Hi Anthony,

Thanks!  It's very flattering that you would consider switching
because of blue.  Perhaps using a live-cd or installing Linux on an
external hard drive that you could boot from would give you a possible
solution to have OS9 for most of your work and switching to use blue
and other tools.

steven


On 3/24/06, Anthony Kozar <anthonykozar@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Steven,
>
> All I have to say is that blue "is the coolest" !!
>
> Everytime that I read something like this about blue, I give serious thought
> again to switching to an operating system that can actually run it.
>
> Anthony
>
> Steven Yi wrote on 3/24/06 2:58 AM:
>
> > Just to note, even if you do want to use blue, besides the Csound
> > score work you can do with the builtin objects, you can still use
> > Cmask, pmask, nGen, your Makescore tool, CommonMusic, and any
> > commandline operated score generation program within blue using the
> > External SoundObject. (Stephane Boussuge puts to great use of Common
> > Music and CMask within the same piece in his "Vitrail").  You can even
> > create your own GUI SoundObjects with ObjectBuilder, designing UI's
> > visually to work with external score generation programs (there is an
> > example that comes with blue that shows using a UI with knobs to
> > control parameters to be used with CMask, i.e. control the starting
> > and ending density of a granular cloud by twiddling knobs). So blue
> > plays well with others' music-making tools too! =)
>
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