Yesterday I downloaded Processing 1.5.1 from the Processing website and
Csoundo (alpha) from the github website and I'm trying hard to get the
library to work inside of Processing but first I need to install the library
before I can even figure out how it works.
 
Jacob Joaquin left a README file and part of it states: 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
There have been reports of Csoundo working on various versions of 
Windows. I do not have Windows installed. If you have better 
instructions, please email me, and I will incorporate them into the 
Csoundo knowledge base. 

1) Install Csound: 

http://csound.sourceforge.net/


2) Copy the Csoundo folder into your Processing 'libraries' folder. 
See instructions at Processing.org: 

http://wiki.processing.org/w/How_to_Install_a_Contributed_Library


3) Copy the csnd.jar here: 

yoursketchbook/libraries/csoundo/library 
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
BUT I couldn't find the csnd.jar file within the Csoundo download (or a
folder named, "yoursketchbook").
 However, I found 3 Java files (.java but not .jar): 
- Csoundo.java 
- Engine.java 
- Mutex.java 

please help, I'm trying hard to get Csoundo to work. 
I might have to go to the Processing forum or e-mail Jacob Joaquin. I'll try
anything ethical or, after that, anything that would resemble an educated
guess. 

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No need for drastic actions, although Jacob is most approachable! When
you install Csound you should have a csnd.jar file in the Csound bin,
or plugin(can't remember which, but on windows it will only be there
if you chose to install the java libraries). Copy the file from there
and put it into the Csoundo library folder with the other .jar files.
I set this up on a fresh PC last week and it worked fine. I also have
a student who is interested in adding to the library so watch this
space. I really think Processing is a nice language, and coupling it
with Csound is great, especially considering that Processing apps can
be exported straight to Android(or they say. It's available in the
latest version but I haven't checked it out). People should be able to
build Processing apps that use the Csound engine and then port the
whole lot to Android by plugging in their phone.

Rory.

On 13 April 2012 19:04, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Yesterday I downloaded Processing 1.5.1 from the Processing website and
> Csoundo (alpha) from the github website and I'm trying hard to get the
> library to work inside of Processing but first I need to install the library
> before I can even figure out how it works.
>
> Jacob Joaquin left a README file and part of it states:
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> There have been reports of Csoundo working on various versions of
> Windows. I do not have Windows installed. If you have better
> instructions, please email me, and I will incorporate them into the
> Csoundo knowledge base.
>
> 1) Install Csound:
>
> http://csound.sourceforge.net/
>
>
> 2) Copy the Csoundo folder into your Processing 'libraries' folder.
> See instructions at Processing.org:
>
> http://wiki.processing.org/w/How_to_Install_a_Contributed_Library
>
>
> 3) Copy the csnd.jar here:
>
> yoursketchbook/libraries/csoundo/library
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> BUT I couldn't find the csnd.jar file within the Csoundo download (or a
> folder named, "yoursketchbook").
>  However, I found 3 Java files (.java but not .jar):
> - Csoundo.java
> - Engine.java
> - Mutex.java
>
> please help, I'm trying hard to get Csoundo to work.
> I might have to go to the Processing forum or e-mail Jacob Joaquin. I'll try
> anything ethical or, after that, anything that would resemble an educated
> guess.
>
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Yes, in fact there's a book/ebook on writing Processing apps for
Android and iOS phones:

Making Musical Apps: Real-time Audio Synthesis On Android And iOS
by Peter Brinkmann
O'Reilly Media | February 28, 2012 | Trade Paperback

It doesn't cover Csound though :-( Setting up the Processing
environment for Android is a little complicated, but it works.

