Hi all -

as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders)  
have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we  
situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have  
manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp, Processing,  
VLC and others.

This is the address:
http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome

Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
sections:
- BASICS
- QUICK START
- CSOUND LANGUAGE
- SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
- MIDI
- CSOUND IN PD
- CSOUND IN MAXMSP
- OPCODE GUIDE

So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:

If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please do!!!  
(And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as "complete": there  
is certainly something to do.) It is very simple: just register at the  
site, and then you can correct what you read, you can add something or  
you can start writing a chapter. I think everyone who wrote so far,  
experienced the way of collaborative working here as very productive  
and satisfying. Writing is a joint process, you can just start, even  
if your english is not good, because there will be anyone who will  
read and correct. This is the same for examples.

So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also possible.  
Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or someone of the  
editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
) to keep the outline in consensus.

I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a lot  
from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis, François, ...).  
Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported this project and  
helped discussing the outline.

Best -

	joachim

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I think Dr.B's first chapter from the Csound Book is also freely  
available (not sure of license, but you can ask him). Maybe you can  
incorporate it?

Victor
On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:

> Hi all -
>
> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
> easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders)  
> have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we  
> situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have  
> manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp,  
> Processing, VLC and others.
>
> This is the address:
> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>
> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
> sections:
> - BASICS
> - QUICK START
> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
> - MIDI
> - CSOUND IN PD
> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
> - OPCODE GUIDE
>
> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>
> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
> do!!! (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as  
> "complete": there is certainly something to do.) It is very simple:  
> just register at the site, and then you can correct what you read,  
> you can add something or you can start writing a chapter. I think  
> everyone who wrote so far, experienced the way of collaborative  
> working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing is a joint  
> process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,  
> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the  
> same for examples.
>
> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
> someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also  
> possible. Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or  
> someone of the editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
> ) to keep the outline in consensus.
>
> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
> lot from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
> François, ...). Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported  
> this project and helped discussing the outline.
>
> Best -
>
> 	joachim
>
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yes or at least link to it. we should have a good connection to  
csounds.com and other resources. thanks -
	joachim


Am 21.09.2010 um 11:26 schrieb Victor Lazzarini:

> I think Dr.B's first chapter from the Csound Book is also freely  
> available (not sure of license, but you can ask him). Maybe you can  
> incorporate it?
>
> Victor
> On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:
>
>> Hi all -
>>
>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
>> easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of  
>> Csounders) have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to  
>> Rory's tip, we situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our  
>> neighbourhood, we have manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity,  
>> Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>
>> This is the address:
>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>
>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
>> sections:
>> - BASICS
>> - QUICK START
>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>> - MIDI
>> - CSOUND IN PD
>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>
>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>
>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
>> do!!! (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as  
>> "complete": there is certainly something to do.) It is very simple:  
>> just register at the site, and then you can correct what you read,  
>> you can add something or you can start writing a chapter. I think  
>> everyone who wrote so far, experienced the way of collaborative  
>> working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing is a joint  
>> process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,  
>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the  
>> same for examples.
>>
>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
>> someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also  
>> possible. Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or  
>> someone of the editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
>> ) to keep the outline in consensus.
>>
>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
>> lot from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
>> François, ...). Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported  
>> this project and helped discussing the outline.
>>
>> Best -
>>
>> 	joachim
>>
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>> "unsubscribe csound"
>>
>
>
>
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Dear Joachim and All Contributors to the new Online Csound TextBook.

This is a really great project.

It features excellent writing and fantastic coverage.
For me, it has a perfect balance of theory, content, examples, and  
advice.

You already have an excellent team working on this project and I commend
and thank all of you for this major effort.

I hope that everyone interested in Csound will read this online text,  
and I also
hope that many others will contribute their expertise and insights  
into keeping
it a growing and living document.

Wishing you all - all the very best.

Yours in gratitude,

Dr. B.

