I ve only recently started learning c and my main motive for this is to
perform with real time audio. I wanted to make sure i could use csound
through the terminal on osx and the lunix terminal on the raspberry pi. I
wasnt sure what was the most appropriate link I should use to download what
ever i needed to compile csound. 
I was hoping people would have a strong predilection for the best way to go
in this sort of case 
Thank you very much 
Fauveboy




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Thats great thank you....I think I need to do a bit more studying with just c
programming before I can get round to fully understanding how i would want
to  utilise csound. Im trying to do it in the most economic way and I've
been told to avoid IDE's ...



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On 3/25/2014 3:31 PM, fauveboy wrote:
> Thats great thank you....I think I need to do a bit more studying with just c
> programming before I can get round to fully understanding how i would want
> to  utilise csound.

C programming, regarding the creation of audio, it seems to me,
would be the second step after becoming proficient with csound.

Could you outline a little more about what your goals are
with regard to "real time audio".

Tobiah

> Im trying to do it in the most economic way and I've
> been told to avoid IDE's ...





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Gladly,

My top goal was to have the monome 256 http://monome.org/ connected to the
raspberry pi. I wanted to be able launch samples and modulate them in real
time. I was aiming for an initial patch to load on boot and for me to load
up new scripts for a different "song" essentially just through the monome
talking to the pi.
I'm learning from Zed Shaw's "Learn C the Hard Way"
http://c.learncodethehardway.org/ who shows you how to extract and configure
files through the terminal(think thats what I mean't by economically). I
don't want to jump ahead of myself but in between learning c at the moment I
try to do a bit of research looking forward, so recently I came across this
http://www.csounds.com/journal/issue18/beagle_pi.html I believe this
explains alot of what I need to do at a later date to achieve my goal. For
reference I've been inspired by what Paul Batchelor's been doing, for
example, in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT_UDo09UGw and I
basically wanted to develop working in this way, with anything on the
raspberry pi I don't essentially need striped away and for the raspberry pi
to be fully configured to launch and modulate samples in real time.

Thank you very much for reading



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7e60sfm380 thought I would share this too
thought it was awesome bit of stuff :)



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Thanks for the link, that’s very nice.
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Dr Victor Lazzarini
Senior Lecturer
NUI Maynooth, Ireland
victor dot lazzarini at nuim dot ie




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el 2014-03-26 a las 15:02 fauveboy escribió:

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7e60sfm380 thought I would share this
> too thought it was awesome bit of stuff :)

excellent!


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