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 2:41 PM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
>
> No need for drastic actions, although Jacob is most approachable! When
> you install Csound you should have a csnd.jar file in the Csound bin,
> or plugin(can't remember which, but on windows it will only be there
> if you chose to install the java libraries). Copy the file from there
> and put it into the Csoundo library folder with the other .jar files.
> I set this up on a fresh PC last week and it worked fine. I also have
> a student who is interested in adding to the library so watch this
> space. I really think Processing is a nice language, and coupling it
> with Csound is great, especially considering that Processing apps can
> be exported straight to Android(or they say. It's available in the
> latest version but I haven't checked it out). People should be able to
> build Processing apps that use the Csound engine and then port the
> whole lot to Android by plugging in their phone.
>
> Rory.
>
> On 13 April 2012 19:04, Cacophony7  wrote:
> > Yesterday I downloaded Processing 1.5.1 from the Processing website and
> > Csoundo (alpha) from the github website and I'm trying hard to get the
> > library to work inside of Processing but first I need to install the library
> > before I can even figure out how it works.
> >
> > Jacob Joaquin left a README file and part of it states:
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > There have been reports of Csoundo working on various versions of
> > Windows. I do not have Windows installed. If you have better
> > instructions, please email me, and I will incorporate them into the
> > Csoundo knowledge base.
> >
> > 1) Install Csound:
> >
> > http://csound.sourceforge.net/
> >
> >
> > 2) Copy the Csoundo folder into your Processing 'libraries' folder.
> > See instructions at Processing.org:
> >
> > http://wiki.processing.org/w/How_to_Install_a_Contributed_Library
> >
> >
> > 3) Copy the csnd.jar here:
> >
> > yoursketchbook/libraries/csoundo/library
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > BUT I couldn't find the csnd.jar file within the Csoundo download (or a
> > folder named, "yoursketchbook").
> >  However, I found 3 Java files (.java but not .jar):
> > - Csoundo.java
> > - Engine.java
> > - Mutex.java
> >
> > please help, I'm trying hard to get Csoundo to work.
> > I might have to go to the Processing forum or e-mail Jacob Joaquin. I'll try
> > anything ethical or, after that, anything that would resemble an educated
> > guess.
> >
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> >
> >
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>
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That's good to hear!



On 13 April 2012 19:51, David  wrote:
> Yes, in fact there's a book/ebook on writing Processing apps for
> Android and iOS phones:
>
> Making Musical Apps: Real-time Audio Synthesis On Android And iOS
> by Peter Brinkmann
> O'Reilly Media | February 28, 2012 | Trade Paperback
>
> It doesn't cover Csound though :-( Setting up the Processing
> environment for Android is a little complicated, but it works.
>
> On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 2:41 PM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
>>
>> No need for drastic actions, although Jacob is most approachable! When
>> you install Csound you should have a csnd.jar file in the Csound bin,
>> or plugin(can't remember which, but on windows it will only be there
>> if you chose to install the java libraries). Copy the file from there
>> and put it into the Csoundo library folder with the other .jar files.
>> I set this up on a fresh PC last week and it worked fine. I also have
>> a student who is interested in adding to the library so watch this
>> space. I really think Processing is a nice language, and coupling it
>> with Csound is great, especially considering that Processing apps can
>> be exported straight to Android(or they say. It's available in the
>> latest version but I haven't checked it out). People should be able to
>> build Processing apps that use the Csound engine and then port the
>> whole lot to Android by plugging in their phone.
>>
>> Rory.
>>
>> On 13 April 2012 19:04, Cacophony7  wrote:
>> > Yesterday I downloaded Processing 1.5.1 from the Processing website and
>> > Csoundo (alpha) from the github website and I'm trying hard to get the
>> > library to work inside of Processing but first I need to install the library
>> > before I can even figure out how it works.
>> >
>> > Jacob Joaquin left a README file and part of it states:
>> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> > There have been reports of Csoundo working on various versions of
>> > Windows. I do not have Windows installed. If you have better
>> > instructions, please email me, and I will incorporate them into the
>> > Csoundo knowledge base.
>> >
>> > 1) Install Csound:
>> >
>> > http://csound.sourceforge.net/
>> >
>> >
>> > 2) Copy the Csoundo folder into your Processing 'libraries' folder.
>> > See instructions at Processing.org:
>> >
>> > http://wiki.processing.org/w/How_to_Install_a_Contributed_Library
>> >
>> >
>> > 3) Copy the csnd.jar here:
>> >
>> > yoursketchbook/libraries/csoundo/library
>> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> > BUT I couldn't find the csnd.jar file within the Csoundo download (or a
>> > folder named, "yoursketchbook").
>> >  However, I found 3 Java files (.java but not .jar):
>> > - Csoundo.java
>> > - Engine.java
>> > - Mutex.java
>> >
>> > please help, I'm trying hard to get Csoundo to work.
>> > I might have to go to the Processing forum or e-mail Jacob Joaquin. I'll try
>> > anything ethical or, after that, anything that would resemble an educated
>> > guess.
>> >
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>
>
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Ok, I took that jar file and put it in
C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\libraries\csoundo\library

and it seems funny to me that the My Documents folder is just "Documents" in
the directory

now I need some Processing code example to see if it works. Got anything I
can just copy-and-paste into the PDE (IDE)?