On Sep 21, 2010, at 5:13 AM, joachim heintz wrote:

> Hi all -
>
> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
> easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders)  
> have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we  
> situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have  
> manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp,  
> Processing, VLC and others.
>
> This is the address:
> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>
> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
> sections:
> - BASICS
> - QUICK START
> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
> - MIDI
> - CSOUND IN PD
> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
> - OPCODE GUIDE
>
> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>
> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
> do!!! (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as  
> "complete": there is certainly something to do.) It is very simple:  
> just register at the site, and then you can correct what you read,  
> you can add something or you can start writing a chapter. I think  
> everyone who wrote so far, experienced the way of collaborative  
> working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing is a joint  
> process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,  
> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the  
> same for examples.
>
> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
> someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also  
> possible. Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or  
> someone of the editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
> ) to keep the outline in consensus.
>
> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
> lot from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
> François, ...). Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported  
> this project and helped discussing the outline.
>
> Best -
>
> 	joachim
>
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Dear Richard -

thank you very much for your positive feedback. Without your  
continuous encouragement, for this project and for so many other  
initiatives in the Csound world, many things would not be possible. It  
is so important to know you as a kind of mentor behind us. Stay going  
with us and letting us know your advices.

Thanks again, and all the best wishes -

	joachim


Am 23.09.2010 um 18:38 schrieb Richard Boulanger:

> Dear Joachim and All Contributors to the new Online Csound TextBook.
>
> This is a really great project.
>
> It features excellent writing and fantastic coverage.
> For me, it has a perfect balance of theory, content, examples, and  
> advice.
>
> You already have an excellent team working on this project and I  
> commend
> and thank all of you for this major effort.
>
> I hope that everyone interested in Csound will read this online  
> text, and I also
> hope that many others will contribute their expertise and insights  
> into keeping
> it a growing and living document.
>
> Wishing you all - all the very best.
>
> Yours in gratitude,
>
> Dr. B.
>
> On Sep 21, 2010, at 5:13 AM, joachim heintz wrote:
>
>> Hi all -
>>
>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
>> easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of  
>> Csounders) have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to  
>> Rory's tip, we situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our  
>> neighbourhood, we have manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity,  
>> Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>
>> This is the address:
>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>
>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
>> sections:
>> - BASICS
>> - QUICK START
>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>> - MIDI
>> - CSOUND IN PD
>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>
>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>
>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
>> do!!! (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as  
>> "complete": there is certainly something to do.) It is very simple:  
>> just register at the site, and then you can correct what you read,  
>> you can add something or you can start writing a chapter. I think  
>> everyone who wrote so far, experienced the way of collaborative  
>> working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing is a joint  
>> process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,  
>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the  
>> same for examples.
>>
>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
>> someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also  
>> possible. Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or  
>> someone of the editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
>> ) to keep the outline in consensus.
>>
>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
>> lot from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
>> François, ...). Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported  
>> this project and helped discussing the outline.
>>
>> Best -
>>
>> 	joachim
>>
>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
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>> "unsubscribe csound"
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>
>
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How do we actually read this manual? I see the links for editing, but  
when I go to 'READ', csound is not listed there.

Victor
On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:

> Hi all -
>
> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
> easier to share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders)  
> have started a free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we  
> situated it on the FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have  
> manuals and textbooks about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp,  
> Processing, VLC and others.
>
> This is the address:
> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>
> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
> sections:
> - BASICS
> - QUICK START
> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
> - MIDI
> - CSOUND IN PD
> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
> - OPCODE GUIDE
>
> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>
> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
> do!!! (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as  
> "complete": there is certainly something to do.) It is very simple:  
> just register at the site, and then you can correct what you read,  
> you can add something or you can start writing a chapter. I think  
> everyone who wrote so far, experienced the way of collaborative  
> working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing is a joint  
> process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,  
> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the  
> same for examples.
>
> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
> someone wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also  
> possible. Perhaps in this case it would be good to cantact me or  
> someone of the editor's group (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions 
> ) to keep the outline in consensus.
>
> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
> lot from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
> François, ...). Many thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported  
> this project and helped discussing the outline.
>
> Best -
>
> 	joachim
>
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You just click on the chapter you wish to read...

On 5 October 2010 11:37, Victor Lazzarini  wrote:
> How do we actually read this manual? I see the links for editing, but when I
> go to 'READ', csound is not listed there.
>
> Victor
> On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:
>
>> Hi all -
>>
>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it easier to
>> share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders) have started a
>> free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we situated it on the
>> FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have manuals and textbooks
>> about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>
>> This is the address:
>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>
>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/sections:
>> - BASICS
>> - QUICK START
>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>> - MIDI
>> - CSOUND IN PD
>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>
>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>
>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please do!!!
>> (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as "complete": there is
>> certainly something to do.) It is very simple: just register at the site,
>> and then you can correct what you read, you can add something or you can
>> start writing a chapter. I think everyone who wrote so far, experienced the
>> way of collaborative working here as very productive and satisfying. Writing
>> is a joint process, you can just start, even if your english is not good,
>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the same for
>> examples.
>>
>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If someone
>> wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also possible. Perhaps in
>> this case it would be good to cantact me or someone of the editor's group
>> (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions) to keep the
>> outline in consensus.
>>
>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a lot
>> from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis, François, ...). Many
>> thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported this project and helped
>> discussing the outline.
>>
>> Best -
>>
>>        joachim
>>
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>
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Thanks. But why is Csound not listed in the READ section?
On 5 Oct 2010, at 11:39, Rory Walsh wrote:

