Hello,

Thank you Richard Dobson and sorry for my mistake...

You wrote:"I have always understood it was not possible to add an
ambisonic opcode, as such, into Csound, as it is still a proprietary
system."

If you mean that it is not possible to do it for legal reasons, why do
people are still continuing to compile the CSound file with new opcodes
(Cf Gabriel Maldonaldo, (hello and thanks to you))? Must there be a
special autorisation to "diffuse" THE Csound file with your own
opcodes? There are things (a lot) that I do not understand.
Bye Bye.

Olivier.
op101@mercury.anglia.ac.uk
www.sinclair.anglia.ac.uk/~op101.student.cambridge.anglia

> I am more and more interested with Ambisonic systems. I had a look
> "around" if I could get an opcode compiled for PC. There was only one
> that were running under Linux (Leeds server - Richard Furse) ...
> I'm a bit sad not to find an ambisonic coder into the last CSound
> version
> for PC. After all, there is a hrtf one...
> Isn't it possible to link the Linux version on PC? Therefore, I would
> need
> the C code.
>
> OK, then comes the multiphonic output problem. Is not there a way to
> compile one channel after the other for a multichannel orchestra? This
>
> would then be easy to synchronise the channels by hand with a click
in
>
> the beginning of each track. I usually do it with two stereo
> orchestras.
>
>
>
> Olivier.
> op101@mercury.anglia.ac.uk
> www.sinclair.anglia.ac.uk/~op101.student.cambridge.anglia