I also moved and renamed my Processing directory. I hope that it doesn't
mess with it.

as for my Java experiece I only got to say "Hello World" to it. I'll just
put it to you that way.

I really want Csoundo to continue. I don't want it to get abandoned because
it seems like such a cool idea.

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I'm not sure about moving the directory. You can set it however in the
preferences settings. If you have the library in the right place you
should be able to open lots of examples directly within Processing.
Check either examples or sketchbooks, or libraries?! Sorry, not at my
PC right now, I can't quite remember!

On 13 April 2012 20:09, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Ok, I took that jar file and put it in
> C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\libraries\csoundo\library
>
> and it seems funny to me that the My Documents folder is just "Documents" in
> the directory
>
> now I need some Processing code example to see if it works. Got anything I
> can just copy-and-paste into the PDE (IDE)?
>
> I also moved and renamed my Processing directory. I hope that it doesn't
> mess with it.
>
> as for my Java experiece I only got to say "Hello World" to it. I'll just
> put it to you that way.
>
> I really want Csoundo to continue. I don't want it to get abandoned because
> it seems like such a cool idea.
>
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Sorry, think I had the wrong book. I'll look for the right one when I get home.

It seems to me that there is no 64-bit version of Csoundo.
I think I'm going to learn some Java just for fun.... I want to get
involved.

I also wish that Qt had a language binding for Processing.

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The latest version available is for doubles, even if it doesn't appear so.

On 14 April 2012 17:11, Cacophony7  wrote:
> It seems to me that there is no 64-bit version of Csoundo.
> I think I'm going to learn some Java just for fun.... I want to get
> involved.
>
> I also wish that Qt had a language binding for Processing.
>
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I deleted Processing (1.5.1?) and downloaded/installed Processing 2.0a5
because I was too incompetent to install the Csoundo library BUT the "import
library..." still doesn't detect the damn csnd.jar file!
I don't seem to understand this stuff. I really do appreciate all the help
and hints that you give me. Thanks.

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I'm going to do an install here and get back to you..

Ok. Can you confirm that you placed the csoundo folder* into your
Processing sketches folder? By default it is set up inside your
documents folder. After that you only need to copy and place the
csnd.jar file from your Csound bin dir to the csoundo/library
directory. After that start Processing and go to the 'examples' menu
command. That will open a browseable examples folder. At the bottom of
the list of example you should see 'csoundo'. Click on it and open one
of the examples. It should run without any issues? If it doesn't can
you copy and send the error message you get?

On 14 April 2012 19:38, Rory Walsh  wrote:
> I'm going to do an install here and get back to you..

First of all... I'm using CubicExplorer (http://www.cubicreality.com/) NOT
Windows Explorer in order to highlight, copy, and paste these directories
into THIS reply

C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing
Desktop | Computer | Disk (C:) | Users | Owner | My documents | Processing

is my sketchbook location right now, which contains the csoundo folder

C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\csoundo

which contains (with file extensions showing!)

Csoundo.java
Engine.java
Mutex.java

and the library folder (not "libraries")

C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\csoundo\library

which contains the csnd.jar file copied from

C:\Michael\Csound\bin

So I opened up Processing (the actual software. Version 2.0a5), clicked on
"File" from the menu,
clicked on "Examples..." on the sub-menu and did NOT find a "csoundo"
folder, on the bottom of the "standard examples" list, under the "Libraries"
folder

NOR does random.pde from

C:\Michael\jacobjoaquin-Csoundo-7aeb39a\examples\random

work. It just states that (bottom output of the Processing interface)

~                                                                                                   
~
|                                                                                                    
|
|The package "csoundo" does not exist. You might be missing a library |
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|No library found for csoundo                                                           
|
|As of release 1.0, libraries must be installed in a folder named           
|
|'libraries' inside the 'sketchbook' folder                                             
|
|------------------------------------------------------------------------------|

NOR does "Sketch" , "Import Library..." , "Add Library..." show me THE
csoundo library

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Is csoundo.jar also contained in the library file? The contents of my
library folder are csnd.jar and csoundo.jar? Can you confirm that you
are using the following download:
https://github.com/downloads/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo/csoundo-0.1.2.double.1.zip



