| I am talking about wavetable synthesis, higher order filters, reverberation,
waveguide physical modeling, etc. In other words writing the units and bolts
of sound synthesis, including the innards of opcodes, oscillators, etc., in
a dynamic language. You are doing this in Python and running dozens or
hundreds of voices at the same time in real time? Even SndObj does the unit
generators themselves in C or C++.
Regards,
Mike
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Subject: [Csnd] Re: python/csound runtime signal path creation...
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> On 10/04/2010, at 8:32 PM, Michael Gogins wrote:
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>> What this means is that LuaJIT might POSSIBLY be usable for audio DSP
>> in real time, whereas Python would definitely NOT be so usable. (Both
>> languages would be OK for off-line rendering.) ''
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> Well I wonder what I' been doing all these years - it seems to work for
> me. Maybe there is a swathe of homunculi running around in my machine
> passing bits between them and vocalising through the audio port.
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> Of course python talks to the audio port through audio libraries etc but
> so does pretty much everything else, Surely what we're talking about here
> is the user-interface level, in which case Python seems to work fine.
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> D.
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