didn't try )
>
>
> See README for more details.
>
>
> Thanks - Let me know what you think - Enjoy!
> matt@sonomatics.com
>
>
>
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