hi all -

i made some examples for the communication between csound and inscore. 
inscore is a cross-plattform and open source application for displaying 
musical scores in a very general sense: not just a usual score, but also 
any kind of graphic, text, image, signal etc.

inscore is maintained by dominique fober in grame, france. i find it 
very useful for adding some graphical elements and abilities to csound. 
maybe it is a bit like the communication between csound and processing, 
but perhaps even easier (all is done via open sound control messages), 
and more specific to musical situations.

i have started with some small examples which can be downloaded at 
https://github.com/joachimheintz/cs_inscore. the examples show:
- the general way of sending data from csound to inscore and back
- the adaption of some general inscore examples (demo and sine)
- ways of transforming a displayed text, image or score
- ways of displaying a signal
- ways of displaying csound tables in inscore

i have also made some screencast to give an easy introduction to the 
examples:
http://vimeo.com/54160283 (installation)
http://vimeo.com/54160405 (examples)
german versions:
http://vimeo.com/54159567 (installation)
http://vimeo.com/54159964 (beispiele)

hope you enjoy it! let me know any problems. all best -

	joachim

Hi Joachim,

i saw the videos and i like especially the way it shows tables and the
possibilty to manipulate tables with inscore. FYI, i had to install another
package first: I use Xubuntu 12.04 and in order to get inscore installed, i
had to install guidoengine-devel first:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/guidolib/files/DevKits/Ubuntu/
there is a deb available for Ubuntu 11.10 but it works just the same on
12.04.

and thanks, i will look into this inscore better when i have more free time!



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hi menno -

glad you like it, and thanks for the hint. yes, i forgot this 
dependency. if you don't mind, please leave a comment.

best -

	joachim


Am 25.11.2012 21:25, schrieb menno:
> Hi Joachim,
>
> i saw the videos and i like especially the way it shows tables and the
> possibilty to manipulate tables with inscore. FYI, i had to install another
> package first: I use Xubuntu 12.04 and in order to get inscore installed, i
> had to install guidoengine-devel first:
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/guidolib/files/DevKits/Ubuntu/
> there is a deb available for Ubuntu 11.10 but it works just the same on
> 12.04.
>
> and thanks, i will look into this inscore better when i have more free time!
>
>
>
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HI, very interesting! Especially the way scores can be connected to music or playing. I will have closer look later.

thanks a lot!

tarmo

On Sunday 25 November 2012 21:40:20 peiman khosravi wrote:

Thanks for sharing Joachim.

I'm really impressed with your table recalculation bit in the second video. Very neat. I'm working on a table generation UDO for redrawing table values in real time and this serves as a real inspiration.

Best,
Peiman

On 25 November 2012 19:05, joachim heintz <jh@joachimheintz.de> wrote:

hi all -

i made some examples for the communication between csound and inscore. inscore is a cross-plattform and open source application for displaying musical scores in a very general sense: not just a usual score, but also any kind of graphic, text, image, signal etc.

inscore is maintained by dominique fober in grame, france. i find it very useful for adding some graphical elements and abilities to csound. maybe it is a bit like the communication between csound and processing, but perhaps even easier (all is done via open sound control messages), and more specific to musical situations.

i have started with some small examples which can be downloaded at https://github.com/joachimheintz/cs_inscore. the examples show:
- the general way of sending data from csound to inscore and back
- the adaption of some general inscore examples (demo and sine)
- ways of transforming a displayed text, image or score
- ways of displaying a signal
- ways of displaying csound tables in inscore

i have also made some screencast to give an easy introduction to the examples:
http://vimeo.com/54160283 (installation)
http://vimeo.com/54160405 (examples)
german versions:
http://vimeo.com/54159567 (installation)
http://vimeo.com/54159964 (beispiele)

hope you enjoy it! let me know any problems. all best -

        joachim


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Many thanks Mr. Joachim,
i was interested in Inscore (installed on my
pc months ago) but i was too lazy to start to study it.
Now my task it's more easy.
Good examples.

I hope to see other examples or works in Csound and Inscore,
look really promising.

ciao,
francesco.




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