> You just click on the chapter you wish to read...
>
> On 5 October 2010 11:37, Victor Lazzarini   
> wrote:
>> How do we actually read this manual? I see the links for editing,  
>> but when I
>> go to 'READ', csound is not listed there.
>>
>> Victor
>> On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:
>>
>>> Hi all -
>>>
>>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
>>> easier to
>>> share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders) have  
>>> started a
>>> free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we situated it  
>>> on the
>>> FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have manuals and  
>>> textbooks
>>> about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>>
>>> This is the address:
>>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>>
>>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following chapters/ 
>>> sections:
>>> - BASICS
>>> - QUICK START
>>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>>> - MIDI
>>> - CSOUND IN PD
>>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>>
>>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>>
>>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
>>> do!!!
>>> (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as "complete":  
>>> there is
>>> certainly something to do.) It is very simple: just register at  
>>> the site,
>>> and then you can correct what you read, you can add something or  
>>> you can
>>> start writing a chapter. I think everyone who wrote so far,  
>>> experienced the
>>> way of collaborative working here as very productive and  
>>> satisfying. Writing
>>> is a joint process, you can just start, even if your english is  
>>> not good,
>>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is  
>>> the same for
>>> examples.
>>>
>>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If  
>>> someone
>>> wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also possible.  
>>> Perhaps in
>>> this case it would be good to cantact me or someone of the  
>>> editor's group
>>> (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions) to  
>>> keep the
>>> outline in consensus.
>>>
>>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a  
>>> lot
>>> from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis, François, ...).  
>>> Many
>>> thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported this project and  
>>> helped
>>> discussing the outline.
>>>
>>> Best -
>>>
>>>        joachim
>>>
>>> Send bugs reports to the Sourceforge bug tracker
>>>          https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=81968&atid=564599
>>> Discussions of bugs and features can be posted here
>>> To unsubscribe, send email sympa@lists.bath.ac.uk with body  
>>> "unsubscribe
>>> csound"
>>>
>>
>>
>>
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I think it's because it hasn't been published/released yet. Until all
the authors sign off on it I don't think it appears under 'read'. I
could be wrong, the other may be able to give you a better answer..

On 5 October 2010 11:49, Victor Lazzarini  wrote:
> Thanks. But why is Csound not listed in the READ section?
> On 5 Oct 2010, at 11:39, Rory Walsh wrote:
>
>> You just click on the chapter you wish to read...
>>
>> On 5 October 2010 11:37, Victor Lazzarini 
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> How do we actually read this manual? I see the links for editing, but
>>> when I
>>> go to 'READ', csound is not listed there.
>>>
>>> Victor
>>> On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi all -
>>>>
>>>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it easier
>>>> to
>>>> share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders) have started
>>>> a
>>>> free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we situated it on the
>>>> FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have manuals and textbooks
>>>> about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>>>
>>>> This is the address:
>>>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>>>
>>>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following
>>>> chapters/sections:
>>>> - BASICS
>>>> - QUICK START
>>>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>>>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>>>> - MIDI
>>>> - CSOUND IN PD
>>>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>>>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>>>
>>>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>>>
>>>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please do!!!
>>>> (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as "complete": there is
>>>> certainly something to do.) It is very simple: just register at the
>>>> site,
>>>> and then you can correct what you read, you can add something or you can
>>>> start writing a chapter. I think everyone who wrote so far, experienced
>>>> the
>>>> way of collaborative working here as very productive and satisfying.
>>>> Writing
>>>> is a joint process, you can just start, even if your english is not
>>>> good,
>>>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is the same
>>>> for
>>>> examples.
>>>>
>>>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If
>>>> someone
>>>> wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also possible. Perhaps in
>>>> this case it would be good to cantact me or someone of the editor's
>>>> group
>>>> (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions) to keep
>>>> the
>>>> outline in consensus.
>>>>
>>>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned a lot
>>>> from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis, François, ...). Many
>>>> thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported this project and helped
>>>> discussing the outline.
>>>>
>>>> Best -
>>>>
>>>>       joachim
>>>>
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Yes. We are still in the process of writing. This is done in the  
"Write" section, and you see the "59% complete" thermometer on top.
When all chapters are finished and reviewed, the manual can be  
declared as "published", so it appears in the "Read" section, too.
Once a manual is published, it can be downloaded as pdf and there are  
other options (see http://en.flossmanuals.net/flossmanuals).
When it's published, work can go on in the "Write" section, and it can  
be republished whenever it makes sense.

