I have attached a hasty and, no doubt wildly misleading example that
runs. What is misleading is that after pretending to create a music
model, I just give up and load Trapped in Convert and render it.
Follow the Python examples with the objects instantiated here,
however, and things should work.

You will have to set your own library and header file options, mine
are just for my computer. You need to link with libCsoundAC.a,
libcsnd.so, and libcsound64.so, and include Silence.hpp, which
includes other files in other Csound include directories.

Hope this helps,
Mike

On Thu, Feb 24, 2011 at 5:27 PM, Jack Senechal  wrote:
> I'm having trouble finding the way into the C++ CsoundAC API. I'd like to
> begin with following Michael Gogins' CsoundAC tutorial, but with C++ instead
> of Python. I understand that the APIs will be very similar between the two,
> but I am challenged to find a way to instantiate a MusicModel, as in the
> first Python example.
> Are there any examples available for Csound and CsoundAC in C++, using
> CppSound, MusicModel, etc?
> Thanks!
> Jack Senechal



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Are you building or installing csound?

As part of the DVD extra chapters in The Audio Programming Book (a must),
there are a few tantalizing chapters that seem to deal with exactly what you
are asking.

The chapters are:
DVD Chap 37 -- Learning C with Csound (Richard Boulanger and Jonathan
Bailey)
DVD Chap 38 – From Csound to Sound in C (Richard Boulanger, Jonathan Bailey,
and Tim Lukens)
DVD Chap 39 – Real-time MIDI Control and Audio Processing in C (Boulanger, 
Lukens, and Max Mathews)

The problem is: these chapters... are not there. There's only one page of
introduction for each, with a link to http://csounds.com/apb, where (as of
today) the chapters are not available.

Has anyone any idea on how to catch hold of these?






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Hi,

Yes, very tantalising! I hope we see them soon...

Cheers,
Andres

On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 5:05 PM, Samuel Sagan  wrote:
> As part of the DVD extra chapters in The Audio Programming Book (a must),
> there are a few tantalizing chapters that seem to deal with exactly what you
> are asking.
>
> The chapters are:
> DVD Chap 37 -- Learning C with Csound (Richard Boulanger and Jonathan
> Bailey)
> DVD Chap 38 – From Csound to Sound in C (Richard Boulanger, Jonathan Bailey,
> and Tim Lukens)
> DVD Chap 39 – Real-time MIDI Control and Audio Processing in C (Boulanger,
> Lukens, and Max Mathews)
>
> The problem is: these chapters... are not there. There's only one page of
> introduction for each, with a link to http://csounds.com/apb, where (as of
> today) the chapters are not available.
>
> Has anyone any idea on how to catch hold of these?
>
>
>
>
>
>
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