On 15 April 2012 01:40, Cacophony7  wrote:
>
> First of all... I'm using CubicExplorer (http://www.cubicreality.com/) NOT
> Windows Explorer in order to highlight, copy, and paste these directories
> into THIS reply
>
> C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing
> Desktop | Computer | Disk (C:) | Users | Owner | My documents | Processing
>
> is my sketchbook location right now, which contains the csoundo folder
>
> C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\csoundo
>
> which contains (with file extensions showing!)
>
> Csoundo.java
> Engine.java
> Mutex.java
>
> and the library folder (not "libraries")
>
> C:\Users\Owner\Documents\Processing\csoundo\library
>
> which contains the csnd.jar file copied from
>
> C:\Michael\Csound\bin
>
> So I opened up Processing (the actual software. Version 2.0a5), clicked on
> "File" from the menu,
> clicked on "Examples..." on the sub-menu and did NOT find a "csoundo"
> folder, on the bottom of the "standard examples" list, under the "Libraries"
> folder
>
> NOR does random.pde from
>
> C:\Michael\jacobjoaquin-Csoundo-7aeb39a\examples\random
>
> work. It just states that (bottom output of the Processing interface)
>
> ~
> ~
> |
> |
> |The package "csoundo" does not exist. You might be missing a library |
> |------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
> |No library found for csoundo
> |
> |As of release 1.0, libraries must be installed in a folder named
> |
> |'libraries' inside the 'sketchbook' folder
> |
> |------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
>
> NOR does "Sketch" , "Import Library..." , "Add Library..." show me THE
> csoundo library
>
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Hey thanks for the different download. It's working but random.pde still
gives me an error at the bottom of the Processing interface:

csoundo 0.1.2 by Jacob Joaquin http://csoundblog.com
Thread-3
Unable to read CSD file.
PortMIDI real time MIDI plugin for Csound
PortAudio real-time audio module for Csound
virtual_keyboard real time MIDI plugin for Csound
0dBFS level = 32768.0
Csound version 5.17 (double samples) Mar 19 2012
libsndfile-1.0.23
Reading options from $CSOUNDRC: C:\Michael\Csound\.csoundrc 
UnifiedCSD: 
C:\Michael\jacobjoaquin-Csoundo-7aeb39a\examples\random\data__CSOUNDO__.csd
STARTING FILE
Creating options
Creating orchestra
Creating score
RAWWAVE_PATH: C:\Michael\Csound\samples/
rtaudio: PortAudio module enabled ... using callback interface
rtmidi: PortMIDI module enabled
Parsing successful!
Null type in tree -- aborting

csoundo is inside of "Examples..." now under "Contributed Libraries".
Did you find this download at http://csoundblog.com ?

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I found his download here:
https://github.com/jacobjoaquin/Csoundo/downloads
Strange error about the random example? I can run it fine from here?
I'm not sure what 'Null type in tree' means either!?




On 15 April 2012 13:40, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Hey thanks for the different download. It's working but random.pde still
> gives me an error at the bottom of the Processing interface:
>
> csoundo 0.1.2 by Jacob Joaquin http://csoundblog.com
> Thread-3
> Unable to read CSD file.
> PortMIDI real time MIDI plugin for Csound
> PortAudio real-time audio module for Csound
> virtual_keyboard real time MIDI plugin for Csound
> 0dBFS level = 32768.0
> Csound version 5.17 (double samples) Mar 19 2012
> libsndfile-1.0.23
> Reading options from $CSOUNDRC: C:\Michael\Csound\.csoundrc
> UnifiedCSD:
> C:\Michael\jacobjoaquin-Csoundo-7aeb39a\examples\random\data__CSOUNDO__.csd
> STARTING FILE
> Creating options
> Creating orchestra
> Creating score
> RAWWAVE_PATH: C:\Michael\Csound\samples/
> rtaudio: PortAudio module enabled ... using callback interface
> rtmidi: PortMIDI module enabled
> Parsing successful!
> Null type in tree -- aborting
>
> csoundo is inside of "Examples..." now under "Contributed Libraries".
> Did you find this download at http://csoundblog.com ?
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Well I took that download you gave me and downloaded it in my personal folder
THEN I moved it to my sketchbook, right? Windows 7 was like, "do you want to
move this file without encryption?". I was like, "yes". Then Windows asked
me the same question again for another file. I was like, "yes yes, every
file dammit!"