	joachim


Am 05.10.2010 um 12:51 schrieb Rory Walsh:

> I think it's because it hasn't been published/released yet. Until all
> the authors sign off on it I don't think it appears under 'read'. I
> could be wrong, the other may be able to give you a better answer..
>
> On 5 October 2010 11:49, Victor Lazzarini   
> wrote:
>> Thanks. But why is Csound not listed in the READ section?
>> On 5 Oct 2010, at 11:39, Rory Walsh wrote:
>>
>>> You just click on the chapter you wish to read...
>>>
>>> On 5 October 2010 11:37, Victor Lazzarini 
>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> How do we actually read this manual? I see the links for editing,  
>>>> but
>>>> when I
>>>> go to 'READ', csound is not listed there.
>>>>
>>>> Victor
>>>> On 21 Sep 2010, at 10:13, joachim heintz wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi all -
>>>>>
>>>>> as a contribution to make Csound easier to learn, and to make it  
>>>>> easier
>>>>> to
>>>>> share knowledge about Csound, we (= a couple of Csounders) have  
>>>>> started
>>>>> a
>>>>> free online Csound Textbook. Thanks to Rory's tip, we situated  
>>>>> it on the
>>>>> FLOSS Manuals site. In our neighbourhood, we have manuals and  
>>>>> textbooks
>>>>> about PD, Audacity, Ardour, or Gimp, Processing, VLC and others.
>>>>>
>>>>> This is the address:
>>>>> http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WebHome
>>>>>
>>>>> Until now, we have more or less finished the following
>>>>> chapters/sections:
>>>>> - BASICS
>>>>> - QUICK START
>>>>> - CSOUND LANGUAGE
>>>>> - SOUND MODIFICATIONS (in parts)
>>>>> - MIDI
>>>>> - CSOUND IN PD
>>>>> - CSOUND IN MAXMSP
>>>>> - OPCODE GUIDE
>>>>>
>>>>> So, though it is not finished, it may be useful right now. And:
>>>>>
>>>>> If anyone wants to come in and help this project growing: please  
>>>>> do!!!
>>>>> (And don't believe if you see a chapter declared as "complete":  
>>>>> there is
>>>>> certainly something to do.) It is very simple: just register at  
>>>>> the
>>>>> site,
>>>>> and then you can correct what you read, you can add something or  
>>>>> you can
>>>>> start writing a chapter. I think everyone who wrote so far,  
>>>>> experienced
>>>>> the
>>>>> way of collaborative working here as very productive and  
>>>>> satisfying.
>>>>> Writing
>>>>> is a joint process, you can just start, even if your english is  
>>>>> not
>>>>> good,
>>>>> because there will be anyone who will read and correct. This is  
>>>>> the same
>>>>> for
>>>>> examples.
>>>>>
>>>>> So both, feedback and contributions, is very much appreciated. If
>>>>> someone
>>>>> wants to add new chapters or sections, this is also possible.  
>>>>> Perhaps in
>>>>> this case it would be good to cantact me or someone of the  
>>>>> editor's
>>>>> group
>>>>> (http://en.flossmanuals.net/bin/view/Csound/WritingConventions)  
>>>>> to keep
>>>>> the
>>>>> outline in consensus.
>>>>>
>>>>> I feel very happy about the progress we have so far, and learned  
>>>>> a lot
>>>>> from the contributions (Andrés, Rory, Iain, Davis,  
>>>>> François, ...). Many
>>>>> thanks also to Richard Boulanger who supported this project and  
>>>>> helped
>>>>> discussing the outline.
>>>>>
>>>>> Best -
>>>>>
>>>>>       joachim
>>>>>
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>>>>>         https://sourceforge.net/tracker/? 
>>>>> group_id=81968&atid=564599
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>>>>> "unsubscribe
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>>>>>
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