Hi Brian,

Have you looked at the "Csound FLOSS Manual" ( http://write.flossmanuals.net/csound/ )?
It's a lot more 'tutorial-like' than the Canonical Manual,  and I find it a good place to turn
when there's some feature I'm not clear about.

	-- Pete --


On Mon, Dec 24, 2018 at 05:15:42PM +0100, brian@AMSYNTH.COM wrote:
>   
> 
> Hi all, 
> 
> I recently got looking into a sound synthesis application
> called "Sonic Pi," and I found the tutorial page on the website to be
> really helpful in getting started. Like Csound, there's an immense
> amount of possibilities to play around with, making it seem (for some of
> us) a bit daunting. 
> 
> Since I personally prefer Csound for my
> instrument-making/playing, I've always checked out the Csound manuals as
> they come out afresh. 
> 
> At the same time, I'm feeling like it would be a
> really useful thing for people new to Csound, to have a basic tutorial
> similar to what's provided on the Sonic-Pi site -- to help people learn
> to create their own instruments. (I think I'd benefit from it myself!)
> But I would need help from someone more experienced than me. 
> 
> I'd be
> happy to post the documentation on my own website. 
> 
> Would anyone be
> interested in collaborating on something like this?  
> 
> Curious to hear
> anyone's thoughts, 
> 
> brian 
> 
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