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This sounds right. If the other examples run ok but random doesn't
then you don't have a problem with csoundo me thinks. Do the other
examples work ok?

On 15 April 2012 14:55, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Well I took that download you gave me and downloaded it in my personal folder
> THEN I moved it to my sketchbook, right? Windows 7 was like, "do you want to
> move this file without encryption?". I was like, "yes". Then Windows asked
> me the same question again for another file. I was like, "yes yes, every
> file dammit!"
>
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negative! none of them work in "Examples..."

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Ah. Ok. Here, when you go to import library to you get the option to
import csoundo?

On 15 April 2012 15:09, Cacophony7  wrote:
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"Sketch", "Import Library", "csoundo" on the bottom, click on it and then
this code automatically pops up

import csoundo.*;

and in "Sketch", "Import Library", "Add Library...", I get the opportunity
to remove "csoundo", implying that Csoundo is obviously installed.

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This would indicate that all the libraries and what not are in the
correct place. I have to say that I haven't tried this with the latest
processing. I'm using the latest most stable release, I think it's
1.5. I really can't think why it's not working but perhaps somthing
gives in the latest version of Processing 2?

On 15 April 2012 15:51, Cacophony7  wrote:
> "Sketch", "Import Library", "csoundo" on the bottom, click on it and then
> this code automatically pops up
>
> import csoundo.*;
>
> and in "Sketch", "Import Library", "Add Library...", I get the opportunity
> to remove "csoundo", implying that Csoundo is obviously installed.
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I've been paying attention to this thread. Sorry I can't be of more
help. But I can confirm that it does run on 1.5 for me. I've not
updated to Processing 2, but there's a good chance that has something
to do with.

Also, I'm finally getting my hands on a Windows machine sometime this
week. I'll be able to look into this and PythonScore.

Best,
Jake

On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 7:53 AM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
> This would indicate that all the libraries and what not are in the
> correct place. I have to say that I haven't tried this with the latest
> processing. I'm using the latest most stable release, I think it's
> 1.5. I really can't think why it's not working but perhaps somthing
> gives in the latest version of Processing 2?
>
> On 15 April 2012 15:51, Cacophony7  wrote:
>> "Sketch", "Import Library", "csoundo" on the bottom, click on it and then
>> this code automatically pops up
>>
>> import csoundo.*;
>>
>> and in "Sketch", "Import Library", "Add Library...", I get the opportunity
>> to remove "csoundo", implying that Csoundo is obviously installed.
>>
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Great Jake. I've been following your posts about your python stuff.
Keep em coming!

On 15 April 2012 15:57, Jacob Joaquin  wrote:
> I've been paying attention to this thread. Sorry I can't be of more
> help. But I can confirm that it does run on 1.5 for me. I've not
> updated to Processing 2, but there's a good chance that has something
> to do with.
>
> Also, I'm finally getting my hands on a Windows machine sometime this
> week. I'll be able to look into this and PythonScore.
>
> Best,
> Jake
>
> On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 7:53 AM, Rory Walsh  wrote:
>> This would indicate that all the libraries and what not are in the
>> correct place. I have to say that I haven't tried this with the latest
>> processing. I'm using the latest most stable release, I think it's
>> 1.5. I really can't think why it's not working but perhaps somthing
>> gives in the latest version of Processing 2?
>>
>> On 15 April 2012 15:51, Cacophony7  wrote:
>>> "Sketch", "Import Library", "csoundo" on the bottom, click on it and then
>>> this code automatically pops up
>>>
>>> import csoundo.*;
>>>
>>> and in "Sketch", "Import Library", "Add Library...", I get the opportunity
>>> to remove "csoundo", implying that Csoundo is obviously installed.
>>>
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Love your work Jacob, even though I can't seem to get my hands on it. I can
go back to Processing 1 or I can learn some Java (like I said) or both.

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Last shot. Try using 1.5 again and see if it works? Follow the same
steps as before. It might just work!

On 15 April 2012 16:08, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Love your work Jacob, even though I can't seem to get my hands on it. I can
> go back to Processing 1 or I can learn some Java (like I said) or both.
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...Thank Jacob Joaquin, thank Rory walsh, and thank GOD! IT WORKS! all of the
examples run!

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That's great. Please share anything you come up with. Processing is a
really nice language to cut one's teeth on.

