sounds excellent -- thanks to all!

i suppose that instead of "Csound 6 for Android now can be restarted 
with crashing, thanks to Victor Lazzarini" you meant "without crashing" 
... =)

all best -

	joachim



Am 12.06.2013 03:43, schrieb Michael Gogins:
> Get it here:
>
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/csound/files/csound6/csound6.0rc3/Csound6.apk/download
>
> Csound 6 for Android now can be restarted with crashing, thanks to
> Victor Lazzarini.
>
> This release includes the signal flow graph opcodes, the Fluidsynth
> opcodes, the libstdutil library, and the Lua opcodes.
>
> The Lua opcodes enable running Lua programs in Csound at the speed of
> compiled C code. This Lua code can call into Csound and can even be used
> to write opcodes for Csound. LuaJIT can also call any exported C
> function in any shared library that Anroid will permit it to load. That
> includes, for example, the stdutil library and libsndfile, which are
> shared libraries in the app's native lib directory.
>
> Please note, contemporary smartphones are as powerful as small personal
> computers. My Samsung Galaxy S4 has four cores and performs Csound
> pieces faster than the netbook that I used to compose my last concert piece.
>
> I will soon post a short User's Guide and an archive of example csds.
>
> There is one stubborn bug. If your csd uses a plugin opcode, the first
> time you start the piece, the plugins don't load. The second time you
> start the piece, they do load and the piece plays just fine. This
> shouldn't stop people from fooling around while we try to fix this.
>
> Many thanks to VIctor Lazzarini, Steven Yi, and anyone else who started
> and developed this amazing app. There is no question at all that this is
> the most powerful synthesizer available on Android.
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael Gogins
> Irreducible Productions
> http://michaelgogins.tumblr.com
> Michael dot Gogins at gmail dot com