Despite my reduced sight I managed to create something that shows the awesome
possibilities of QML and PySide as a Csound GUI. 

 

This "poor man's Cabbage" -  I might call it Carrot - shows some vertical
sliders, horizontal ones, and a volume slider with stereo VU meter. The GUI
stuff is all done in QML. The Python client code is very simple and short.
BTW, this communicates via Pyro to a Csound server running locally, but
could run on another machine.

Richard



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Hi,

that's great, thanks for the example!

I was working on a simple csd player for androyd based on QML but got some problems and then other works stopped me to investigate it.

Indeed, QML is very nice and beutiful and not so hard to master.

Would you care to share the qml code?

thanks,

tarmo

On Friday 11 April 2014 01:29:36 zappfinger wrote:

> Despite my reduced sight I managed to create something that shows the

> awesome possibilities of QML and PySide as a Csound GUI.

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> This "poor man's Cabbage" - I might call it Carrot - shows some vertical

> sliders, horizontal ones, and a volume slider with stereo VU meter. The GUI

> stuff is all done in QML. The Python client code is very simple and short.

> BTW, this communicates via Pyro to a Csound server running locally, but

> could run on another machine.

>

> Richard

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Thanks Tarmo, here are the QML sources.
Later I will also add a Python app, without the Pyro stuff.
The main file is sliders.qml. Place all the QML files in the same
directory...

Richard

VolumeVU.qml
  
Slider.qml   
Info.qml   
sliders.qml   
V4.qml   
VSlider.qml   
VUm.qml   
VU.qml   

  



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very nice, thanks for posting.
	joachim


Am 11.04.2014 10:29, schrieb zappfinger:
> Despite my reduced sight I managed to create something that shows the awesome
> possibilities of QML and PySide as a Csound GUI.
>
> 
>
> This "poor man's Cabbage" -  I might call it Carrot - shows some vertical
> sliders, horizontal ones, and a volume slider with stereo VU meter. The GUI
> stuff is all done in QML. The Python client code is very simple and short.
> BTW, this communicates via Pyro to a Csound server running locally, but
> could run on another machine.
>
> Richard
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I was a bit hasty: the V4.qml (4 vertical sliders) was rather dummy. Here's
an improved version with properties for the 4 channels. They should be
filled in from the main sliders.qml.

Richard
V4.qml   




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As promised, here's a Python program with embedded csd that should work with
this (when you have downloaded PySide, etc)
You have to move the sliders first to get some reaction, have not found out
how to set them to default values...

Richard
QMLslidersLocal.py
   



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