On 17 April 2012 23:16, Cacophony7  wrote:
> ...Thank Jacob Joaquin, thank Rory walsh, and thank GOD! IT WORKS! all of the
> examples run!
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Well I want to make a website dedicated to Csoundo to the best of my ability.
I am re-learning HTML and all I got is a Csoundo image that I made from
freeware, Paint.NET.

http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/file/n5647937/Csoundo.jpeg 

I want to help Csoundo and ensure that it doesn't become an abandoned
project.

I also think that it would be nice if there was a Processing binding for Qt
so that we could have some better looking knobs, buttons, sliders, switches
and boxes and make real Reason looking instruments INSIDE of Processing with
Csoundo.(if that's possible but we already have CsoundQt {QuteCsound})

We can probably do better than Propellerhead Software if we stick together.

Right now I am currently a Reason user. Reason is expensive(!) and Csound is
capable of overthrowing Reason BUT Reason makes music FASTER than Csound
does (maybey... that's just an opinion. The point is that there's a catch,
right?). Both of them are evolving quickly.

According to the Wikipedia, Qt is written in C++. Qt is freeware, right?

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Qt is not freeware. It is open source software that is free for the
downloading. Not quite the same thing.

Regards,
Mike

On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 8:35 PM, Cacophony7  wrote:
> Well I want to make a website dedicated to Csoundo to the best of my ability.
> I am re-learning HTML and all I got is a Csoundo image that I made from
> freeware, Paint.NET.
>
> http://csound.1045644.n5.nabble.com/file/n5647937/Csoundo.jpeg
>
> I want to help Csoundo and ensure that it doesn't become an abandoned
> project.
>
> I also think that it would be nice if there was a Processing binding for Qt
> so that we could have some better looking knobs, buttons, sliders, switches
> and boxes and make real Reason looking instruments INSIDE of Processing with
> Csoundo.(if that's possible but we already have CsoundQt {QuteCsound})
>
> We can probably do better than Propellerhead Software if we stick together.
>
> Right now I am currently a Reason user. Reason is expensive(!) and Csound is
> capable of overthrowing Reason BUT Reason makes music FASTER than Csound
> does (maybey... that's just an opinion. The point is that there's a catch,
> right?). Both of them are evolving quickly.
>
> According to the Wikipedia, Qt is written in C++. Qt is freeware, right?
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Open source software that is free for downloading is NOT freeware?
I don't understand.
You mean I can have Qt for free if I can compile it myself?

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it is free softwarehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_software
which is not the same as freeware http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeware

there are additional rights you have with free software that you do not have with freeware

On 04/17/2012 05:49 PM, Cacophony7 wrote:
> Open source software that is free for downloading is NOT freeware?
> I don't understand.
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These distinctions are somewhat complex but can be important.

Basically, freeware is software that you can download for free in
executable form, but you can't see the source code. The tracker Buzz
is freeware in this sense.

Free software has source code that you can download, read, and re-use,
but only if the new software you make with the source code is itself
free software. The Linux kernel, the GCC compiler, and the Apache Web
server are free software in this sense.

Open source software has source code that you can download, read, and
re-use for most purposes. Csound is open source software in this
sense. You can make proprietary software using open source software,
but usually you are required to accompany your software with an open
source license and also you must make available any changes you make
to the open source software to the public.

There is also public domain software, with which you can do absolutely
anything you like. An example of public domain software is BWF Meta
Edit for tagging soundfies. It is government software, in the public
domain, but some libraries it uses are open source. Much software
produced by the U.S. government is public domain and much of that
software is very good.

Hope this helps,
Mike

On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 8:49 PM, Cacophony7  wrote:
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> I don't understand.
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So it's even BETTER than freeware?... or is there a catch?

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on 2012-04-17 at 22:10 Cacophony7 wrote:

>So it's even BETTER than freeware?... or is there a catch?

he-he... no, there is no "catch". and yes, it's better than freeware. 

as someone who has been using only free software for more than a decade,
and take it for granted, it comes as a surprise your skepticism. but i
guess it speaks about the prevailing attitude in the outside world, and
how much i had forgotten about it.

perhaps there is a catch after all: free software is not just like
proprietary software but gratis; in proprietary software the user is a
client, as a user of free software you are part of the community, just
like the developers. or you can be a user *and* a developer.

happy csounding,


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